19. Medical term for the whitish or grayish patches in the mouth of tobacco users, which leads to caner a. leukoplakia b. gingivitis C. carbon monoxide d. nicotine

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19. Medical term for the whitish or grayish patches in the mouth of tobacco users, which leads to

caner
a. leukoplakia
b. gingivitis
C. carbon monoxide
d. nicotine

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