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The most common complications include: Bad breath Discoloration or yellowing of the teeth Salivary gland inflammation (particularly on the roof of the mouth) Increased plaque and tartar buildup on your teeth Increased bone loss in the jaw Increased risk of leukoplakia, a condition that manifests as white or gray patches on the tongue, cheek, or roof of the mouth due to chronic irritation of mucous membranes Increased risk of gum disease, which can cause future tooth loss Delayed healing after any major procedure such as tooth extraction, periodontal treatments, or oral surgery Decreased success rates of dental implant procedures Increased risk of oral cancer Cigarettes Aren't the Only Culprit Causing Oral Health Complications Cigarettes are not the only tobacco product detrimental to your oral health
Therefore, smokers have a higher risk of developing dental and oral health problems such as gum disease, plaque, and dental caries