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Table 6 Unadjusted univariate logistic regression analysis of the factors affecting children’s dental anxiety

From: Interrater agreement between children’s self-reported and their mothers’ proxy-reported dental anxiety: a Chinese cross-sectional study

Variable

No DA (n = 70)

DA (n = 30)

UOR (95% CI)

B

p value

Age (by every 1 year increase)

9 (7–11)

7 (6–8.3)

0.661 (0.514–0.850)

− 0.414

0.001

Gender, female

26 (37.1)

12 (40.0)

1.0 (Reference)

Gender, male

44 (62.9)

18 (60.0)

0.886 (0.369–2.130)

− 0.121

0.787

Without maternal anxiety

44 (62.9)

21 (70.0)

1.0 (Reference)

With maternal anxiety

26 (37.1)

9 (30.0)

0.725 (0.289–1.818)

− 0.321

0.493

Number of dental visits (by every 1 visit increase)

0.7 ± 0.9

0.2 ± 0.5

0.409 (0.190–0.880)

− 0.893

0.022

Mother absence

28 (40.0)

21 (70.0)

1.0 (Reference)

Mother presence

42 (60.0)

9 (30.0)

0.286 (0.114–0.714)

− 1.253

0.007

Not good oral health

39 (55.7)

19 (63.3)

1.0 (Reference)

Good oral health

31 (44.3)

11 (36.8)

0.728 (0.302–1.755)

− 0.317

0.480

Not having sibling

39 (55.7)

17 (56.7)

1.0 (Reference)

Having sibling

31 (44.3)

13 (43.3)

0.962 (0.406–2.279)

− 0.039

0.930

  1. Data are presented as the median (interquartile range), mean ± standard deviation, or n (%). B, regression coefficient; CI Confidence interval; DA Dental anxiety; UOR Unadjusted odds ratios