risk of oral cancer after quitting chewing tobacco Quit Chewing Tobacco to Protect Your Teeth and Gums

People who habitually use smokeless tobacco are three to four times more likely to develop oral cancer, compared to the general population,” says Dr. Kim. Every dip exposes your mouth to harmful

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Chewing Tobacco and Its Harmful Effects on Oral Health

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🚫 Tobacco kills. 🧠 Think before you light up or chew. 🦷 Tobacco increases the risk of oral cancer by up to 80% – and both smoking AND chewing are dangerous. 📢

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🚭Tobacco is the biggest threat to your oral health. Most cases of oral cancer are linked to smoking and chewing tobacco. Quitting tobacco reduces the risk and improves your life. Gain freedom

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Tobacco use poses serious health risks, including to your oral health. It increases the chances of gum disease, tooth decay and oral cancer. Protect your health. Quit smoking

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The signs don't always show, but the damage is already underway. Chewing tobacco raises your risk of oral cancer by 6 to 7 times.​ Take a moment to think about the risks

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DYK? Smokeless tobacco products cause cancer of the mouth, esophagus, and pancreas. They can also cause problems in the mouth, like gum disease or tooth decay. Ditch the chew today: CDC.gov/quit #ThroughWithChewWeek

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