Abstract : There are various key indicators of smoking discontinuance and upkeep, for example, Nicotine reliance, smoking result hopes, smoking danger observations, self-viability to stop smoking and goals to stop/diminish smoking. Alongside these variables, wellbeing proficiency is one factor that may be adversely connected with end results A cross-sectional examination was directed among 100 smokers visiting the Dental Out Patient Department of the Oxford Dental College, Bangalore. Member's statistic subtleties were recorded and an approved survey was controlled evaluating their nicotine reliance, smoking result hopes, hazard recognition, self-adequacy and expectations to change conduct. Member's wellbeing proficiency level was surveyed utilizing the Rapid Estimate of Adult education in prescription. Information acquired was broke down utilizing SPSS programming rendition 22. Mann Whitney/Chi-Square test and Adjusted Hierarchical Multiple Regression examination were done to decide the relationship between wellbeing proficiency and smoking end indicators. Among 100 smokers, 49 had a place with high wellbeing education and 51 had a place with low wellbeing proficiency gatherings. The most noteworthy mean nicotine reliance was among the low wellbeing education gathering (2.3±0.5) and the p-esteem was huge (0.04). Members with lower wellbeing proficiency had progressively positive and more positive result hopes when contrasted with people with higher wellbeing education.