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Frequent recreational use of cannabis increases the risk of gum disease, says a Columbia University College of Dental Medicine study.

Recreational marijuana use increases your risk of gum disease and may cause your teeth to fall out, new research from Columbia University College of Dental Medicine suggests.

New research from the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine suggests that frequent use of marijuana may increase your risk of gum disease.

A study led by Jaffer Shariff, DDS, MPH, a postdoctoral resident at Columbia University College of Dental Medicine, shows that recreational pot use increases the risk of gum disease and tooth loss.