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Some of the oral health concerns stemming from chewing tobacco usage are: Increased risk for gum disease Holding tobacco in the mouth between the teeth and gums can irritate soft tissue causing gingivitis, a minor form of gum disease

data for this model was obtained from 31 studies

Caution is advised if patients are above 70 years old

People who use it have a much higher risk of getting oral and throat cancers as well as a number of other conditions affecting the heart, digestive, and endocrine systems

(1979 tobacco company Brown and Williamson document) The amount of nicotine a person inhales from a cigarette depends on the smokers puffing behavior