Its also called a shisha (or sheesha), hubble-bubble, narghile, and goza
Heart notes: black pepper, coffee, amyris, tobacco blossom
If youve smoked Marlboro Red, Rothmans, Export A Regular, or any of the heavier mainstream brands for years, BB Full is the closest sensory match available legally in Canada
The Effects of Smoking on Your Teeth Smoking introduces thousands of chemicals into your mouth, including nicotine and tar, which can cause: Tooth discoloration: Yellow or brown stains that are difficult to remove with regular brushing Enamel damage: Chemicals weaken tooth enamel, increasing susceptibility to cavities Bad breath : Persistent odor that brushing alone cannot eliminate Plaque and tartar buildup: Smoking accelerates accumulation, leading to gum disease Even with good brushing habits, smokers are more likely to develop serious dental problems than non-smokers