I chewed for 2 years and quit. what are the chances of me contracting oral cancer? im young and healthy.

Congrats : first of all congratulations on quitting fior two years this has helped improve your health tremendously. Your chances of developing oral Cancer have diminished tremendously.

Average: Congratulations on quitting. You are likely back to the rest of the population's level of risk after a time for healing of the irritated tissues and their return to normal. Any tissue loss around the roots of the teeth should be evaluated and treated as needed by a Periodontist (gum tissue specialist) . Good luck.

Great Job!: People who stop using tobacco, even after many years of use, can greatly reduce their risk of all smoking related illnesses, including mouth cancer. Just remember tobacco and alcohol are the most important mouth and oropharyngeal cancer risk factors. Good luck.