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A multicenter study of oral health behavior among adult subjects from three South American cities

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Table 1. Study population/sample by city, age, and gender. n = 550.
Table 2. Self-reported oral health habits according to gender, age, educational level and city.
Table 3. Distribution of subjects  (n and %) according to frequency of bleeding sites  (GI 2+3) and frequency of visible plaque  sites, for the total sample and all demographic categories.
Table 6. Self-reported gum bleeding according to gender,  age, city, educational level and % bleeding sites per subject.

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