18 July 2024 : Clinical Research
Impact of Denture Use on Oral Health-Related Quality of Life in Yemeni Patients: A Cross-Sectional Analysis
Nadhra N. AlalwaniDOI: 10.12659/MSM.944682
Med Sci Monit 2024; 30:e944682
Table 1 Demographic profile of the study sample in relation to the frequency of denture type (N=241).
| Category | Item | CD N (%) | PD N (%) | Total N (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | Male | 103 (74.6%) | 60 (58.3%) | 163 (67.6%) |
| Female | 35 (25.4%) | 43 (41.7%) | 78 (32.4%) | |
| Age | 19–50 years | 18 (13.0%) | 29 (28.2%) | 47 (19.5%) |
| >50 years | 120 (87.0%) | 74 (71.8%) | 194 (80.5%) | |
| Education | Not formal education | 75 (54.3%) | 42 (40.8%) | 117 (48.5%) |
| Formal education | 63 (45.7%) | 61 (59.2%) | 124 (51.5%) | |
| Occupation | Present | 40 (29.0%) | 28 (27.2%) | 68 (28.2%) |
| No occupation/retired | 98 (71.0%) | 75 (72.8%) | 173 (71.8%) | |
| Systemic illness | Present | 44 (31.9%) | 27 (26.2%) | 71 (29.5%) |
| Absent | 94 (68.1%) | 76 (73.8%) | 170 (70.5%) | |
| Diabetes | Yes | 31 (22.5%) | 13 (12.6%) | 44 (18.7%) |
| No | 107 (77.5%) | 90 (87.4%) | 197 (81.7%) | |
| Hypertension | Yes | 13 (9.4%%) | 14 (13.6%) | 27 (11.2%) |
| No | 125 (90.6%) | 89 (86.4%) | 214 (88.8%) |






