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Table 3 Clinical and procedural factors that affect OT based on residency level

From: The residency levels' effect on pediatric dental rehabilitation operation time

Variables

Senior

Junior

P(value)

Operation time (OT)

113 (± 43)

100 (± 38)

 < 0.001b*

Patient Age

5.7 (± 2)

5.8 (± 2)

0.07£

Patient Health

   

 Healthy

513 (79%)

263 (81%)

0.302ω

 Medically compromised

136 (21%)

63 (19%)

 

Patient occlusion

   

 Primary

359 (55%)

200 (57%)

0.05Â¥

 Mixed

240 (36%)

105 (30%)

 

 Permanent

59 (9%)

44 (13%)

 

Treatment type

   

 Extraction

8 (1%)

11 (3%)

0.051ω

 Restoration

92 (14%)

39 (11%)

 

 Combined

558 (85%)

299 (86%)

 

Total treated teeth

13 (9–16)

13 (9–15)

0.186 α

Total dental procedure

16 (13–19)

15 (13–18)

 < 0.001 α*

Sextants involved

5 (5–6)

5 (5–6)

0.18 α

Radiograph

0 (0–3)

0 (0–2)

0.006 α*

Posterior restorations

 One-surface

0 (0–1)

0 (0–1)

0.304 α

 Multi-surfaces

0 (0–0)

0 (0–0)

0.170 α

Anterior restorations

 One-surface

1 (0–2)

1 (0–2)

0.536 α

 Multi-surfaces

0 (0–2)

0 (0–1)

0.008 α*

Sealants

2 (0–4)

1 (0–4)

0.106 α

Primary pulp therapy

1 (0–3)

1 (0–2)

0.045 α*

Stainless steel crown

4 (2–6)

4 (1–6)

0.195 α

Extraction

4 (2–7)

4 (2–7)

0.663 α

Oral Surgery

   

 No

651 (99%)

344 (99%)

0.691ω

 Yes

6 (1%)

5 (1%)

 
  1. ¥ Fissure exact test
  2. £ t-test
  3. α Mann–Whitney test
  4. ω Chi-square test
  5. b Independent sample t-test
  6. * Significant P value < 0.05