Purpose: Dental hygienists have opportunities to take a substantive role in tobacco control
efforts. Previous research has suggested that implementation of tobacco cessation …

High rates of tobacco use prompted the development of a provider education program in
Kentucky to promote implementation of evidence‐based tobacco cessation treatment among …

Background An increase in the number of dentists conducting tobacco-use cessation
treatment is needed. The authors assessed the effects of high-intensity training (HIT) or low …

ABSTRACT Background A US Public Health Service–sponsored clinical practice guideline
urges all health care providers to make tobacco-use cessation counseling a routine part of …

Background Cigarette smoking remains the nation's leading preventable cause of premature
mortality. Tobacco use also is responsible for 75 percent of deaths resulting from oral and …

BACKGROUND With the emergence of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco
Control, globally the use of tobacco has decreased notably, although, it still requires efforts …

Background Although dental care settings provide an exceptional opportunity to reach
smokers and provide brief cessation advice and treatment to reduce oral and other tobacco …

Tobacco use adversely affects oral health and dental care. Globally, the health
consequences of tobacco use are worsening, particularly those caused by cigarette …

In this study we evaluated the effect of a multicomponent intervention to implement the
Public Health Service (PHS) guideline Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence in six …

The oral health care appointment provides a unique opportunity for tobacco cessation
counseling (TCC). This literature review examines the effectiveness of training oral health …