Tobacco and your oral health /
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| Language: | English |
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Chicago, Ill. :
Quintessence Pub.,
1997.
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Table of Contents:
- Why is tobacco so harmful?
- A healthy, tobacco-free mouth
- Premature wrinkling
- "Smoker's face"
- Tobacco stains
- Bad breath, tobacco stains, and calculus
- Chemical erosion produced by breath mints
- Tartar (calculus) formation
- Tooth wear
- Periodontal (gum) disease
- Trench mouth
- Smoker's palate
- Hairy tongue
- Chronic sinus infections
- Tobacco use impairs wound healing
- Dental implants and tobacco
- Tobacco white patch (leukoplakia)
- Oral cancer
- What is smokeless tobacco?
- Snuff dipper's patch and gum recession
- Leukoplakia caused by chewing tobacco
- Smokeless tobacco and orthodontics
- Developing a tobacco-free lifestyle
- Why quite?
- Understanding action
- The health benefits of quitting
- Becoming an ex-tobacco user
- Choosing a cessation program
- Determine your degree of addiction
- Tips for staying tobacco free.