Has anyone found that vaping has stained their teeth?

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Put the drip tip behind your teeth - maybe that will help - but that is the first time I have heard of anything like that - maybe some kind of coloring in the juice - I would find a new juice - I have been vaping 2 yrs and smoked 26 yrs and I think my teeth are whiter now with vaping - good luck
 

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I've read somewhere that brushing with peroxide too frequently could harm your gums and/or enamel. Also, the darker juice may be the culprit. I don't usually vape dark juices so I couldn't comment on the darkened teeth. However, it could be the cause... I'd suggest maybe mixing with a lighter juice to somehow offset the stained teeth. Happy vaping!


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I have a question for you. Does the city/county that you live in use any chlorine in their water treatment? I used to live in an area that used chlorine to treat the water against bacteria. If they do... that could be the source of the staining. For whatever reason the chlorine treatment will leave brown stains on the teeth... esp. in the little creases of the teeth. It can be scraped off with a toothpick... but it really is a pita to do.
 

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So, my dentist told me that peroide makes the tooth enamel more porous, which is why it can draw out stains below the surface. But, during the time that they're more porous, they are also more prone to re-staining. He said to avoid coffee, tea, sodas and red wine while using any peroxide-based whitener (or at least brush immediately after drinking them)
 

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I have a question for you. Does the city/county that you live in use any chlorine in their water treatment? I used to live in an area that used chlorine to treat the water against bacteria. If they do... that could be the source of the staining. For whatever reason the chlorine treatment will leave brown stains on the teeth... esp. in the little creases of the teeth. It can be scraped off with a toothpick... but it really is a pita to do.

Unless you have well water, every municipality uses chlorine to disinfect the water. (Unless they are converting seawater but i dont think anyone is doing that yet for a large population) So this could be the cause
 
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