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Your Drug Store and Cancer Center (02:25) Video of art installation by Alan Blum, MD at Buffalo Museum of Science, Fall 2009 Videographer: Paul Hage, MFA Project Director, Health Communications Resource Department of Health Behavior Roswell Park Cancer Institute Buffalo, New York We sell only FDA-approved tobacco products: one-stop shopping for all your prescription, cigarette, and chemotherapy needs (02:28) Video by Heather Hoffman, MD at the National Conference on Tobacco or Health, Phoenix, Arizona August 2009 Chronological Bibliography The Sale of Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products in Pharmacies Articles in peer-reviewed pharmacy journals Newspaper and magazine articles Articles in peer-reviewed medical and public health journals Pharmacy trade publications Marketing and trade publications Generated by Nelle Williams, MSLS, Library Director, Health Sciences Library, College of Community Health Sciences, University of Alabama Assisted by Sharon Glenn, Senior Library Assistant, Health Sciences Library, College of Community Health Sciences, University of Alabama Edited by Alan Blum, MD, Director, University of Alabama Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society Updated by Ashley Weems, Student Pharmacist, Auburn University, James I

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Table of Contents Understanding the Impact of Smoking with Braces Smoking Alternatives During Orthodontic Treatment Precautions for Smokers with Braces Maintain Rigorous Oral Hygiene Limit Smoking and Rinse Afterwards Regular Orthodontic Check-ups Stay Hydrated Aligners and Smoking: A Different Scenario Quitting Smoking: A Step Towards a Healthier Smile Conclusion FAQs Smoking with braces is a concern that often arises among individuals undergoing orthodontic treatment