Kind of a strange question

[Outcast]

I recently had to get dentures and I know that some juices Hurt plastic tanks in the same be done to your dentures advice


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[Bonskibon]

Good question. I wouldn't think so, but don't know for sure. No liquid is sitting on the denture doing damage to them like it would in a tank (depending on the juice of course). I'm sure that will be a searched out question for others so hope someone else will chime in with a definitive answer.

 

[cats5365]

I recently had to get dentures and I know that some juices Hurt plastic tanks in the same be done to your dentures advice


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I have a partial, but I don't know if it is the same kind of "plastic" as a set of dentures. I haven't noticed anything happening to the partial since I've been vaping. I vape mostly fruit flavors, and some of them caused problems when I was using the H2 Clearomizers.

It might be OK as long as the dentures aren't in actual contact with the juice liquid. I did have problems with chewing gum, especially mint flavors, sticking to the teeth on the partial. Cinnamon Big Red was OK, but I had to be very careful with other flavors. Big Red is my preferred gum anyway, so it wasn't a big deal.

 

[Robino1]

The plastic tanks cracked because of the liquids sitting in them for a prolonged period of time. As long as you don't hold the liquid in your mouth, you should be fine.

Disclaimer: I am not a scientist, nor am I a dentist. I am not a chemist. Take anything I say as coming from someone that has a tiny bit of common sense and applies what I know about liquids in tanks to liquids that are in a different state (vapor) that are bypassing the teeth (pretty much) and going to the lungs.