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J Dent Res 28(5): 464-465, 1949
© 1949 International and American Associations for Dental Research
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TOBACCO AND GINGIVITIS

III. DIFFERENCE IN THE ACTION OF CIGARETTE AND PIPE SMOKING

ASGER FRANDSEN 1 and JENS JØRGEN PINDBORG 1

1 Royal Danish Navy, Dental Corps, Copenhagen, Denmark

The presence of gingivitis and calculus has been studied in 1,848 Marines smoking cigarettes only and 273 smoking pipes only. While there is no difference as regards the incidence of gingivitis, a significantly greater deposit of calculus is observed in pipe smokers than in cigarette smokers.

Submitted on November 19, 1948






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