Assess the Oral Hygiene Practices, Occurrence of Dental Caries and Gingivitis...
Carries prevalence among smoking university students
1. University of science technology
Medical
Collage of Dentistry
DENTAL CARRIES PREVALENCE AMONG SMOKING
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
(It is a part of community Dentistry requirement)
2013-2014
Supervised by:
Ass. Prof.Ali Almashhadani
Done by:
Ibrahim Salim
Jamal Aman
Zakarya Hafiz
2. PERFACE
FOR OUR DOCTOR:
ALI AL-MASHHADANI
AND GRAET THANKS FOR OUR PARENT FOR
THEIR PATIENT AND SUPPORT TO SEE OUR
SUCCESS.
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Thanks for our doctor /Ali Al-Mashhadani for his support us .
We thank U.S.T to facilities our research.
We thank the students who has been so cooperate with us.
4. Content PAGES Table No. PAGES
Table Content 4 Our study DMF mouth wash
(smoking)
Analysis of case
history
10 Our study DMF mouth wash
(non smoking)
DMF U.S(smoking) DMF Morocco(smoking) 36
Our study DMF
smoking
15 Our study DMF dental floss
(smoking)
Our study DMF (non
smoking)
16 Our study DMFdental floss
(non smoking)
DMF IDIA (tooth brush) 18 DMF snack India (smoking) 42
Our study DMF tooth
brush (smoking)
20
Our study DMF snack
(smoking)
Our study DMF tooth
brush (non smoking)
21 Our study DMF snack
(smoking)
Our study DMF tooth
brush (smoking)
22 Our study DMF snack
(no smoking)
Our study DMF tooth
brush (non smoking)
23 Our study DMF snack
(no smoking)
Our study DMF tooth
brush (smoking)
24 Search result 47
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8. Period of time: 6 hours
Place:
First day: Accommodation of UST students.
Second day: Faculty of medicine.
Amount o f samples: 100
Equipment of examination:
Gloves
Mask
14. DMF between smokers and non-
smokers in united state,in1999
DMF
smoker 91.48
Non smoker 91.19
14
Table((2))The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) has been an
important source of information on oral health and dental care in the United
States since the early 1970s.
16. Non smoking
harmfulexpenvivedon’t like it
124
48
NO.
425047DMF
30,2%35,9%33,8%DMF%
DMF=119
Table ((4))Ibrahim Salim
Jamal Aman
Zakarya Hafiz
1 Mars 2014
46. Yes No
(1-5) 90.9% 9.1
(6-10) 82.93% 17.07%
(11-up) 75.23% 24.77%
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Manowiec J. Evaluation of caries prevention programs in Ann
Acad Med Stetin. 2003;49:303-20
Table ((26))
53. 1.Recommendation to the security staff in the university to
prevent student and public from smoking in the university
campus to improve the general health and prevent the
speared of this habit .
2 .in association with the student union in the collage to
provide brushers showing the contents of each cigarette and
the damage that is caused by each component.
3 .showing clinical cases to the student with result and
damage affected to general health .
54. 4 . Separation of information about the smoking effect on
social networks and provide lectures to the student in hostiles
to reduce smoking while in home .
5 . Brush There teeth 2 time daily at minimum and give
general idea to how use dental floss and mouth wash.
6 .Tell the students to try nicotine replacement by therapy
gum or patches .
55. 1 . Ministry of Health: Start or make a program to smoking
cessation .
2 . Ministry of Health: Awareness about the dangers of
smoking through health centers by many program and
magazine .
3 .Request for cooperation between the Ministries of
Health and Media for raising a special programs .
4 .Send a medical staff to university to educate the student
about the dangers of smoking and it’s effects on the mouth
and teeth .
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