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anxiety depression widespread mental health problems many populations problems major barriers dental care may led poor oral health assess prevalence depression anxiety associated factors among patients dental disease addis ababa public hospitals outpatient department addis ababa ethiopia 2019 institution based cross sectional study conducted may 06 june 06 2019 among patients dental disease attending outpatient department addis ababa city administration public hospitals multistage sampling method used select study participants hospital anxiety depression scale used assess anxiety depression face face interview used collect data collected data entered epi data version 31 analysis done using spss statistical package software social sciences version 20 bivariable multivariable binary logistic regression carried strength association determined using odds ratio 95 ci confidence interval p value less 005 considered statistically significant association final model total 845 participants 833 studied response rate 986 median age respondent 32 years interquartile range 2641 years prevalence anxiety depression found 339 292 respectively female aor adjusted odds ratio 270 95 ci 186 389 tooth extraction aor 324 95 ci 211 497 history repeat visit dental clinic aor 321 95 ci 225 458 chronic disease aor 295 95 ci 198 438 current alcohol use aor 340 95 ci 228 509 significantly associated anxiety among patients dental disease female aor 222 95 ci 153 323 elementary educational status aor 215 95 ci 128 358 periodontitis aor 174 95 ci 118 272history repeated visit dental clinic aor 407 95 ci 284 584 current use alcohol aor 401 95 ci 268 600 current cigarette use aor 315 95 ci 142 700 irregular tooth brushing aor 222 95 ci 153 323were significantly associated depression among patients dental disease anxiety depression high among people dental disease tooth extraction chronic disease significantly associated anxiety elementary educational status periodontitis current cigarette smoking irregular tooth brushing pattern significant association depression history repeat visit dental clinic current alcohol use female sex significantly associated depression anxiety based finding study early screening treating anxiety depression also identifying associated factors important dental clinic