In my latest blog post, I've delved into the profound effects of quitting smoking on oral health, particularly focusing on prophylaxis - a preventive measure to keep diseases away. Kicking the habit not only reduces your risk for oral cancers, but it also lowers the chances of gum disease and tooth decay. More so, the process of prophylaxis, such as professional teeth cleaning, becomes more effective once tobacco use is ceased. So, if you're a smoker, considering quitting could be the best decision you make for your oral health. Come on board as we explore this critical dental health subject in more detail.