Whilst smoking is on the decline, it is still thought that around one in every seven of us still indulge in the habit. Despite the now well known risk to our health, it seems as though nicotine is still a difficult drug for many to kick.<\/p>\n
What many people don\u2019t take into consideration is that, as well as general health problems, smoking can affect your mouth in many ways, both aesthetically and medically.<\/p>\n
Your Epsom family dentist<\/a> takes a look, below, at some of the ways that smoking can have a negative impact on our teeth and oral health in general.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Whether you smoke or not, regular dental checks are important. For general dental care, or to address a specific dental problem caused by smoking, please call the Clock Tower Dental Clinic on 01372 720136<\/strong>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If so, you might want to consider the increased risk of these dental problems…. Whilst smoking is on the decline, it is still thought that around one in every seven of us still indulge in the habit. Despite the now …<\/p>\n\n