Individuals have different risks for developing erosive lesions depending on background,
behavioural, dietary and medical variables. It is anticipated that people with regular impact …

During and after an erosive challenge, behavioral factors play a role in modifying the extent
of erosive tooth wear. The manner that dietary acids are introduced into the mouth (gulping …

Objectives: To study the association of alcohol consumption with dental health in a sample
from the County of Stockholm. Material and Methods: In a longitudinal investigation, 513 …

Background The aim of this cross-sectional study was to evaluate the impact of oral health
conditions, socioeconomic status and use of specific substances on quality of life of alcohol …

OBJECTIVE: Chronic alcohol abuse represents a risk factor for oral diseases, in particular,
oral cancer. Periodontal disease has been showed to be involved in the pathophysiology of …

Within the context of preventing non-communicable diseases, the World Health Report
(2002) and the WHO Global Oral Health Program (2003) put forward a new strategy of …

Issues Poor oral health is a significant problem among people who access alcohol and other
drugs (AOD) health services, yet little is known about their oral health‐care needs and …

Little is known about how different types of substances affect oral health. Our objective was
to examine the respective effects of alcohol, stimulants, opioids, and marijuana on oral …

Materials and Methods: Participants in this cross-sectional study comprises 100 inmates. A
calibrated dentist recorded the decayed, filled and missed teeth as well as periodontal status …

Objectives This study examines the independent and combined impact of'alcohol
only'and'alcohol plus drug'abuse on the dental health of Irish alcohol/drug abuse treatment …