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Smokeless Tobacco Risks for Teeth & Gums

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#DYK? Smokeless tobacco products cause cancer of the mouth, esophagus, and pancreas. They can also cause problems in the mouth, like gum disease or tooth decay. | CDC Tobacco Free

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The effects of tobacco on oral health https://www.moph.gov.qa/Style%20Library/MOPH/Videos/TOBACCO %20AND%20ORAL%20CANCER%20FACTSHEET.pdf

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The safety of using oral nicotine pouche – consideration of their effects on general health, oral mucosa and periodontal diseases, comparing them to snus and other nicotinecontaining products

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Self-reported oral health outcomes after switching to a novel nicotine pouch technology: a pilot study

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… what is Snus? It’s a smokeless tobacco product placed under the lip, releasing nicotine and other chemicals directly into the tissues. While some people think it as a “safer” alternative to smoking,

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What Snus Can Do To Your Gums

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