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Volume 7: No. 3, May 2010
ORIGINAL RESEARCH
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Characteristic | Insured, % (95% Confidence Interval) |
Uninsured, % (95% Confidence Interval) |
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Race/ethnicity | ||
African American | 72 (70-74) | 52 (48-56) |
Latino | 77 (75-78) | 60 (57-63) |
White | 76 (75-77) | 65 (63-66) |
Chinese | 85 (82-88) | 56 (50-62) |
Filipino | 82 (79-84) | 67 (61-73) |
Other | 75 (74-77) | 55 (52-57) |
Education level | ||
No high school diploma | 76 (74-77) | 52 (49-55) |
High school diploma or GED | 74 (73-75) | 55 (52-57) |
Some college | 77 (76-79) | 58 (56-61) |
College graduate | 84 (83-86) | 71 (68-73) |
Household income | ||
<$15,000 | 70 (68-73) | 51 (48-54) |
$15,000-$24,999 | 73 (70-75) | 50 (47-53) |
$25,000-$34,999 | 75 (74-77) | 54 (51-57) |
$35,000-$64,999 | 81 (80-82) | 65 (62-67) |
≥$65,000 | 88 (87-89) | 75 (72-77) |
Figure. Predicted probabilities for an annual dental visit from logistic regression model, stratified by having dental insurance, using age, sex, annual income, education level, and race/ethnicity (model takes into account nonproportional sampling fractions due to oversampling by race). A subgroup meets the Healthy People 2010 goal if prevalence of annual dental visit is 71% or more. Abbreviation: GED, General Educational Development certificate.
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The findings and conclusions in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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