Influence of functional dentition on satisfaction with oral health and impacts on daily performance among Brazilian adults: a population-based cross-sectional study

Table 5 Prevalence ratios of definitions of functional dentition in multiple Poisson regression models for satisfaction with oral health, overall impact and impacts on eating, brushing, emotional state and smiling/speaking among Brazilian adults, 2010

Variables		Dependent variables^a
Variables		Satisfaction with oral health - satisfied		Total OIDP = 0		Difficulty eating or dental sensitivity (no)		Discomfort when brushing (no)		Influence on emotional state (no)		Embarrassed to smile/speak (no)
Independent variables		PR	p	PR	p	PR	p	PR	p	PR	p	PR	p
FDWHO	Present	1.05	0.573	1.10	0.136	1.01	0.880	0.98	0.696	1.06	0.131	1.14	0.005
WDT	Present	1.13	0.238	1.14	0.037	1.07	0.427	0.99	0.773	1.07	0.056	1.20	<0.001
FD_Class5	Present	1.21	0.023	1.10	0.077	1.03	0.451	0.94	0.073	1.04	0.471	1.19	<0.001
FD_Class6	Present	1.24	0.009	1.11	0.026	1.02	0.600	0.96	0.190	1.00	0.963	1.20	<0.001

OIDP Oral Impacts on Daily Performance; PR Prevalence Rate; CI confidence interval; FDWHO ≥ 20 teeth present; WDT ≥ 10 teeth in each arch; FD _Class5 functional dentition classified by occlusion and esthetics; FD _Class6 functional dentition classified by occlusion, esthetics and periodontal status ^a Individual multiple models for each dependent variable including each dental condition separately and controlling variables (monthly household income, schooling, self-rated need for treatment, toothache/dental pain in previous 6 months, self-rated need for dentures or to change dentures, reason for last dental appointment and gender); *significant values in bold (p ≤ 0.05)

ISSN: 1472-6831