Gum diseases Generally, majority of gum diseases is due to nicotine exposure from tobacco use
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In Switzerland and Europe, the authorities introduced the standard 10-1-10, which sets the maximum levels of tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide that cigarettes sold on the Swiss or European market can contain, namely 10mg of tar, 1mg of nicotine and 10mg of carbon monoxide
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The common health risks are mentioned below: Throat cancer, lung cancer, and oral cancers Premature aging, tooth loss, and gum disease Poor wound healing and weakened immune system Higher risk of vision problems and diabetes Secondhand smoke can cause more infections, asthma, and cases of SIDS in babies