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Gum discoloration of this type is called an amalgam tattoo, which is caused when tiny pieces from a filling or cap wedge themselves into the gums. This issue often looks like a blue or black tattoo in the mouth, and it too is harmless. Smoking, certain medications such as minocycline, antimalarial agents, or tricyclic antidepressants, or metal-based crowns or fillings may also cause gum discoloration.
1 The nicotine from the gum makes its way into your system through the blood vessels that line your mouth. 2  If you chew the gum without parking it, the nicotine will be released directly into the saliva in your mouth and you will swallow it.3  This may cause a stomachache, hiccups, or heartburn. Most people use 10 to 15 pieces a day. ( 2 Do not chew more than 30 pieces of the 2 mg gum or 20 pieces of the 4 mg gum a day.). 3  Consider using the other materials provided with the nicotine gum.