A member asked:

I am seeing white spots on my gum from dipping, is this bad?

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Dr. Jeffrey Briney answered

Specializes in Dentistry

White Spots: First off: stop chewing. One of the worse habits that someone can do to themselves. White lesions associated with "dipping" is the first sign of cellular change which means cells are in a dysplastic stage meaning possible beginning stages of cancer. Of all cancers; oral cancer is the most debilitating due to the surgery needed to remove. Jeffrey r. Briney, d.D.S.

Answered 5/11/2018

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