The study aim was to analyse the frequency of simultaneous smoking and alcohol consumption in 142 patients with oral cancer and in the control group. A connection between the prevalence of these habits and epidemiological traits of the patients and features of malignant lesions was evaluated. Statistical analysis revealed that simultaneous smoking and alcohol abuse were significantly more frequent in the cases group. A strong influence of these habits on the development of oral squamous cell carcinoma was noted.
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