Different forms of smokeless tobacco.pptx

Different forms of smokeless tobacco
public health dentistry

1. Smokeless tobacco Department of Public Health Dentistry BPKIHS, Dharan Presented by: Kapil Dhungana 2019-891

2. Powdered sun-dried tobacco, and slaked lime occasionally used with areca nut and flavored with cardamom, menthol, and other flavorings. The ingredients are vigorously mixed with the thumb to make the mixture alkaline and is placed in the premolar region of the mandibular groove. Khaini

3. Ingredients: Tobacco+ slaked lime+ areca nut+ camphor + cloves High prevalence of oral cancer and Leukoplakia Manipuri Tobacco

4. Ingredients: Areca nut+ tobacco+ slaked lime. All wrapped in cellophane paper and tied in the shape of a small ball. The packet is rubbed vigorously to mix the contents and the mixture is chewed until it is becomes softer after which it is transferred to the mandibular groove. Mawa

5. 15 Black powdered roasted tobacco Users  typically apply it to  teeth and gums  several times a day,  due to nicotine  addiction Mishri/Masheri

6. Paan Ingredients: Areca nut + lime + aniseed + catechu + cardamom + cinnamon + coconut + cloves + sugar + tobacco wrapped in a bettle leaf.

7. Gul A pyrolised tobacco product Applied for use as a dentifrice

8. 18 Contains air-cured and fire-cured tobacco leaves It may be dry or moist, used plain or with other ingredients and may be used orally and nasally. A twig is dipped into it applied over tooth and gingiva. Snuff

9. Tobacco leaf boiled in water along with lime and species until evaporation then dried & colored with dyes Zarda

10. It is a preparation of crushed betel nut, tobacco, sweet or flavorings. Gutka

11. It is a mixture of betel leaf with lime, areca nut, clove, cardamom, mint, tobacco in the form of granules. Paan masala

12. It is a paste of powdered tobacco, molasses (brown sugar) and other ingredients. Applied to teeth and gums for cleaning teeth. Gudakhu

13. References: ESSENTIALS OF PUBLIC HEALTH DENTISTRY (COMMUNITY DENTISTRY) 7/E 2022 http://www.aftcindia.org/tob_pro_india.htm