Ok so more often than not whenever I vape for a few hours my back teeth start to feel sore and sensitive, does this happen to anyone else? Does anyone know why?
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Have not heard of this particular side effect. I am quite curious as to what the others might have to say about this.
i have heard this before from some others but dont know why it happens.. I would expect it to go away very soon..
It's a possible side effect of quitting smoking, here's a list of some other possibilities.....http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/health-safety-vaping/3305-list-symptoms-when-quitting-tobacco-changing-ecigarette.html#post51773
What are you Vapeing on? I have found that Metal drip tips cause a little soreness in my teeth. I don't think it's the metal, I think its the muscle tension from the extra wt when I pucker my mouth. I have lazy lips syndrom I guess. 
It's a side effect from quitting smoking. In the meantime you might want to brush with a Sensitive teeth toothpaste. Corsodyl mouthwash and the toothpaste is great! For me it lasted about 5 weeks.
Hmm you might be right,
Right now I'm vaping on sweet lovin' from mr good vape and someone told me it might be from the sweetness of the juice itself but I'm a little skeptical about that. I think you're right though I think it's related to my quitting cigarettes, thanks for the input!
Right now I'm vaping on sweet lovin' from mr good vape and someone told me it might be from the sweetness of the juice itself but I'm a little skeptical about that. I think you're right though I think it's related to my quitting cigarettes, thanks for the input!
Thank you! I'll definitely invest in that because the soreness is downright annoying
I consulted my dentist (because I hadn't joined ECF when I switched...idiot me) and he said something about the veins in our gums being constricted from smoking and when we quit smoking they start to open up. He told me what it was but that was a year ago.
I used to get that with smoking but haven't experienced it with vaping. Interesting.
Mouth soreness could be caused by dehydration. "Cotton mouth" caused by vaping makes my teeth hurt but as long as I drink plenty of fluids no pain.
I agree - tooth soreness is a tough affliction. If you were smoking cigarettes prior to vaping, you will notice that the gums will have increased circulation. The effect will not be as pronounced if you haven't gave up nicotine (it is a vasoconstrictor) but the lack of tar and other substances will improve the health of your mouth overall. A downside of this is increased teeth sensitivity. This is generally recognized as a side-effect of smoking cessation.
As other people have already mentioned, using toothpaste that is formulated for sensitive teeth will greatly improve or completely remedy your situation (Sensodyne comes to mind, my personal experience). Now, this is only temporary, you will notice the sensitivity going down on it's own over time, it's not that uncommon.
If you're still worried, you could book a visit to the dentist and maybe brag a little bit that you gave up the cancer sticks hehe
As other people have already mentioned, using toothpaste that is formulated for sensitive teeth will greatly improve or completely remedy your situation (Sensodyne comes to mind, my personal experience). Now, this is only temporary, you will notice the sensitivity going down on it's own over time, it's not that uncommon.
If you're still worried, you could book a visit to the dentist and maybe brag a little bit that you gave up the cancer sticks hehe
Hi, If your atomizer has a restricted draw and if you draw hard on mouth to lung hits the jaw muscles can get sore
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If I am vaping for a Bit, sometimes I pull a muscle in my throat from pulling hard. But it usually goes away in a about an hour or so. So if you're vaping a couple hours straight, it could be from pulling hard over and over and over. Just my opinion.
i had the same issue as well as bad canker sores on the back of my tongue. i switched to all 50/50 liquids and it all went away. i attributed mine to too much pg.
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