Dental professionals from the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) have identified seven common misconceptions associated with oral health
(1) The primary reason for brushing is to remove food debris. (daily brushing and flossing also minimize the formation of plaque which over time can irritate the gums)
Is there a link between oral health and smoking Aside from the cosmetic appearance of your teeth when you smoke, what other effects does smoking have Let’s break it down one by one.
First off, let’s start with the obvious effects smoking has with regards to oral health. If you are a smoker, or are planning to be one, be aware that smoking causes your teeth to yellow. Not only that, it also causes your gums to blacken. And we all know that the colors yellow and black mean danger. Then there is the problem of bad breath. Obviously smoking causes bad breath. Especially when it sticks to your gums and teeth. Talk about worst breath, and there you have it.
