Research Article

Self-Perceived Impact of Oral Health on the Quality of Life of Women Deprived of Their Liberty

Table 4

Mean, standard deviation, and value of the independent variables, by domains and for total OHIP-14 of women inmates in Juiz de Fora, 2020.

VariablenMeans by domain (SD)
1234567Total OHIP

Age (in years)
 ≤33611.33 (1.91)3.69 (2.85)3.61 (2.83)1.44 (2.08)2.36 (2.59)1.21 (1.94)1.25 (2.20)15.07 (12.64)
 >33381.58 (2.35)3.21 (2.48)3.68 (2.88)2.05 (2.75)2.71 (2.25)1.05 (1.64)1.29 (2.10)15.24 (11.79)
value0.8520.4550.9330.4350.2830.8710.7460.575

Self-reported skin color
 White220.64 (1.25)2.45 (2.02)3.23 (3.12)2.00 (2.54)2.82 (2.54)0.86 (1.49)0.68 (1.21)12.05 (9.87)
 Nonwhite771.65 (2.22)3.81 (2.82)3.75 (2.76)1.58 (2.32)2.40 (2.45)1.23 (1.91)1.43 (2.34)16.01 (12.78)
value0.0310.0520.3930.2870.4280.4760.2870.173

Schooling (in years completed)
 <9611.57 (2.31)3.34 (2.70)3.36 (2.80)1.41 (2.12)2.36 (2.45)1.07 (1.92)1.23 (2.21)14.67 (12.51)
 ≥9381.18 (1.66)3.76 (2.74)4.08 (2.87)2.11 (2.69)2.71 (2.49)1.29 (1.67)1.32 (2.09)15.87 (11.98)
value0.7480.4550.2210.2610.5150.2060.6950.334

Family income (x minimum wage)
 <1661.17 (1.96)3.47 (2.65)3.73 (2.86)1.44 (2.20)2.56 (2.63)1.17 (1.90)1.35 (2.19)14.92 (12.46)
 ≥1331.94 (2.26)3.58 (2.87)3.45 (2.83)2.15 (2.65)2.36 (2.12)1.12 (1.69)1.09 (2.10)15.55 (12.04)
value0.0490.9280.6110.1620.9020.9830.6700.956

MacArthur Scale of Subjective Social Status§
 Poor531.58 (2.15)3.81 (2.86)3.98 (2.78)1.64 (2.39)2.62 (2.47)1.34 (2.00)1.43 (2.22)16.75 (13.08)
 Good461.24 (2.01)3.15 (2.52)3.24 (2.88)1.72 (2.36)2.35 (2.47)0.93 (1.60)1.07 (2.08)13.26 (11.09)
value0.3990.2750.1740.6310.5300.2390.2660.443

Imprisonment time (in months)
 ≤15521.54 (2.26)3.90 (2.95)3.85 (3.06)1.48 (2.32)2.58 (2.67)1.21 (1.94)1.44 (2.53)16.48 (13.32)
 >15171.30 (1.89)3.06 (2.38)3.40 (2.58)1.89 (2.42)2.40 (2.22)1.09 (1.70)1.06 (1.65)13.64 (10.92)
value0.7690.1770.5010.2210.9340.8050.9870.141

How many women share the cell?
 ≤17531.72 (2.27)3.60 (2.94)3.58 (2.94)1.81 (2.64)2.32 (2.37)1.08 (1.74)1.51 (2.55)15.98 (13.34)
 >17461.09 (1.81)3.39 (2.44)3.70 (2.74)1.52 (2.02)2.70 (2.57)1.24 (1.93)0.98 (1.56)14.15 (10.95)
value0.0970.8590.8110.9820.5180.6020.8650.790

Health care received
 Yes901.41 (2.06)3.34 (2.74)3.62 (2.86)1.71 (2.43)2.44 (2.38)1.13 (1.81)1.28 (2.19)14.84 (12.01)
 No91.56 (2.45)5.11 (1.83)3.78 (2.77)1.33 (1.73)3.00 (3.28)1.33 (2.06)1.11 (1.83)18.00 (15.05)
value0.9730.0460.8290.8570.7820.7150.9480.465

Dental consultation done
 Yes581.31 (1.88)3.79 (2.94)4.10 (2.96)1.93 (2.67)2.62 (2.50)1.31 (1.82)1.24 (2.10)16.26 (12.64)
 No411.59 (2.35)3.10 (2.33)2.98 (2.54)1.32 (1.84)2.32 (2.42)0.93 (1.84)1.29 (2.25)13.54 (11.67)
value0.8420.2930.0650.5780.5370.1590.8400.521

No. of dental consultations in the past year
 1341.00 (1.58)3.09 (3.02)3.21 (3.00)2.29 (2.83)2.18 (2.82)0.91 (1.76)0.74 (1.52)12.50 (12.31)
 >1241.75 (2.21)4.79 (2.55)5.38 (2.43)1.42 (2.37)3.25 (1.82)1.88 (1.78)1.96 (2.60)21.58 (11.32)
value0.1700.0180.0060.1630.0250.0130.0390.720

