In this blog post, we will explain how does smoking cause periodontal disease, explore the early signs of gum problems in smokers, discuss the effects of tobacco on periodontal tissues, and offer guidance on how smoking cessation can support disease control and improve treatment outcomes
E N D Presentation Transcript Origin 1st encounter: Christopher Columbus Oct 14, 1492 Native to Americas Desert Southwest Slopes of Continental Pacific side of mountains Central and South America Andean slopes Old world pipes for Cannabis not tobacco Named from Y shaped tube Tabago used for Inhalation of tobacco powder Rustica Small leaves Harsh smoking tobacco Historical movement Mexico Pacific area Across US Botanical Genus Nicotiana 66 species Named for Jean Nicot Physician & Scientist Origin of Nicotine Introduced rustica to France in 1560 Use Great Lakes Indians Smoked in Calumets Stems of Peace Pipes Tabacum Large leaf Milder, richer taste Historical movement Eastern Andean Piedmont Ecuador Peru Cuba Venezuela Panama Tabacum Foundation for modern tobacco Not found in nature Introduced to France From Brazil By Jean Andre Themet Physician & Scientist Medicinal Purgative Worms Toothaches Disinfectant Cuts Bruises Bites Snake Spiders Insects Lice Poultices Chest colds Boils Internal infections Inflammations Toothpaste Painkiller Appetite Suppressant Uses Religion Fasting Mystical & Prophetic Smoking Rolled like modern cigar Looked like large cricket, cigarra Cigarette is French Tobacco in the United States Pipes Suggest use 4-5000 years ago Large bird pipe found near Newtown Pike Disk pipes Calumet Peace Pipe From Calumeau meaning reed Sacred stem Unimportant bowl Tobacco in the United States Cultivation Prior to arrival of Europeans Cave and Cliff Dwellers of Central & Eastern Kentucky Mound builders Cherokee, Shawnee, Choctaw & Chickasaw Rituals Pouches or gourds around neck Mixed with other things Narcotics Hallucinogens Psychoactives Tobacco in the United States Modern use Proliferation in 16th & 17th Century Maryland Burley Widely established in little more than a century 1600s Ravenous appetite for N
The first group that started to quit en masse were doctors, who, incidentally, had also been among the heaviest smokers
Jason Robinson, Ph.D., a professor in the Department of Behavioral Science, and Jennifer Cofer, executive director of MD Andersons EndTobacco program, also contributed reporting to this story
If Juul wants insight into that history, it wont have to look far: It can turn to the Marlboro maker Altria, one of the largest tobacco companies in the world and, as of last December, a major investor and 35 percent stakeholder in Juul Labs.
