Number of Remaining Teeth and Its Association with Educational Level in Chilean Adults: Data from the National Health Survey 2016-2017

Table 2

Number of teeth in the maxilla and mandible according to EL, n = 5473. ENS 2016-2017, Chile.

	Number of teeth in the maxilla			Number of teeth in the mandible
EL	Mean	Error	CI 95%	Mean	Error	CI 95%
Low	9.06	0.321	[8.43–9.69]	10.82	0.271	[10.29–11.36]
M (n = 414)	9.40	0.330	[8.76–10.05]	11.15	0.280	[10.60–11.70]
W (n = 915)	8.72	0.325	[8.08–9.36]	10.50	0.275	[9.96–11.04]
Medium	10.65	0.134	[10.38–10.91]	11.65	0.115	[11.43–11.88]
M (n = 1106)	10.99	0.159	[10.68–11.30]	11.98	0.133	[11.71–12.24]
W (n = 1842)	10.30	0.137	[10.04–10.57]	11.33	0.124	[11.09–11.57]
High	12.17	0.178	[11.82–12.52]	12.54	0.130	[12.29–12.80]
M (n = 483)	12.51	0.189	[12.14–12.88]	12.87	0.142	[12.59–13.15]
W (n = 713)	11.83	0.190	[11.46–12.20]	12.22	0.143	[11.94–12.50]

Adjusted linear regression models by age, sex, and location. M, men, W, women, and EL, educational level.