Here's my main dilema, I love literally everything about snus. However, I don't want the "pocket" in gums, teeth stain, etc. I have a few cans of general and feel like tomorrow since I am starting a slightly different diet, it would be a good time to start. I even lowered my coffe from daily to a couple times a week (caffeine pills ftw.) Does anyone have a perfect set of grills and gums with no staining or pockets or anything? I am religious about oral hygene anyway. Kinda pointless thread, but can you guys just give me your opinions in general? Thanks.
Self debate... Keep snusing or not... help me out
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Lucky
Originally posted by lxskllrOnly you can answer for you. I would suggest quitting before you run out though. That way you'll have a backup in case quitting is harder than you thought.
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Originally posted by LuckyNot to sound insulting, but in my opinion that is a terrible idea. I have quit cigs for weeks at a time because I had a "stash" and the overwhelming desire and ease to start up again. So I will probably toss my last two cans. I was also debating on an e cig but I think that defeats the whole purpose of a quit.
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Lucky - I have been snusing what I can only assume is over the average amount (mainly strong snus) for the past 5 years. A recent visit to my dentist gave me the feedback that I had less gum recession than I used to have with smoking and it has been steadily getting better ever since I stopped despite the snus.
I've never suffered from stained teeth the way I did when I smoked - but I have continued to use a smoker's toothpaste (Clinomyn probably a UK brand) ever since.
As for snus pockets - they are a reality. But I would attribute them to stretching of the area you use snus in rather than erosion of the gum surface. Don't take my word for it - do as much research as you can - but I haven't seen an increase in my "pocket" since it got to the size of a standard portion of snus. It doesn't give me any ill effects - and it is not noticable to anyone at all.
Cheers
SqueezySqueezyjohn
Sometimes wrong and sometimes right .... but ALWAYS certain!!!
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Originally posted by squeezyjohnLucky - I have been snusing what I can only assume is over the average amount (mainly strong snus) for the past 5 years. A recent visit to my dentist gave me the feedback that I had less gum recession than I used to have with smoking and it has been steadily getting better ever since I stopped despite the snus.
I've never suffered from stained teeth the way I did when I smoked - but I have continued to use a smoker's toothpaste (Clinomyn probably a UK brand) ever since.
As for snus pockets - they are a reality. But I would attribute them to stretching of the area you use snus in rather than erosion of the gum surface. Don't take my word for it - do as much research as you can - but I haven't seen an increase in my "pocket" since it got to the size of a standard portion of snus. It doesn't give me any ill effects - and it is not noticable to anyone at all.
Cheers
Squeezy
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Originally posted by squeezyjohnI have continued to use a smoker's toothpaste (Clinomyn probably a UK brand) ever since.
I'm a sucker for old fashioned toiletries :-)
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Lucky
Especially with the 99 cent general sale, relapse wont be too hard. It's mainly the nicotine, but its way easier to quit cigs since they taste sooooo gross and stuff that it deters you. Snus is hard to come up with a short term deterrent. I've tried snus but again it is weird in the snot lol and just feels unnatural. I feel cold turkey is the way to go and theres never a better time to quit than the present. Luckily for me all I have mainly tried is the general variety so I wont be feeling too left out. I am not saying it is forsure that im quitting, but I'm bringing my self-debate to the table with the rest of the forum.
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Lucky
Originally posted by VulpesI used to use that brand, but have now found something I love - Euthymol. You heard of it squeezy? Honestly, it's wonderful stuff. Very strong, I think that's the 'thymol', contains anticeptic. Like germolene for your teeth, but in a good way.
I'm a sucker for old fashioned toiletries :-)
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Vulpes - you will never know the length to which I covet old-fashioned toiletries!
I spend almost as much time as I do on SnusOn on a forum dedicated to learning how to sharpen a cut-throat razor on a naturally occurring stone which is only to be found in one corner of Belgium - and also on which lanolin based shaving soap to use so you can get the proper moisture levels in your skin after shaving.
I love doing things properly!Squeezyjohn
Sometimes wrong and sometimes right .... but ALWAYS certain!!!
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Originally posted by squeezyjohnVulpes - you will never know the length to which I covet old-fashioned toiletries!
I spend almost as much time as I do on SnusOn on a forum dedicated to learning how to sharpen a cut-throat razor on a naturally occurring stone which is only to be found in one corner of Belgium - and also on which lanolin based shaving soap to use so you can get the proper moisture levels in your skin after shaving.
I love doing things properly!
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