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While it's possible to smoke with aligners, it's advisable to remove them before smoking to reduce staining
The most important thing you as a parent can do is set a good example
Obviously, it would be best if smokers could quit completely, says Michael Siegel, MD, MPH, a professor at Boston Universitys School of Public Health