chewing tobacco and cancer tobacco: Oral more Oral Cancer Risk Factor: Chew
Description
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The most significant effects of tobacco use on the mouth are oral cancers and pre-cancers, increased severity and extent of periodontal (gum) diseases, tooth loss and poor wound-healing post operatively
Lung improvement begins after 2 weeks to 3 months
Over the last few years, liquid nicotine has been found to be a less harmful replacement for cigarette smoking, as its not classed as carcinogenic nor is cancer-causing
