Its been about 7 months since i made the switch to vaping but my teeth aren't white yet. They're much better but still not completely white. Does the nicotine have an impact to your teeth color?
Are your teeth white yet?
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i havent brushed my teeth in 7 months.
im not actually sure, i never really had yellow teeth from smoking, or at least not yellow enough for me to notice.
im not actually sure, i never really had yellow teeth from smoking, or at least not yellow enough for me to notice.
They are whiter, since stopping smoking.. But since, I still eat food and drink coffee, they will never actually get white again.
BURNT nicotine does have an affect on your teeth along with the tars and other stuff from cigarettes and smoking.. I doubt vaping is doing the same with our juices, since we are not really burning it. That said if your juice has color, then the vapor is carrying that color, across your teeth and leaving deposits. I'm sure some things in juice vapor will stain or are absorbed by the teeth. I doubt it's as bad as smoking though.
BURNT nicotine does have an affect on your teeth along with the tars and other stuff from cigarettes and smoking.. I doubt vaping is doing the same with our juices, since we are not really burning it. That said if your juice has color, then the vapor is carrying that color, across your teeth and leaving deposits. I'm sure some things in juice vapor will stain or are absorbed by the teeth. I doubt it's as bad as smoking though.
Unfortunately for me, I have all the sensitivity back in my teeth and gums and am in dire need of a dentist. No insurance or credit unfortunately and the pain is becoming excruciating from the gum disease pain that my cigarettes were hiding all that time.
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Good post, my teeth feel allot better, overall stronger. I notice a change for sure.
Off subject: ''Vape'' was just put in the scrabble game this year. It was on my news broadcast recently. LOL If vaping was around when I was in highschool I would have been allot better off.
Funnily enough I find my gums are bleeding more when I brush. But then I take warfarin (anti-coagulant) so that could have a lot to do with it.
Unless you do whitening treatments (many of which can also do things you don't want done to your teeth in the long run) your teeth won't magically go back to white.
I like others have said noticed a difference after a few months not smoking.. since then (about a year) it's improved a little more with regular brushing and such. But white they are not because I don't have the moolah for those expensive dentist whitening treatments and don't trust the stuff put out by the big brands at wal mart.
I like others have said noticed a difference after a few months not smoking.. since then (about a year) it's improved a little more with regular brushing and such. But white they are not because I don't have the moolah for those expensive dentist whitening treatments and don't trust the stuff put out by the big brands at wal mart.
White teeth are not a sign of a healthy mouth, they are an artificial standard used to sell tooth crap we really don't need. But yeah, my teeth are less yellow than they used to be when I was smoking.
But I started drinking coffee again, so any gains will be lost.
But I started drinking coffee again, so any gains will be lost.
Yes, I noticed my teeth are whiter. I would imagine if you had a darker juice it might still stain somewhat. Ginger
Mine lightened up a shade or two. I can say my teeth cleanings at the dentists go a lot easier these days.
Yeah. I don't have stained teeth or anything but they'll never be white as I have too many fillings.
Ha, ha. Ya, the big chunks of cigar tobacco are gone, they seem to a little whiter. But you know, they are a few years old now, and get used a fair amount of the time.
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