Oral Health-Related Risk Factors Among Students in Southeast Serbia

Marija D. Bojović; Ljiljana G. Kesić; Aleksandar N. Mitić; Biljana Kocić; Radmila R. Obradović; Aleksandra Ignjatović; Nina Burić; Marija Jovanović; Milica S. Petrović

doi:10.12659/MSM.929375

17 February 2021: Clinical Research

Oral Health-Related Risk Factors Among Students in Southeast Serbia

Marija D. Bojović ^1ABDEF , Ljiljana G. Kesić ^1ADF* , Aleksandar N. Mitić ^2AE , Biljana Kocić ^3DE , Radmila R. Obradović ^1DEF , Aleksandra Ignjatović ^4CD , Nina Burić ^5EF , Marija Jovanović ^6BEF , Milica S. Petrović ^1ADEF

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.929375

Med Sci Monit 2021; 27:e929375

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Table 1 Sociodemographic variables of surveyed subjects.

Age	Total		Group 1		Group 2		P*
Sex
Men	142	32.26	60	32.26	82	39.05	0.159
Women	254	67.74	126	67.74	128	60.95	0.159
Family economic level
Lower than average	15	3.79	8	4.30	7	3.33	0.879
Average
Below average	41	10.35	19	10.22	22	10.48
Mother’s education
Primary school	11	2.78	6	3.23	5	2.38	0.378
Secondary school
Vocational	49	12.37	28	15.05	21	10.00
University	117	29.55	51	27.42	66	31.43
PhD	13	3.28	8	4.30	5	2.38
Father’s education
Primary school	5	1.26	2	1.08	3	1.43	0.504
Secondary school
Vocational	60	15.15	24	12.90	36	17.14
University	133	33.59	65	34.95	68	32.38
PhD	12	3.03	8	4.30	4	1.90
Mother’s working status
Yes
No	101	26.03	48	26.23	53	25.85
Father’s working status
Yes
No	76	19.59	26	14.21	50	24.39
Number of family members
2	12	3.03	6	3.23	6	2.86	0.874
3	59	14.90	24	12.90	35	16.67

5	86	21.72	41	22.04	45	21.43
6 or more	35	8.84	16	8.60	19	9.05
^* Chi-square test; bold numbers mean the highest frequency.

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