Does tobacco smoking effects oral health?

The most serious oral condition that can arise from tobacco smoking is that of oral cancer. Halitosis (i.e. Offensive breath) is common among tobacco smokers. Other oral diseases that are known to have strong links to smoking are leukoplakia, Snuff Dipper's lesions and smoker's palate.

Smoking Cessation, Michael C. Fiore - 1996

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