Why is chewing tobacco so dangerous?

Answer 1

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1. Other people do it because they think it's cool.
   
2. Some people do it because there mom or dad did it.
   

some people also do it for the buzz it gives u

Answer 2

Turns them yellow.

Turns teeth black, some fall out, and your gums bleed.Yellow is only what you see on your teeth (usually molecules sticking to the plaque already living on your teeth) what about what it does to your entire peridontium not to mention your overall health?! Just research oral cancer it's enough to make anyone quit smoking.

Answer 3

The chemicals in chew are toxic to the tissues in the mouth. They poison the cells that are responsible for tissue growth and repair (fibroblasts). When old tissue wears out, it is supposed to be replaced by new tissue. This does not happen in the location where the plug is placed. Tobacco also reduces the blood supply to the tissues.

If you chew long enough, the periodontal ligament, which attaches the tooth to the jaw is compromised and irreversibly destroyed. When enough attachment is lost, the tooth no longer has enough support to withstand the forces of chewing and biting; it becomes loose and eventually has to be removed.

Answer 4

Chewing tobacco will do some serious damage to your mouth and teeth. It gives you bad breath, stains your teeth and wears down your teeth. Chewing tobacco is an abrasive to your teeth. It's like taking sand paper and sanding down your gum and teeth. You can get gingivitis, ulcers and cancer of the mouth.

Answer 5

Makes them yellow your teath turn black, some fall out, and gums bleed

Answer 6

Cancer... then you have a huge hole in your mouth if you aren't so lucky, it's how my great grandpa died a slow death.

Answer 7

Chewing tobacco is dangerous because it can give you mouth cancer.