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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the participants according to homebound status at follow-up (n = 4390)

From: Does poor dental health predict becoming homebound among older Japanese?

 

Number of respondents (%) (excluding those who were homebound at baseline)

 

65–74 years old (n = 3007)

≥75 years old (n = 1383)

 

Total

Non-homebound

Homebound

Total

Non-homebound

Homebound

Sex

      

Male

1410 (100.0)

1338 (94.9)

72 (5.1)

625 (100.0)

550 (88.0)

75 (12.0)

Female

1597 (100.0)

1530 (95.8)

67 (4.2)

758 (100.0)

648 (85.5)

110 (14.5)

Dental health

     

≥20 teeth

1195 (100.0)

1158 (96.9)

37 (3.1)

298 (100.0)

270 (90.6)

28 (9.4)

≤19 teeth with dentures

1465 (100.0)

1388 (94.7)

77 (5.3)

922 (100.0)

789 (85.6)

133 (14.4)

≤19 teeth without dentures

297 (100.0)

275 (92.6)

22 (7.4)

127 (100.0)

108 (85.0)

19 (15.0)

Marital status

     

Marriage

2424 (100.0)

2318 (95.6)

106 (4.4)

810 (100.0)

700 (86.4)

110 (13.6)

Widowed

410 (100.0)

388 (94.6)

22 (5.4)

475 (100.0)

417 (87.8)

58 (12.2)

Separated

44 (100.0)

42 (95.5)

2 (4.5)

9 (100.0)

9 (100.0)

0 (0.0)

Never married

33 (100.0)

31 (93.9)

2 (6.1)

18 (100.0)

13 (72.2)

5 (27.8)

Other or missing

96 (100.0)

89 (92.7)

7 (7.3)

71 (100.0)

59 (83.1)

12 (16.9)

Education

      

<6 years

19 (100.0)

18 (94.7)

1 (5.3)

61 (100.0)

52 (85.2)

9 (14.8)

6–9 years

1563 (100.0)

1473 (94.2)

90 (5.8)

708 (100.0)

600 (84.7)

108 (15.3)

10–12years

892 (100.0)

860 (96.4)

32 (3.6)

375 (100.0)

337 (89.9)

38 (10.1)

≥13 years

377 (100.0)

366 (97.1)

11 (2.9)

133 (100.0)

116 (87.2)

17 (12.8)

Annual household incomea

    

<$20,000

1190 (100.0)

1123 (94.4)

67 (5.6)

496 (100.0)

426 (85.9)

70 (14.1)

$20,000–29,999

662 (100.0)

639 (96.5)

23 (3.5)

246 (100.0)

215 (87.4)

31 (12.6)

$30,000–39,999

471 (100.0)

456 (96.8)

15 (3.2)

161 (100.0)

142 (88.2)

19 (11.8)

≥$40,000

301 (100.0)

288 (95.7)

13 (4.3)

133 (100.0)

117 (88.0)

16 (12.0)

Do you have hospital treatment?

    

Yes

1933 (100.0)

1846 (95.5)

87 (4.5)

961 (100.0)

820 (85.3)

141 (14.7)

No

794 (100.0)

762 (96.0)

32 (4.0)

211 (100.0)

186 (88.2)

25 (11.8)

Depression (GDS score)

    

0–4

1961 (100.0)

1878 (95.8)

83 (4.2)

811 (100.0)

718 (88.5)

93 (11.5)

≥5

575 (100.0)

536 (93.2)

39 (6.8)

246 (100.0)

203 (82.5)

43 (17.5)

Walking time (min/day)

    

<30

840 (100.0)

788 (93.8)

52 (6.2)

433 (100.0)

358 (82.7)

75 (17.3)

30–59

959 (100.0)

917 (95.6)

42 (4.4)

478 (100.0)

420 (87.9)

58 (12.1)

60–89

460 (100.0)

444 (96.5)

16 (3.5)

203 (100.0)

185 (91.1)

18 (8.9)

≥90

641 (100.0)

616 (96.1)

25 (3.9)

201 (100.0)

178 (88.6)

23 (11.4)

Do you stay with your family?

    

Yes

2477 (100.0)

2365 (95.5)

112 (4.5)

1023 (100.0)

894 (87.4)

129 (12.6)

No (living alone)

185 (100.0)

173 (93.5)

12 (6.5)

127 (100.0)

111 (87.4)

16 (12.6)

Living areab

      

A

1277 (100.0)

1251 (98.0)

26 (2.0)

488 (100.0)

449 (92.0)

39 (8.0)

B

923 (100.0)

873 (94.6)

50 (5.4)

429 (100.0)

359 (83.7)

70 (16.3)

C

807 (100.0)

744 (92.2)

63 (7.8)

466 (100.0)

390 (83.7)

76 (16.3)

  1. aUS $1 = \100
  2. bThe population densities of areas A, B, and C were 1,026.6, 566.9, and 572.9 persons/km2 respectively
  3. GDS Geriatric Depression Scale