Nicotine gum, often touted as a safer alternative to cigarettes, has been gaining popularity among those looking to quit smoking. However, recent research has uncovered a concerning link between nicotine gum use and an increased risk of developing nicotine gum disease.
According to a study published in the Journal of Periodontology, individuals who used nicotine gum for more than three years were twice as likely to experience gum disease compared to non-users.
| Risk of Gum Disease Based on Nicotine Gum Use |
|---|---|
| Non-users | 5% |
| Nicotine Gum Users (1-3 Years) | 10% |
| Nicotine Gum Users (3+ Years) | 20% |
|
Nicotine can negatively impact your oral health in several ways:
If you're using nicotine gum, here are some strategies to minimize your risk of developing nicotine gum disease:
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