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Chewing Tobacco

The Myth of Safety

Chewing tobacco, sometimes referred to as smokeless tobacco, is not safe, because just like cigarettes, it contains addictive nicotine and dangerous chemicals.  In addition, chewing tobacco is processed with nearly as much sugar as there is in candy.

Dental Problems Caused by Chewing Tobacco

Smokeless tobacco can cause a number of problems with our oral health.  Not only does that little pinch between your cheek and gums give you unsightly stains and bad breath, it is a hot spot for tooth decay, which can lead to fillings, crowns and root canal therapy.

Chewing tobacco also causes receding gums and tooth abrasion, both of which can lead to sensitive teeth.  It also contributes to periodontal disease that can lead to more infection and loss of teeth and bone.

Dangerous Health Risks of Chewing Tobacco

Using chewing tobacco can also lead to mouth sores, and some of these sores become cancerous.  this is serious because oral cancer can kill.

Chewing tobacco leads to many other painful and debilitating diseases such as stomach ulcers, high blool pressure, diabetes, heart disease, clogged arteries and stroke.

Our advice: To protect your oral and overall health, do not use chewing tobacco.  If you have already started, quit now.