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doi:10.1177/1933719116650755 CrossRef Chen X, Xu W, Miao M

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Adding further to the gravity of the problem, the abrasive chewing act itself involves pressing and grinding the coarse tobacco against ones teeth a process that can weaken the enamel and thus make the chewers teeth more susceptible to staining