Yes, dentists can typically identify smokers based on specific oral health conditions and patterns, such as staining, gum recession, and other tobacco-related issues
you know, when you're wearing gloves in the winter and can't press the old-fashioned cigarette lighter, or in the summer when the lighter's too hot to even work, or when you dig out three different lighters from the trunk and they're all dead
Long term I don't particularly care but for this trip I definitely do
When I first started smoking cigarettes in my early 20s, it just kind of happened a cigarette here and there, usually at a bar, sometimes on the drive home from work
Weight loss through a balanced diet and exercise can help bring levels back up