In order to promote dental health of gums and the oral mucosa, a dentist may legally prescribe any of the available smoking cessation products on the market; including nicotine-patches, Zyban, and Chantix.
Food, scents, medications, tobacco additive, flavoring, coloring.
Chewing tobacco underwriting varies by company. Some life insurance companies will consider you to be a tobacco user for 1 year after you quit chewing. The good news is that there are some life insurance companies that could care less about chewing tobacco and will offer you their non-tobacco life insurance rates today! In fact, you could chew tobacco at your insurance paramed exam and still qualify for non-tobacco rates.
How long ago did you start? A day more than that. In other words: you are probably not going to be able to hide this from your dentist.
Aging: As we age, the outer layer of our teeth, known as enamel, naturally wears away, revealing the yellowish dentin underneath. Genetics: Some people are simply predisposed to having yellower teeth. Stains: Certain foods and drinks such as coffee, tea, red wine, and tobacco products can cause staining on teeth. Poor dental hygiene: Neglecting to floss and not seeing a dentist regularly can allow plaque and tartar buildup, making teeth look yellow. Medications: Certain medications, such as tetracycline antibiotics, can cause tooth discoloration. If you are concerned about the yellowing of your teeth, it's best to consult with a Dentist Doctor for a proper evaluation and recommended treatment options.
You can get lung cancer and mouth cancer. I know that doesn't sound convincing because that doesn't happen to that, many people, but, how would you like to be the guy who walks around with only half a face because he chewed or smoked. Tobacco can also raise your chance of a heart attack, especially if you have a family history of high cholestrole and stuff. Tobacco causes you to become addicted. I would seriously recommend quiting if you use tobacco. It may seem fine now, but in the long, you will be glad you did! Besides everything else I just mentioned, tobacco gives you bad breathe, gross teeth, and just makes you look older than you already are!
No. Neither does tobacco under normal circumstances. If you have bleeding in your mouth, you should see a physician or dentist immediately. At best it could be a gum infection; at worst, cancer.
It sounds like an abcess. See a dentist first, then see who he recommends.
Willpower, willpower and willpower. If you look beyond Tobacco Control's propaganda, the most successful method of quitting for good is willpower alone. Tobacco Control are sponsored and receive much of their funding from the pharmaceutical companies, who don't sell willpower!
It's bad to do anytime. It give you God Awful breath. It discolors your teeth this horrible ugly brown. AND it can lead to cancer of the mouth and gums. YUM YUM - Makes you kinda want a chaw just thinkin' about it. NO it dont thats really bad for u.
I got mine out a couple months ago, I wouldn't do it until maybe two weeks. Considering on what exactly they did I would probably ask the dentist or oral surgeon.
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