Journal of pharmacy & bioallied sciences · 2025
Impact of Lifestyle on Periodontal Health Among Chartered Accountants in Ahmedabad District.
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Patel Eshita, Parikh Hiral A, Mehta Manali, Sathwara Jinay, Toliya Anjana, Patel Utsav, Dholakiya Nisha
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BACKGROUND: Lifestyle behaviors play a significant role in maintaining periodontal health, particularly among professionals with demanding schedules.
AIM: To impact of lifestyle on periodontal health among Chartered Accountants in Ahmedabad district.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: A cross-sectional study was conducted among 514 Chartered Accountants using a pre-validated online questionnaire. Data were analyzed to assess awareness levels and lifestyle factors influencing oral health.
RESULTS: Components of lifestyle had one to one link with different variables including smoking, sleeping hours, Nutritional Balance, eating breakfast, working hours, Alcohol Consumption, and Exercise Frequency. Smokers and drinkers were more susceptible to periodontal diseases.
CONCLUSION: Unhealthy lifestyle and lack of knowledge of periodontal health both have detrimental effect on the population. Subjects needed to modify their lifestyle to some extent to help improve their dental and overall health.
AIM: To impact of lifestyle on periodontal health among Chartered Accountants in Ahmedabad district.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: A cross-sectional study was conducted among 514 Chartered Accountants using a pre-validated online questionnaire. Data were analyzed to assess awareness levels and lifestyle factors influencing oral health.
RESULTS: Components of lifestyle had one to one link with different variables including smoking, sleeping hours, Nutritional Balance, eating breakfast, working hours, Alcohol Consumption, and Exercise Frequency. Smokers and drinkers were more susceptible to periodontal diseases.
CONCLUSION: Unhealthy lifestyle and lack of knowledge of periodontal health both have detrimental effect on the population. Subjects needed to modify their lifestyle to some extent to help improve their dental and overall health.