the effects of smokeless tobacco HIE Multimedia The Dangers of Smokeless Tobacco

Non-Surgical Treatment Options In cases where gum recession is caught early and the damage is minimal, non-surgical options may be effective in halting progression and preserving gum health

New York State Journal of Medicine 85(7):335-340

Smokers of tobacco should stay clear of aromatic tobacco since they tend to burn more hot as compared to English tobacco

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Chewing tobacco contains: Tobacco leaf (the main source of nicotine) Carcinogenic compounds known as nitrosamines Tars, sugars, and chemical flavoring agents Added preservatives to maintain moisture and shelf life The tobacco leaf itself is what introduces most of the long-term risks, like oral cancers, gum disease, and digestive damage from accidental swallowing