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high blood pressure Chronic bronchitis, emphysema Periodontitis and tooth decay Premature aging Mouth sores or lesions that do not heal (tobacco-pouch keratosis) How to Quit It is easier to quit smoking than to stop using chewing tobacco, but new tools are available to make it easier to be nicotine-free

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Mastering nicotine gum usage is a vital component of the tobacco cessation journey

Liquid nicotine products are called "e-liquid" or "smoke juice"

Oral Infections Smoking suppresses local oral immune function increasing susceptibility to periodontal bacteria, candida overgrowth, and post-dental-procedure infections

However, its effects may vary depending on individual health and may lead to possible side effects, which are as follows: High blood pressure Irregular heartbeat Headache Nausea & vomiting Dizziness Sore throat & coughing Indigestion Mouth ulcer Jaw muscle ache Toothache Additionally, it is crucial to follow the prescription strictly to prevent overdose