tobacco priming in Elgin Priming tobacco in June, 1962.

Common oral effects of smoking include: Yellow, brown, or dark stains on teeth Persistent bad breath Reduced sense of taste and smell Increased plaque and tartar buildup Gum inflammation and bleeding Higher risk of gum disease and bone loss Slower healing after dental procedures Smoking is also a major risk factor for periodontal disease, which can lead to loose teeth and eventual tooth loss if left untreated

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Aluminum foil maintains an effective moisture barrier and protects tobacco from deterioration, aroma spread, and bacteria by packaging