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The environment in your mouth is constantly changing, so it can take diligence to stay on top of bad breath, but by combining temporary fixes with good long-term habits, you can enjoy pleasant, healthy-smelling breath more often than not
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Tobacco smoke contains more than 7,000 chemicals, including tar and others that can narrow arteries and damage blood vessels, and nicotine, which is associated with increases in heart rate and blood pressure