Gums and Teeth
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Hmmm that's interesting. I assume you were a smoker. How much did you smoke and do you exclusively vape now? 24 mg is a somewhat high nic content as I'm sure you know. Just to weigh in I haven't had any problems with sore teeth or gums. I'm a relatively new vaper and I was hoping for the opposite as I've completely stopped smoking. Was hoping my oral health would improve due to stopping with the cigs. I'd be curious to read more responses and see if anyone's had any problems. Good luck and welcome to ECF.
Hmmm . . . That's interesting. I didn't encounter any of those issues when I initially started with 24mg nor have I read about similar issues.
Perhaps, others have encountered this and will chime in and offer some needed advice.
Perhaps, others have encountered this and will chime in and offer some needed advice.
I didn't have sore gums, but a couple of my teeth hurt for a short while, maybe several days, can't remember now. That was in the first month or so of vaping right when I quit smoking, so I don't know if it was from quitting cigarettes or adjusting to something in the vape. No sore teeth since then.
Despite the experiences of the prior posters, sore gums isn't an unusual side effect; however, it's not due to vaping, it's a consequence of quitting smoking. Here is a brief overview:
Why do my gums bleed now I've switched to vaping?
Unfortunately, another side effect of quitting smoking can be flare-ups in those suffering from Ulcerative Colitis. While studies seem to indicate that it is nicotine keeping the condition in remission in those who smoke cigarettes there may be something different in the delivery or amount of nicotine absorbed while vaping, since members have reported a return of symptoms even though they are vaping nicotine.
Why do my gums bleed now I've switched to vaping?
Unfortunately, another side effect of quitting smoking can be flare-ups in those suffering from Ulcerative Colitis. While studies seem to indicate that it is nicotine keeping the condition in remission in those who smoke cigarettes there may be something different in the delivery or amount of nicotine absorbed while vaping, since members have reported a return of symptoms even though they are vaping nicotine.
I haven't experienced any pain in my gums or teeth (Thank God) and I've used juice all the way up to 36mg (Menthol Smoke - REALLY old and hard to find anything that strong nowadays)
I hope your symptoms go away!
Best of luck!
I hope your symptoms go away!
Best of luck!
That's the thing, it's not from vaping, it's due to no longer having the vascular constriction of cigarette smoke.
I also havent had any problems from this, the only time i get sore teeth is if i am walking or moving around and trying to vape, say i'm walking to work or something, and i bang the mouthpiece on my teeth, but other than that never had a problem
my actual teeth throbbed the first few days. It was not so much painful as uncomfortable and weird. If you have seen a dentist, I wouldn't worry about it as of it. As Ocelot mentioned, it is likely due to no longer having the vascular constriction of cigarette smoke.
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