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Table 1 Demographic and socioeconomic characteristics, income groups, number of family members and friends in the social networks, and self-rated oral health between excluded participants due to missing data and those with complete data

From: Do changes in income and social networks influence self-rated oral health trajectories among civil servants in Brazil? Evidence from the longitudinal Pró-Saúde study

Variable (year)

Participants with missing data (N = 940)

Final analytic sample (N = 2118)

Demographic characteristics (1999)

Age (years), Mean (SD)*

41.6 (9.1)

39.1 (7.8)

Sex, N (%)*

 Male

437 (46.5)

903 (42.6)

 Female

503 (53.5)

1215 (57.4)

Skin colour, N (%)*

 White

438 (46.6)

1101 (52.0)

 Brown/pardo

315 (33.5)

640 (30.2)

 Black

155 (16.5)

323 (15.3)

 Other

32 (3.4)

54 (2.5)

Socioeconomic characteristics (1999)

Marital status, N (%)

 Single

198 (21.0)

443 (20.9)

 Married

548 (58.3)

1313 (62.1)

 Divorced

165 (17.6)

300 (14.2)

 Widowed

29 (3.1)

59 (2.8)

Educational attainment, N (%)*

  ≤ 10 years

309 (32.9)

440 (20.8)

 11–15 years

325 (34.6)

802 (37.9)

  ≥ 16 years

306 (32.5)

876 (41.3)

Per capita monthly income, N (%)*

  < 3 BMW

257 (27.4)

588 (27.8)

 3–6 BMW

361 (38.4)

804 (38.0)

  > 6 BMW

322 (34.2)

726 (34.3)

Income groups, N (%) (1999–2012)*

 High income-stable

265 (28.2)

754 (35.6)

 Increase income

50 (5.3)

78 (3.7)

 Decrease income

211 (22.5)

764 (30.1)

 Low income-stable

414(44.0)

522 (24.6)

Social networks groups (1999–2012)

 

Number of family members/friends in the social networks, N (%)

 Large social networks stable

471 (50.1)

1314 (62.0)

 Increased social networks

169 (18.0)

299 (14.1)

 Decreased social networks

108 (11.5)

249 (11.8)

 Small social networks stable

192 (20.4)

256 (12.1)

Self-rated oral health, N (%) (1999–2012)

 Good-stable

837 (89.0)

1813 (85.6)

 Changed

81 (8.6)

230 (10.9)

 Poor-stable

22 (2.4)

75 (3.5)

  1. Pro-Saude study, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1999–2012
  2. BMW Brazilian Minimal Wage, *P < 0.05