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Tobacco Effects - Mouth and Throat

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      new window Why the Marlboro Man Is a Fan of Efferdent  [Recommended]   Description: Every drag takes you a step closer to gumming your way through dinner: cigarettes cause gum disease and subsequent tooth loss. (time.com)
new window Cigar and Pipe Smoking are as Dangerous as Cigarettes to Periodontal Health Description: "Pierce Brosnan and Demi Moore have appeared on covers of cigar magazines...What the covers don't show is models with missing teeth." Yet recent research shows that cigars, pipes, and cigarettes all damage periodontal health and cause tooth loss. (eurekalert.org)
new window Cigar and Pipes Cause Tooth and Gum Disease Description: Recent research shows that cigars and pipe smoking have nearly the same adverse effects on periodontal health and tooth loss as cigarette smoking. (perio.org)
new window Cigarettes Cause Dental Treatment Failure Description: Not only do cigarettes and other tobacco products cause tooth and gum disease, they also cause dental treatment to fail, according to recent research. (perio.org)
new window How Many Teeth Are In That Cigarette Pack Description: The Academy of General Dentistry provides information on how tobacco products cause loss of teeth. (agd.org)
new window Oral Effects of Tobacco Description: Effects on oral mucosa, gingival and bone damage, damage to teeth local physiology, microbiology, esthetics. (maxillofacialcenter.com)
new window Smoking-Attributable Periodontitis in the United States Description: Abstract from scientific article estimates the amount of periodontitis in the United States adult population caused by cigarettes and other tobacco products. (perio.org)
new window Tobacco & Nicotine & Dental Health Description: Information and resources on tobacco and dental health from ADA ONLINE, the American Dental Association's Web site. (ada.org)
new window Tobacco and Dental Problems Description: 32 page factsheet from a book on tobacco covers what tobacco products do to teeth and gums. (globalink.org)
new window Tobacco and Periodontal Diseases Description: Factsheet; short and to the point. (www1.umn.edu)
new window Tobacco and Your Oral Health Description: Articles on smoking and periodontal disease, cigars and oral health, smokeless tobacco and oral health, and sports and chewing tobacco. (floss.com)
new window Tobacco Consumption and Periodontal Disease Description: Abstract and review of the literature; table shows odds ratio. (paro.org)
new window Tobacco Induced and Associated Oral Conditions Description: Covers effects on mouth, teeth, gums, tongue, breath, taste, and smell. (www1.umn.edu)
new window Tobacco Use and Periodontal Disease Description: A lesser known effect of tobacco products: tooth and gum disease. With modern dental care, 80% of nonsmokers still have their own teeth at age 65; for smokers, the odds aren't nearly so good. These and other facts from the American Academy of Periodontology. (perio.org)
 




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