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Assessment of pattern of tobacco habit and tobacco associated oral mucosal lesions in Kerala population- An epidemiological study

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Tobacco smoking was highly prevalent, particularly among males, contributing to various oral lesions.
A total of three clinically relevant categories of tobacco-induced lesions were identified, significantly affecting oral health.
Cross-sectional analysis revealed a strong correlation between smokeless tobacco usage and the incidence of oral potentially malignant disorders.
Education aimed at tobacco users could improve oral health outcomes and reduce risks associated with tobacco-induced conditions.

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Cross-sectional study shows high prevalence of oral mucosal lesions linked to tobacco habits in Kerala, indicating need for health education.

Baiju et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study shows high prevalence of oral mucosal lesions linked to tobacco habits in Kerala, indicating need for health education.