Oral white lesions due to qat chewing among women in Yemen - Al-Sanabani, Jabr S.;Madfa, Ahmed A.;ALsharabi, Ali K.
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The habit of chewing Qat is widely spread in Yemen. The adverse effects of the chewing Qat habit on different human body systems, namely; CNS, cardiovascular, digestive, genitourinary, and reproductive health systems were broadly investigated. Furthermore, its effect on different oral tissues including periodontal tissues, hard tissues of teeth, TMJ, muscles of mastication and salivary glands were also comprehensively reported. Since, this habit is recently highly prevalence among Yemeni Women,tTherefore, this book covers the most oral manifestations that may be occurred among Yemeni Woman due to chewing Qat.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The habit of chewing Qat is widely spread in Yemen. The adverse effects of the chewing Qat habit on different human body systems, namely; CNS, cardiovascular, digestive, genitourinary, and reproductive health systems were broadly investigated. Furthermore, its effect on different oral tissues including periodontal tissues, hard tissues of teeth, TMJ, muscles of mastication and salivary glands were also comprehensively reported. Since, this habit is recently highly prevalence among Yemeni Women,tTherefore, this book covers the most oral manifestations that may be occurred among Yemeni Woman due to chewing Qat.
Autorenporträt
Jabr Saleh AL-Sanabani qualified from Bulgaria Faculty of Dentistry Plovdiv in 1996. He continued his postgraduate education at Charite Medical University Berlin, Germany, where he got Dr. Med. Dent. Currently, he is Assistant Professor at Department of Oral Medicine, Faculty of Dentistry, Thamar University, Yemen.