Abstract
Theoretical and practical aspects regarding the implant-prosthetic rehabilitation in smoker patients – preliminary study
Highlights
Smoking is one of the most harmful habits for the human body, which affects more or less all organs
This nicotine tart which forms the solid phase of cigarette smoke, tar inhaled with cigarette smoke, is sticky in its condensed form and produces yellowish-brown stains on dental surfaces
The second question related to the effects of cigarette smoke offered the following responses from the subjects involved in the study: 27 of them responded correctly while only 4 subjects included beside correct answers the answer variant a (Fig. 3)
Summary
Smoking is one of the most harmful habits for the human body, which affects more or less all organs. Cigarette smoke contains a number of harmful substances, consisting of 2 phases: a gaseous phase (containing ammonia, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, as well as a number of about 70 carcinogenic potential products such as benzoprene and dimethylnitozamines) and a solid phase (containing nicotine tar, benzine and benzopirines) [1,2,3,4,5,6]. This nicotine tart which forms the solid phase of cigarette smoke, tar inhaled with cigarette smoke, is sticky in its condensed form and produces yellowish-brown stains on dental surfaces. An alkaloid compound with rapid absorption in the pulmonary circulation, quickly reaches the brain, creates dependence, increases blood pressure and produces peripheral vasoconstriction [1,2,3,4,5,6]
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