Interventions to improve oral health and related health behaviours of substance use, smoking, and diet in people with severe and multiple disadvantage: a systematic review of effectiveness and cost-effectiveness
Deepti Anna John(Newcastle University), Sheena E Ramsay(Newcastle University), Dawn Craig(Newcastle University), David Landes(Public Health England), Falko F. Sniehotta(University of Aberdeen), Martha Paisi(University of Plymouth), Emma A. Adams(Newcastle University), Ryan Kenny(Newcastle University), Hosein Shabaninejad(Newcastle University), Eileen Kaner(Newcastle University), Fiona Beyer(Newcastle University), Clare Bambra(Durham University), Laura J. McGowan(Newcastle University), Emma Joyes(Newcastle University), Richard G. Watt(University College London), Catherine Richmond(Newcastle University)
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