I don't know if this is the right section to ask this sort of question, but i have a question about dental hygiene when it comes to smoking meth.
I don't use much, and it had been a couple weeks since I last did, but only two days in my binge and I've noticed that the gums in between my teeth are detached from the tooth, to where I can move them back and forth with my tongue. I've tried looking into it, but couldn't quite find what I wanted, only people where the gums between the teeth completely disappeared, not just detached from the teeth.
Is this a concern that will only be made worse, or something that just comes with smoking meth and will go back to normal? What should I do to prevent my teeth and gums from being affected (other than the obvious answer, being to quit altogether)?
And is it true that the smoke itself is acidic making smoking the worst for your teeth, or is it just caused by the dry mouth alone?