My dentist had the same observation. Even at age 62, my gum recession has reversed, and gingivitis nearly eliminated ...
This after quitting smoking and vaping exclusively since May 2013 ...
When I had two molars extracted and implants installed as a smoker, I had to wait a full year for healing and for the bone grafts to stabilize ...
My oral surgeon is about to place three more implants to replace a permanent bridge that was poorly installed years ago. He has shortened the wait time and healing cycle from one year to nine months, now that I am officially a non-smoker ...
Both my dentist and oral surgeon are practicing in Mexico, where they are free to support vaping without fear of professional reprisal ...
I recently asked my former (now retired) dentist in the US about vaping. He gave me the standard "We just don't know ..." reply ...
This brushoff answer always irritates me. Why don't they know ? Can't they do simple research from legitimate sources ? Why don't they form an opinion based on personal observations ?
I'm retired now, but I'm trying to imagine giving my boss the "We just don't know ..." evasion when asked about resolving an engineering issue. I'm certain the response would have been "Then maybe we need to find someone who is motivated to find out ?" ...
In any event, there is no doubt in my mind that smoking cessation improves dental health, and vaping made this possible for me ...