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No but it has unbearable other harmful effects.
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Hi smoking does not cause any cavities but it will cause stains and sensitivity in teeth.
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No smoking doesn't leads to cavities. But smoking is not good for health.
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No.
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yes due to decrease of saliva the bacteria in the mouth acts on the teeth so cavities in the mouth by smoking is more
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Hello Smoking is a bad habit either it cause cavity or not. It's a bad habit. If you smoke then quit as soon as possible. Regards
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hello, smoking doesn't leads to cavities but it makes the teeth n gums dry up.which ultimately make the teeth brittle and more prone to fracture.and gums swelling thanks
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Not at all. It causes just a cancer.
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Yes, smoking suppress immune system.
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It causes stain and definitely it might cause as stains are rough and more n more deposition of tar tar and stains which attracts more bacteria. Smoking has I'll effects on gums as well. Healing of wound and ulcer gets delayed coz of smoking.
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It's not the only cause but occurrence if cavity is favoured by smoking because smoking makes your mouth dry.
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smoking leads to pyrrhoea.
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No it does not.
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No smoking doesn't leads to cavity rather it leads to brownish stains.
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Yes.
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Nt cavities exactly but can cause other harmful effects.
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Smoking can lead to tooth stains but not cavities. Smoking affects soft tissues of the mouth like gums, palate and mucosa and more likely to cause Lung Cancer. Quit smoking. Everything will be reversed.
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Yes smoking does help in cavity formation.
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No but its creates some bigger health issues.
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Smoking can stain the teeth , does not necessarily cause cavities.
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No but it will kill your Lungs.
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Smoking causes tarter deposits on teeth which in turn results in plaque accumulation. If it stays on the teeth for very long it can cause cavities .
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