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Table 2 Attributes of the "effect" dimension of oral health related quality of life between sexes of study populations (n = 356).

From: Pilot survey of oral health-related quality of life: a cross-sectional study of adults in Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria

  

Response (percent) to "effects" questions

  

Men (n = 161)

Women (n = 195)

Domain

Attribute (effect on)

Very bad/Bad

None

Very good/Good

Very bad/Bad

None

Very good/Good

Physical

Eating

8.1

18.6

73.3

11.7

18.3

70.1

 

Appearance

3.7

21.1

75.2

3.6

25.4

71.1

 

Speech

3.7

24.2

72.0

3.0

28.4

68.5

 

General Health

3.7

24.2

72.0

4.6

20.3

75.1

 

Breath

6.8

28.6

64.6

7.1

30.5

62.4

 

Comfort/Relaxation

8.1

36.0

55.9

10.2

27.4

62.4

Psychological

Sleep

5.6

49.1

45.3

6.6

26.4

67.0a

 

Confidence

9.3

24.8

65.8

5.1

33.5

61.4

 

Worry

6.2

42.9

50.9

3.6

41.1

55.3

 

Mood

6.2

46.6

47.2

7.1

42.6

50.3

 

Personality

5.0

32.3

62.7

6.1

32.5

61.4

Social

Social life

5.0

24.8

70.2

4.6

33.0

62.4

 

Romantic Relationship

5.0

35.4

59.6

4.1

33.0

64.9

 

Smiling

6.2

24.8

68.9

6.6

22.3

71.1

 

Work

5.6

46.0

48.4

4.6

48.2

47.2

 

Finance

19.9

49.1

31.1

18.8

40.1

41.1

  1. aStatistically significantly different between men and women (P < 0.05)