Evaluation of the relationship between passive smoking and salivary electrolytes, protein, secretory IgA, sialic acid and amylase in young children
A Avşar, Ö Darka, EH Bodrumlu, Y Bek - Archives of Oral Biology, 2009 - Elsevier
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the relationship between passive smoking as determined by
salivary cotinine levels and salivary electrolytes, protein, secretory IgA, sialic acid and
amylase in children. DESIGN: Saliva was collected from 90 passive smoker (PS) subjects
(the study group) and 90 healthy age-matched children (the control group). The study group
was divided into three subgroups according the number of cigarettes smoked. Socio-
economic status, dental and dietary habits were recorded by questionnaire. Stimulated …
salivary cotinine levels and salivary electrolytes, protein, secretory IgA, sialic acid and
amylase in children. DESIGN: Saliva was collected from 90 passive smoker (PS) subjects
(the study group) and 90 healthy age-matched children (the control group). The study group
was divided into three subgroups according the number of cigarettes smoked. Socio-
economic status, dental and dietary habits were recorded by questionnaire. Stimulated …
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