what can tobacco do to your mouth Smoking has a significant impact on oral health. use increases the risk of gum disease, slows healing after dental procedures, and contributes tooth loss over time. In addition, smoking Smoking: Effects, Risks, Diseases, Quitting

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Introduction Experimenting with tobacco products during adolescence increases the likelihood of developing long-term nicotine addiction, with the majority of active adult smokers having started using tobacco before the age of 20 years ( Adolescent experimentation with tobacco products is influenced by their limited experience and understanding of the nature of addiction, and their beliefs in being personally able to avoid or control addictive behaviors at will ( Factors influencing these key health-related decisions and behaviors are described in the Health Belief Model (24)