No: I assume you want to limit the staining of your teeth cause by the cigarette smoke. Putting a material that has a potential to obstruct your airway and then inhaling is not good idea. Maybe not is a good time to consider quitting smoking.
Answered 8/18/2013
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Smoking and ?: Personally, i would worry more about getting oral cancer and other medical ailments, and perhaps one day dying from smoking than if putting aluminum foil on my teeth is safe or not. Cancer and dying is worse than stains on your teeth. These are your choices and you will have to live (or die) with the decisions that you make. Think about it. Is it really worth the risk?
Answered 6/14/2015
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