Effect on ambulatory dental visitation frequency according to pack-years of smoking

Jeong, Sun-Rak; Doo, Young-Taek; Lee, Won Kee

doi:10.7465/jkdi.2016.27.2.419

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“…Depending on the school grade, compared with middle school students, students in specialized high schools showed lesser symptoms of periodontal disease. This result is contrary to that of previous studies, which indicated that the increase in smoking period with age has harmful effects on health 2,9) . However, in this study, the characteristics of general and specialized high schools were considered when classifying them by school level, and not based on students' age.…”

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Impact of Conventional and Electronic Cigarette Use on the Adolescents’ Experience of Periodontal Disease Symptoms

Ahn

Lee

2021

J Dent Hyg Sci

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Background: Smoking in adolescence leads to an intensified addiction to nicotine when physical and mental growth has not yet been completed. With the advent of e-cigarettes, the rate of e-cigarette use among Korean adolescents has been steadily increasing. To date, studies on e-cigarettes and oral health, especially on the relationship between smoking styles and oral health in adolescents, are limited. Therefore, this study aimed to identify the risk factors for oral health problems caused by the repeated use of conventional cigarettes and e-cigarettes. Methods: This explanatory research study compared the adolescents' experiences of periodontal disease symptoms according to smoking type through a secondary analysis of the original data from the 15th Adolescent Health Behavior Survey (2019). Cross-analysis was performed to compare the smoking patterns according to the adolescents' general characteristics. Finally, a binary logistic regression analysis was performed to determine how smoking characteristics affect the adolescents' experience of periodontal disease symptoms. Results: In terms of patients' general characteristics, significant differences were observed in sex, school level, grades, household economic status, type of residence, and father's education level between adolescents who smoked conventional cigarettes alone and those who smoked both conventional cigarettes and e-cigarettes (p＜0.05). After checking the factors affecting the smoking pattern and the experience of periodontal disease symptoms in adolescents, it was found that the duplicate smoking group was more likely to experience periodontal disease symptoms (odds ratio, 1.20) than the group that smoked conventional cigarettes alone (p＜0.05). Conclusion: Duplicate smokers experienced more symptoms of periodontal disease than those who smoked cigarettes alone. Based on the findings of this study, smoking cessation counseling according to the smoking type and differentiated education for oral health promotion should be provided.

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“…It has a detrimental effect on oral health 7,8) . The longer the smoking period, the higher the rate of dental utilization; moreover, the higher the cost of dental treatment, the higher the expenses incurred 9) .…”

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Impact of Conventional and Electronic Cigarette Use on the Adolescents’ Experience of Periodontal Disease Symptoms

Ahn

Lee

2021

J Dent Hyg Sci

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“…As for oral health behaviors, non-smokers were more likely to use a dental clinic than smokers. Similarly, Jang et al [13] found that non-smokers were more likely to get dental check-up regularly and Jeong et al [14] found that non-smokers aged 20-29 were more likely to visit a dental clinic. Previous research related to snack intake and oral health primarily focused on childhood and adolescence susceptible to dental caries [6,12,15] and some studies were conducted on adulthood [16].…”

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The Correlation between Sugar-Containing Food Consumption Type and Dental Clinic Use in Adults

Park

Son

2021

Int J Clin Prev Dent

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Objective: This study aimed to investigate the general characteristics of those in their twenties and thirties, determine the association between the frequency and number of sugar-containing food consumptions and dental clinic visit, identify the factors possibly affecting dental clinic use, and suggest the need for a customized oral health program. Methods:The 2019 raw data from the Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (KNHANES VIII-1) were used to make a sample of 1,141 respondents aged 20-39, with the exception of missing data. Frequency analysis was performed for variation in the general characteristics, sugar-containing food consumption, and dental clinic use, and descriptive statistics and chi-square test were used to estimate the mean and standard deviation. Results:As for the effects of the general characteristics, health behavior, and sugar-containing food consumption on dental clinic use, smoking and confectionery and beverage with lactic acid bacteria among the types of sugar-containing food were found to be significant factors. Conclusion:As for dental clinic use by the frequency of consuming sugar-containing food, the more consumption of processed fruits, confectionery, and beverage with lactic acid bacteria, the higher frequency of dental clinic use; in particular, the larger number of times consuming beverage with lactic acid bacteria, the higher frequency of dental clinic use. It is necessary to investigate and analyze these relevant factors and develop oral health promotion programs and make a plan for oral disease prevention projects with the objective of managing oral health and nutrition efficiently, taking the characteristics of each target into consideration.

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“…흡연은 구강을 통해 이루어지는 행위이며 착색, 구취, 치주질환, 구 강암 등 다양한 구강질환을 발생시키고, 구강건강에 유해한 영향을 야기한다 [9]. 또한 흡연력이 높을수록 치과 이용률이 높고, 치과 외래 진료비가 많은 경향을 보인다 [10,11]…”

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Factors Related to the Use and Use Intention of Electronic Cigarettes in Dental Clinic Visiting Smokers

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Park²,

Ryu³

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J Health Info Stat

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Objectives: This study was to investigate the factors affecting the use of electronic cigarettes and intent to use cigarettes who visited dental clinic. Methods: This study is researched 179 people as smoker which visited 2 dental hospital and 3 dental clinic in Gwangju Metropolitan City using questionnaire survey from September 27, 2017 to October 24, 2017. The data was analyzed as frequency, percentage, average, standard deviation, chi-square test, t-test, logistic regression using by SPSS version 24.0 statistics program. Results: Look over the analyze logistic regression using simple analysis result which percentage of relate lower than 0.1 based on answer which electronic cigarettes is no effect as use cessation aid, effective is 5.75 times higher. In case answer the effective as use cessation aid, they relate on use electronic cigarette (95% confidence interval, 95% CI = 1.57-21.03). Based on no stress during everyday life, stressed is 3.53 times higher than unstressed and relate on intent to use electronic cigarettes (95% CI = 1.25-9.98). Also based on answered no effect as use cessation aid is 6.62 times higher than effective as use cessation aid and related to intent of use electronic cigarette (95% CI = 1.58-27.66). Based on doesn't heard about electronic cigarettes are legally classified cigarettes, heard is 3.31 times higher than doesn't heard and related on intent of use electronic cigarettes (95% CI = 1.26-8.67). Conclusions: In this study, if help to get a correct recognition of electronic cigarettes and use cessation education to use people who visited dental clinic can be possible effective use cessation.

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Effect on ambulatory dental visitation frequency according to pack-years of smoking

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Impact of Conventional and Electronic Cigarette Use on the Adolescents’ Experience of Periodontal Disease Symptoms

Impact of Conventional and Electronic Cigarette Use on the Adolescents’ Experience of Periodontal Disease Symptoms

The Correlation between Sugar-Containing Food Consumption Type and Dental Clinic Use in Adults

Factors Related to the Use and Use Intention of Electronic Cigarettes in Dental Clinic Visiting Smokers

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