Smoking and alcohol as potential risk factors for changes on masticatory mucosae
It is assumed that before there are clinically verified signs of irritation, risk factors can cause changes on tissue, which was the subject of our research. The aim of this study was to establish how much ciggarete smoking, alcohol drinking and gender exerted influence on pathohistological changes...
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Serbian Medical Society - Dental Section, Belgrade
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author | Marković Dubravka Vučković Nada Jefić Bojana Strajnić Ljiljana Mirković Siniša |
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description | It is assumed that before there are clinically verified signs of irritation, risk factors can cause changes on tissue, which was the subject of our research. The aim of this study was to establish how much ciggarete smoking, alcohol drinking and gender exerted influence on pathohistological changes on clinically healthy masticatory mucosae. Our results were based on anamnestic answers and pathohistological examination of biopsies from edentulous alveolar ridge of clinically healthy masticator mucosae. The sample consisted of 40 patients, of bouth gender. Conclusions are that smokers have, 25% more chance of having pathohistologicaly verified hyperceratosis on masticatory mucosae than nonsmokers. There are no significant differences between sex in correlation with pathohistologicaly verified changes on masticatory mucosae which are caused by smoking. Persons who consume alcohol have a greater chance of having pathohistologicaly verified changes on masticatory mucosae. Persons who smoke ciggaretes and consume alcohol drinks are most likely, 50% and more, to have pathohistologicaly verified hyperceratosis on masticatory mucosae. |
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spelling | doaj.art-efe8e6d21c534fb5af7d10dc376c9b8e2022-12-22T01:18:00ZengSerbian Medical Society - Dental Section, BelgradeStomatološki glasnik Srbije0039-17432004-01-01512899210.2298/SGS0402089MSmoking and alcohol as potential risk factors for changes on masticatory mucosaeMarković DubravkaVučković NadaJefić BojanaStrajnić LjiljanaMirković SinišaIt is assumed that before there are clinically verified signs of irritation, risk factors can cause changes on tissue, which was the subject of our research. The aim of this study was to establish how much ciggarete smoking, alcohol drinking and gender exerted influence on pathohistological changes on clinically healthy masticatory mucosae. Our results were based on anamnestic answers and pathohistological examination of biopsies from edentulous alveolar ridge of clinically healthy masticator mucosae. The sample consisted of 40 patients, of bouth gender. Conclusions are that smokers have, 25% more chance of having pathohistologicaly verified hyperceratosis on masticatory mucosae than nonsmokers. There are no significant differences between sex in correlation with pathohistologicaly verified changes on masticatory mucosae which are caused by smoking. Persons who consume alcohol have a greater chance of having pathohistologicaly verified changes on masticatory mucosae. Persons who smoke ciggaretes and consume alcohol drinks are most likely, 50% and more, to have pathohistologicaly verified hyperceratosis on masticatory mucosae.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0039-1743/2004/0039-17430402089M.pdfsmokingalcoholmasticatory mucosa |
spellingShingle | Marković Dubravka Vučković Nada Jefić Bojana Strajnić Ljiljana Mirković Siniša Smoking and alcohol as potential risk factors for changes on masticatory mucosae Stomatološki glasnik Srbije smoking alcohol masticatory mucosa |
title | Smoking and alcohol as potential risk factors for changes on masticatory mucosae |
title_full | Smoking and alcohol as potential risk factors for changes on masticatory mucosae |
title_fullStr | Smoking and alcohol as potential risk factors for changes on masticatory mucosae |
title_full_unstemmed | Smoking and alcohol as potential risk factors for changes on masticatory mucosae |
title_short | Smoking and alcohol as potential risk factors for changes on masticatory mucosae |
title_sort | smoking and alcohol as potential risk factors for changes on masticatory mucosae |
topic | smoking alcohol masticatory mucosa |
url | http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0039-1743/2004/0039-17430402089M.pdf |
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