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Table 1 Participant characteristics

From: [More] evidence to support oral health promotion services targeted to smokers calling tobacco quitlines in the United States

Ā 

All participants

Dentate participants

Ā 

nā€‰=ā€‰455

nā€‰=ā€‰384

Ā 

Mean (SD)

Mean (SD)

Age

48.3 (13.8)

46.7 (13.9)

Ā 

N (%)

N (%)

Female

296 (65.1)

247 (64.3)

White, non-hispanic

384 (84.4)

322 (83.9)

Married or living as married

269 (59.1)

226 (58.9)

Education

Ā Ā 

High school or less education

152 (33.4)

125 (32.6)

Some college

202 (44.4)

166 (43.2)

College or post-graduate degree

101 (22.2)

93 (24.2)

Employed

298 (65.5)

262 (68.2)

Household income a

Ā Ā 

< $20,000

69 (15.2)

56 (14.6)

$20-39,999

115 (25.3)

93 (24.2)

$40,000 ā€“ 59,000

77 (16.9)

64 (16.7)

ā‰„ $60,000

153 (33.6)

135 (35.1)

Dental insurance (private or government funded)

358 (78.7)

309 (80.5)

Tobacco use

Ā Ā 

Cigarette smoker b

274 (60.2)

233 (60.7)

Pipe, cigar, or bidis

9 (2.0)

9 (2.3)

Oral tobacco

9 (2.0)

7 (1.8)

Alcohol user

329 (74.3)

263 (76.4)

  1. a Percents do not total 100%. Some respondents (7%) preferred not to answer.
  2. b Defined as smoking 100 cigarettes in lifetime and smoked in past 7ā€‰days.