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In this article and video, Jill Klischies, RDH, BSDH, and PHDHP, a public health dental hygienist in the Department of Community Oral Health at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, explores the smoking and teeth connection and answers questions on how smoking affects oral tissues, what dental professionals watch for in early detection, how they support patients in quitting successfully, and more
If your teen already uses tobacco or nicotine, talk to their clinician about getting the necessary support to quit
Choosing to quit smoking permanently benefits your result and your broader health
For workplaces covered by Labor Code section 6404.5 Cal/OSHA is required to respond to complaints regarding smoking in places of employment only after the employer has been found guilty by local agencies of three violations of this law within the previous year
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