From: Socioeconomic inequalities in dental health services in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2003–2008
2003 | 2008 | Trend 2003–2008 | |
---|---|---|---|
Total sample | 1667 | 2086 | |
Sociodemographic factors | |||
Age group | %a (n)b | %a (n)b | |
20–59 | 84.0 (795) | 83.7 (1162) | |
60+ | 16.0 (872) | 16.3 (924) | |
Gender | |||
Male | 45.1 (803) | 46.3 (848) | |
Female | 54.9 (864) | 53.7 (1238) | |
Socioeconomic factors | |||
Ethnicity | <0.001c | ||
Caucasian | 67.42 (1077) | 62.2 (1311) | |
Non-caucasian | 32.6 (542) | 37.8 (770) | |
Education (years of study) | 0.001c | ||
0–3 | 14.2 (450) | 10.2 (413) | |
4–7 | 25.7 (509) | 19.0 (591) | |
8–11 | 36.2 (450) | 46.6 (774) | |
12+ | 23.9 (231) | 24.2 (305) | |
Household income (minimum legal wage) | 0.356c | ||
≤1 | 12.5 (262) | 9.9 (241) | |
>1 to 2.5 | 27.6 (386) | 38.6 (628) | |
≥2.5 to 6 | 32.3 (434) | 31.4 (459) | |
≥6 | 27.6 (251) | 20.1 (211) | |
Housing condition | 0.199c | ||
Adequate | 83.1 (1410) | 88.2 (1805) | |
Inadequate | 16.9 (257) | 11.8 (281) | |
Dental health service use | |||
Dental health service use | 46.7 (611) | 55.4 (1002) | 0.001c |
Dental health service use in public sector | 5.8 (54) | 6.8 (91) | 0.516c |