Abstract On March 25, 1986, the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service released a
report that detailed the results of the first comprehensive, indepth review of the relationship …

Purpose: The primary goal of this 3 year grant-funded pilot project was to determine if a
specialized training program could increase the number of dental hygienists in New York …

Tobacco use is a modifiable risk factor for oral disease. Dental professionals are able to
reduce the burden of oral and overall health by influencing tobacco use. Results of …

The practice norms of community physicians and dentists in the Lehigh Valley of
Pennsylvania for counseling about smoking cessation were surveyed. In addition, 1,373 …

Objective: This study assessed attitudes, behaviors, and barriers among general dentists in
California, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, related to patient tobacco cessation counseling …

Abstract < bold> Purpose: </bold> To assess the experience and attitudes of dental
professionals towards smoking cessation and, in particular, to explore perceived barriers …

Objectives: Tobacco use accounts for 75 percent of oral cancer deaths in the United States.
One objective of Healthy People 2010 is to increase the percentage of dentists who provide …

The development of a smoking habit is unique to each individual. Any smoking cessation
effort should also be tailored to the individual. The dentist in clinical practice should be …

Tobacco use is the chief avoidable cause of morbidity and mortality in North America and is
associated with increased risk for oral cancer and increased prevalence and severity of …

Smoking cessation interventions in the Oxford region: changes in dentists' attitudes and reported
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