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The Effects of Smoking on Your Teeth Smoking introduces thousands of chemicals into your mouth, including nicotine and tar, which can cause: Tooth discoloration: Yellow or brown stains that are difficult to remove with regular brushing Enamel damage: Chemicals weaken tooth enamel, increasing susceptibility to cavities Bad breath : Persistent odor that brushing alone cannot eliminate Plaque and tartar buildup: Smoking accelerates accumulation, leading to gum disease Even with good brushing habits, smokers are more likely to develop serious dental problems than non-smokers
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And, unsurprisingly, those who die are most often older people
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