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Tobacco Smoke
Tobacco smoke can leave yellow-brown marks on teeth and harm them. It can also make smells seem weak.
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Examples
- A smoker’s teeth can look yellow.
- A flower may smell faint in a smoky room.
Key takeaways
- Tobacco smoke stains and harms teeth.
- Tobacco smoke dulls the sense of smell.
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