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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of the participants (N = 271)

From: Dental health status and oral health behaviours of patients with facial burn in Pakistan

Characteristics

Number (%)

Age

 15–24

89 (32.8)

 25–34

125 (46.1)

 35–44

40 (14.8)

 45+

17 (6.3)

Gender

 Male

85 (31.4)

 Female

186 (68.6)

Education level

 0–5 years of schooling

73 (26.9)

 6–12 years of schooling

176 (64.9)

 13+ years of schooling

22 (8.1)

Employment status

 Full time job

49 (18.1)

 Part time job

76 (28.0)

 Unemployed

133 (49.1)

 Others (student, retired)

13 (4.8)

Personal income (PKR)

 5000–14,000

178 (65.7)

 15,000–24,000

47 (17.3)

 25,000–34,000

24 (8.9)

 35,000 +

22 (8.1)

Family income (PKR)

 15,000–24,000

139 (51.3)

 25,000–34,000

59 (21.8)

 35,000 +

73 (26.9)

Degree of burn injury

 Second degree burn

141 (52.0)

 Third degree burn

130 (48.0)

Total body surface area (TBSA)

 10–20% TBSA

146 (53.9)

 More than 20% TBSA

125 (46.1)

Time of incident

 1–2 years

47 (17.3)

 2–3 years

78 (28.8)

 3–4 years

105 (38.7)

 4+ years

41 (15.1)

Causes of burn injury

 Fire\Flame

112 (41.3)

 Scald\Stream

77 (28.4)

 Chemical\assault

58 (21.4)

 Electrical\others

24 (8.8)

DMFT, mean (SD)

11.0 (2.4)

 CPI

 Bleeding

31 (11.4)

 Calculus

80 (29.5)

 4-5 mm pockets

117 (43.2)

 6 mm and more pockets

43 (15.9)

OHI-S

 Good

7 (2.6)

 Fair

85 (31.4)

 Poor

179 (66.1)

Self-perceived dental health

 Good

58 (21.4)

 Poor

213 (78.6)

Self-perceived periodontal health

 Good

55 (20.3)

 Poor

216 (79.7)

Daily frequency of toothbrushing

 One time

212 (78.2)

 Two times

59 (21.8)

Regular check-up

 Yes

29 (10.7)

 No

242 (89.3)

Barriers to utilization of oral health care services

 Cost

68 (25.1)

 Distance

25 (9.2)

 Psychological

125 (46.1)

 Social

42 (15.5)

 Self-perceived

11 (4.1)