Anderson Cancer Center in 1990 found that tobacco use was not a risk factor in an analysis of 64 cases (abstract here)
Cardenia V, Vivarelli F, Cirillo S, Paolini M, Canistro D, Rodriguez-Estrada MT
The sucking motion of smoking and chemicals in cigarettes can mess up the blood clot and slow down healing after tooth extraction
...I suppose the eggs are just present in the tobacco, and like little bombs, go off when the conditions are right--as said, provided the tobacco is untreated and practically fresh from the field
Follow-Up Visits Regular follow-up visits with your dentist ensure a smooth recovery: Importance of Regular Check-Ups: These visits help monitor healing progress and address any issues promptly
Can I use smokeless tobacco in places other than DTUAs