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Oral Disease related to Qat chewing in Yemen

عادة مضغ القات في اليمن و علاقتها بأمراض الفم

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 Publication date 2002
and research's language is العربية
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Chewing Qat is a common habit in the Yemen society. Various studies demonstrated clear effects of this habit on the Yemen society, in general, and the systemic organs of the human body in particular. The absence of studies about the effects of chewing Qat on teeth, supporting tissues, and oral mucosa was the major motive for this study.

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