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As you chew, the frayed bristles effectively remove food particles, plaque, and bacteria from the surfaces of your teeth and along your gumline

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Regular smoking can cause significant changes to your voice, and if you smoke for an extended period of time, it might never get better

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Despite the NHS backing e-cigarettes as a quitting aid, scientists have stressed that vaping is "far more dangerous than people realise"