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Rising cannabis use in New York is worsening dental health due to dry mouth and poor oral hygiene, experts warn.
A new report warns that rising cannabis use, especially among young adults in New York, is linked to worsening dental health.
With 23% of state adults using marijuana, dental experts highlight that the drug causes dry mouth, reducing saliva that protects teeth.
This increases the risk of cavities, gum disease, and enamel damage—especially when combined with sugary snacks during "the munchies" and poor brushing habits.
While cannabis is legal in New York and 22% of Americans aged 18–29 use it, dental professionals stress that legalization doesn’t eliminate health risks and urge regular checkups and better oral hygiene.
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