Chewing on pencils or any non-food items isn't recommended for dental care. Doing so can potentially damage your teeth by wearing down the enamel or causing chips and cracks.
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Additionally, pencils aren't designed for oral hygiene, so they may carry bacteria or other contaminants. For dental care, it's best to stick to practices recommended by dentists, like regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups. If you have a habit of chewing on things, consider finding a safer alternative like sugar-free gum or a silicone chew toy.
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