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Risk factors Factors that can increase the risk of mouth cancer include: Using tobacco All forms of tobacco increase the risk of mouth cancer

Snuff, Original, Long-Cut, Original Pouches, and Weyman's Reserve are considered premium levels

The mechanism of their carcinogenity is well-known: oxidation produces an epoxide, which binds to DNA covalently and permanently distorts it

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Chewing tobacco is associated with many harmful health effects, including mouth sores, poor gum health, tooth decay, and even tooth loss