Study Reveals Smoking Habits and Oral Health Among High School Students in Madinah, Saudi Arabia

Posted: January 14, 2025
A recent cross-sectional study in Madinah, Saudi Arabia, examined the relationship between smoking behaviors and oral health among high school students. The study found that 8.6% of students were smokers, with higher rates among males and those in public schools. Smokers reported poorer self-rated oral health and less frequent toothbrushing. While smoking was not significantly associated with caries prevalence, the study emphasizes the importance of targeted oral health education and smoking prevention programs in schools to promote healthier behaviors.

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