The effects are the same as before you got your teeth cleaned
you will have yellow teeth, bad skin and you will eventually die.
Any smoking will discolor teeth. There is more tar in marijuana smoke than tobacco smoke and tar will discolor your teeth, but, you could smoke marijuana once a week for 30 years, and you probably wouldn't really have any problems, the same cannot be said of smoking cigarettes. <anonv>
Cigarettes don't really cause cavities if you have healthy teeth, but they can certainly speed up the process of getting one because the nicotine is absorbed in your mouth through the smoke while you are inhaling, whether or not you "direct inhale". Proof: The yellow and brown nicotine stains that are dominant in people who have smoked for a long time, and personal experience.
Harmful effects from smoking include: Lung cancer Emphysema Smoker's cough Staining of teeth Lip cancer Nicotine addiction
Yes marijuana can cause yellow stains on the teeth. To get rid of this you can try using Marvis Classic Strong Mint toothpaste.
lung cancer, bad breath, bad teeth
Yellow Teeth, Bad Breath, and Wrinkles ect.
Deep teeth cleaning, also known as scaling and root planing
It gives you a horrible taste in your mouth that tons of liquids cannot take away and smells AWFUL. If you are smoking a joint and come across one, you will be very, very sorry, and will want to immediately brush your teeth and tongue especially. If you are smoking a seed by itself, first of all why are you doing that, and second of all, lern2420. It is really not a pleasant experience at all to encounter a marijuana seed.
It is recommended to avoid smoking after using whitening strips as smoking can stain teeth and counteract the whitening effects. It is best to wait at least 24 hours after using whitening strips before smoking to maximize the results.
Your breath stinks and your teeth turn yellow or The heart rate heavily increases and the odour of cigarette smoke clings on the persons fingertips and breath for up to 9 hours.
well...im not sure...but the cigarette smoke doesnt get on your teeth..... it takes away some of your enamel layers and dries them....but im sure you can find ur answer on wikipedia....if u type in cigarettes and click on the blue button that says effects or harmful effects or teeth ect.