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SMOKELESS TOBACCO USE IN INDIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR ORAL HEALTH AND PUBLIC HEALTH DENTISTRY
Smokeless tobacco use remains an important preventable cause of oral morbidity in India. Unlike smoked tobacco, these products are placed in the oral cavity, chewed, sucked, or applied to the teeth and gingiva. Common Indian preparations include khaini, gutka, tobacco-cont
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