Sensitive teeth

[tr1age]

Has anyone gotten a sensitive feeling in their teeth since they began vaping?

I am wondering if the nicotine water molecules hitting my teeth is causing this.

It isn't constant but every few days OWWW!!! Like cold liquids hurt them..

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

 

[Steph2323]

I had sensitive teeth before vaping and have not noticed that they are any more sensitive since I started vaping. I do use toothpaste for sensitive teeth(and have for a long time) and that works well for me. Any of the brands work just fine.
Stephanie

 

[MAD 69]

I use Sensodyne (sp?) toothpaste, you should give it a try if the vapor is causing you any trouble, give it a few days and it works great.

 

[Spikey]

I just posted about this in my first thread. I thought it was a PG allergic reaction... but maybe it is just a vaping thing.

 

[nitewriter]

I've had a problem with this but discovered it was from holding the e-cig in my teeth too much. That hard mouthpeice is not the same as my old analog and I can't hold it the same or as much. As soon as I realized this and quit doing it so much, the sensitivity decreased. I also got some of the rubber mouthpeices instead of the harder plastic ones.

 

[Myk]

Sort of, it wasn't real teeth that were hurting, it was caps.
I figured the PG vapor was close enough to sugar and worked its way up to living tooth.

I also thought about the mouth piece but pipes don't do that and they're nowhere near as soft as the ecig mouth piece.

 

[SpaceCadet]

I've had incredibly sensitive teeth for some time anyway, as in I occasionally get excruciating pain in one area (top right, in about three teeth) for a couple of hours! The hygienist reckoned it was exacerbated by the position of my cigs, as a smoker.

Vaping hasn't increased or decreased this noticeably. Sensitive toothpaste has never made a difference, but the fluoride gel the dentist uses has worked wonders. For in-between dentist checkups I just bought this Sensiblok desensitizer, and so far it seems to be working

 

[Zappa]

I asked my dentist if it would be of any real benefit to take some Listerine with me to work and do a quick swish after lunch. He said it onlu works for 10 to 20 minutes after I use it and that the alcohol in it will dry out the teeth, which leaves them more susceptible to damage. So maybe the PG has a drying effect on your teeth like it does on some peoples skin.