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Table 1 Demographic data and presence of oral manifestations in coeliac disease patients and non-coeliac controls

From: Prevalence of oral manifestations in coeliac disease and associated factors

 

Coeliac disease patients, n = 873

Non-coeliac controls,

n = 563

n

%

n

%

Females

665

76.2*

369

65.5

Age at the time of coeliac disease diagnosis, median (range), years

42 (0.5–81)

n.a

Age at the time of the study, median (range), years

54 (18–89)

53 (18–97)

Duration of gluten-free diet at the time of the study, median (IQR), years

9 (5–16)

n.a

Sjögren syndrome at the time of the study

16

1.8

5

0.9

Smoking at the time of the study

 Current smoker

83

9.5

47

8.4

 Former smoker

192

22

146

26

 Never smoker

598

68.5

369

65.7

Dental enamel defects

185a

26.6**

23 b

4.2

Recurrent aphthous ulcerations at diagnosis of coeliac disease

396c

56.3

n.a

n.a

Recurrent aphthous ulcerations at the time of the study

104d

16.7***

68e

12.5

Glossodynia at the time of the study

85d

13.7**

33e

6.1

  1. n.a. not applicable, IQR interquartile range
  2. *p < 0.001 between patients and controls
  3. **p < 0.001 between patients and controls. Statistical significance persisted after adjusting for gender
  4. ***p < 0.040 between patients and controls, but statistical significance disappeared after adjusting for gender
  5. adata available for 696 patients
  6. bdata available for 547 controls
  7. cdata available for 703 patients
  8. ddata available for 621 patients
  9. edata available for 545 controls