Aim: Tobacco use is the major cause of oral cancer, which is the sixth most common form of
malignancy globally. Even in the absence of clinical manifestations, early changes in the …

Aim: To examine and estimate cytomorphometric changes by using parameters such as cell
area (CA), nuclear area (NA), cell diameter (CD), nuclear diameter (ND), and nuclear …

Objective: The aim of this study was to assess the effects of tobacco smoking on the dorsum
of the tongue and buccal epithelium. Methodology: This case control cross-sectional study …

Introduction: Incidence of oral epithelial dysplasia and oral squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)
is very high in south Asian countries as compared to western population owing to a greater …

Background: Cytomorphometry is the analysis of the morphometry of exfoliated cells.
Studies on exfoliated gingival epithelial cells in chronic periodontitis were not evident on the …

Background: Oral exfoliative cytology is a simple and relatively pain‑free procedure which
can be carried out repeatedly with minimum discomfort to the patients. Oral exfoliative …

Background: Age estimation plays a crucial role in identifying an unknown individual in the
event of any mass disaster or crime. One of the important noninvasive procedures that may …

Background: Smoking is a major cause of cytological changes in the oral mucosa. We
evaluated the cytological changes in the oral mucosa of female cigarette smokers, using …

The research started from the assumption that the tooth preparation for a Porcelain-Fused-to-
Metal (PFM) crowns with the chamfer finish line position can cause damage to the …

Introduction: Aims and objectives of our study was to detect the most common tobacco
related lesions which occurs in oral cavity with respect to age, sex, duration of tobacco use …