Except for level of education these trends were similar among the non-insured inhibitor Imatinib respondents. Table 2. Distributions (%) of insured dentate adults (n=710) in Tehran, Iran, by the type of dental treatment they reported as received at their most recent dental visit. Table 3. Distributions (%) of non-insured dentate adults (n=291) in Tehran, Iran, by the type of dental treatment they reported as received at their most recent dental visit. Among the insured subjects, preventive care was less frequently reported by those with medium or high household income, and those who reported less than daily brushing. A trend appeared among those non-insured subjects with a low level of education or income, those who visited a dentist more than last 12 months, and those who reported less than daily tooth brushing.

Tooth extractions were most frequently reported by those with a low level of education or income, by those who reported a problem-based visit to a dentist and those who reported never brushing. Among the non-insured subjects, half of those with a low household income reported tooth extraction as their most recent treatment. The highest rate of extractions appeared among those with a low level of education, those who visited a dentist more than 12 months ago for problem-based reason, and those who reported less than daily tooth brushing. Table 4 shows odds ratios for each type of service reported, as explained by subjects�� insurance status and socio-demographic and dental attendance characteristics. Subjects�� insurance status made a difference only as regards tooth extractions received.

Those non-insured were more likely to report these (OR=1.6). In addition, reporting tooth extractions was more likely for those with a low level of education (OR=2.4), or income (OR=2.2), and for those who visited a dentist more than one year ago (OR=1.5). Table 4. Factors related to types of dental treatment received, as explained by means of logistic regression models fitted to the data on dentate adults (n=1,001) in Tehran, Iran, separately for each type of treatment. Diagnosis (OR=10.0) and preventive care (OR=5.0) were definitely more likely for those reporting check-up as their reason for the most recent dental visit. Those reporting problem as their reason for the most recent dental visit were more likely to report restorative (OR=3.0), extraction (OR=6.

0), and high technique services (OR=4.3). Reporting restorative service as received at their most recent visit was more likely for those subjects with medium (OR=1.8) or high (OR=1.7) level of education and those with medium income (OR=1.8). Subjects�� tooth brushing frequency made Carfilzomib a difference only for diagnostic; those who reported once daily tooth brushing (OR=1.6) were more likely to receive diagnostic service than those with less than daily brushing. Preventive service was less likely for those with a medium income (OR=0.4) compared with those who did not answer to the question on income.