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The challenge for dental professionals is to identify users of these products as they may lack the typical signs of tobacco use, such as tobacco stains and odor, and the appearance of tissue changes in unusual areas, such as under the upper lip

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At his side, Nicole, a small, fair-haired woman in her mid-twenties, struggles to control a trolley which groans under the weight of six large cases: half the doctors equipage for the five-day visit

This compelling visual can effectively illustrate themes of addiction, health concerns related to smoking, emotional distress, or the impact of environmental factors in educational materials, public service announcements, or corporate health initiatives, adding a clear and impactful message to any project.

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