Tooth loss after incarceration
 Yes331.64 (2.12)4.21 (2.55)4.58 (2.47)1.82 (2.58)3.21 (2.22)1.39 (1.95)1.88 (2.34)19.42 (11.89)
 No661.32 (2.08)3.15 (2.74)3.17 (2.91)1.61 (2.27)2.14 (2.51)1.03 (1.76)0.95 (2.00)12.98 (11.96)
value0.4390.0510.0140.8480.0180.3550.0120.892

Number of teeth lost after incarceration
 <4211.76 (2.30)4.48 (2.56)4.90 (2.23)1.71 (2.81)3.52 (2.23)1.71 (1.98)2.10 (2.51)21.43 (11.98)
 ≥4121.42 (1.83)3.75 (2.56)4.00 (2.86)2.00 (2.22)2.67 (2.19)0.83 (1.85)1.50 (2.07)15.92 (11.38)
value0.8550.4960.4710.4250.4560.1450.6470.593

Level of satisfaction with dental service
 Poor771.58 (2.21)3.58 (2.70)3.60 (2.82)1.62 (2.34)2.60 (2.48)1.23 (1.92)1.43 (2.22)15.81 (12.69)
 Good220.86 (1.46)3.23 (2.81)3.77 (2.97)1.86 (2.49)2.14 (2.40)0.86 (1.42)0.68 (1.84)12.77 (10.57)
value0.2800.5370.8270.6380.4430.6340.0750.195

Self-perceived health
 Good681.13 (1.98)3.16 (2.71)3.15 (2.65)1.65 (2.29)1.99 (2.18)1.06 (1.66)0.78 (1.77)12.72 (11.31)
 Poor312.06 (2.19)4.26 (2.61)4.71 (2.98)1.74 (2.57)3.61 (2.69)1.35 (2.15)2.32 (2.55)20.42 (12.79)
value0.0140.0540.0140.9870.0040.699<0.0010.324

Morbidity reported
 Yes521.56 (1.97)3.40 (2.54)3.71 (2.86)1.67 (2.29)2.73 (2.51)1.29 (1.86)1.35 (1.92)15.46 (11.62)
 No471.28 (2.21)3.62 (2.92)3.55 (2.84)1.68 (2.48)2.23 (2.41)1.00 (1.79)1.17 (2.41)14.77 (13.05)
value0.1270.7900.7980.8840.2860.2290.2430.294

Continuous use of medications
 Yes721.38 (1.97)3.58 (2.68)3.69 (2.80)1.56 (2.13)2.60 (2.41)1.18 (1.80)1.33 (2.23)15.33 (11.74)
 No271.56 (2.39)3.30 (2.83)3.48 (2.99)2.00 (2.92)2.22 (2.62)1.07 (1.80)1.07 (1.96)14.59 (13.77)
value0.7620.5990.7020.6760.3840.5810.7490.239

Medication for depression
 Yes331.52 (2.28)4.09 (2.38)3.91 (2.83)1.61 (2.28)3.03 (2.35)1.06 (1.58)1.76 (2.51)17.21 (11.27)
 No661.38 (2.00)3.21 (2.84)3.50 (2.85)1.71 (2.43)2.23 (2.49)1.20 (1.95)1.02 (1.92)14.09 (12.68)
value0.8860.0810.4690.9380.0770.8140.0970.349

Tobacco use
 Yes721.56 (2.21)3.94 (2.70)4.10 (2.92)1.54 (2.34)2.71 (2.51)1.28 (1.99)1.56 (2.38)16.99 (12.70)
 No221.07 (1.68)2.33 (2.42)2.41 (2.22)2.04 (2.44)1.93 (2.25)0.81 (1.24)0.48 (1.09)10.19 (9.56)
value0.3790.0080.0110.2440.1670.5990.0300.173

Anxiety symptoms
 Negative360.89 (1.74)2.69 (2.45)2.97 (2.35)1.78 (2.63)1.97 (2.31)1.17 (1.68)0.78 (1.55)11.64 (10.19)
 Positive631.74 (2.22)3.97 (2.77)4.02 (3.03)1.62 (2.22)2.79 (2.51)1.14 (1.92)1.54 (2.40)17.13 (12.96)
value0.0410.0250.0980.9970.0990.6390.1160.164

Depression symptoms
 Negative571.05 (1.74)3.47 (2.65)3.12 (2.50)1.65 (2.40)2.00 (2.20)0.95 (1.53)0.63 (1.29)12.46 (10.24)
 Positive421.93 (2.41)3.55 (2.83)4.33 (3.14)1.71 (2.35)3.17 (2.65)1.43 (2.15)2.12 (2.74)18.76 (13.88)
value0.0660.9570.0480.6580.0260.3960.0020.003

†The Mann–Whitney test was used to calculate the value of the OHIP-14 domains. For the value of the total OHIP-14 score, the t-test of independent samples was used. Statistically significant (). ‡The current national minimum wage in the amount of R$ 1,045.00 (one thousand and forty-five reais), which corresponds to U$ 187 (one hundred and eighty-seven dollars). §Continuous variable with a score ranging from 1 to 10 and dichotomized into poor and good representing, respectively, the categories: “very poor” and “poor” (steps 1 and 2; 3 and 4), and “fair,” “good,” and “very good” (5 and 6; 7 and 8; 9 and 10).