Teeth staining?

[Hornzxc]

Hey guys, I was just wondering- If analogs stain your lips a darker tone, and blackens( in terms of tone) your teeth, does vaping do the same? any experienced vapers care to comment? much appreciated and thanks!


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[Towmotor]

I would say the opposite. I think my teeth are cleaner now that I dont smoke.

 

[rondasherrill]

It's the tar and stuff in cigarettes that stains your teeth. Vapor has none of that.

 

[Mogar]

Nicotine can actually do this, but the levels required need to be extreme.

 

[CadetOfVapour]

The tar in analogs is what causes the majority of the staining. Its the same way with coffee, kinda, the coffee particles will stay in the small pores and crevices of your teeth causing discoloration just like tar. Considering there is no tar in vapor it should not stain your teeth.

 

[Maurice Pudlo]

Nicotine can actually do this, but the levels required need to be extreme.

Define extreme, like soak my fangs in 24mg/ml e-liquid extreme or vape for 40 years extreme? I don't think there is any evidence to show nicotine itself stains teeth.

Maurice

 

[AzPlumber]

I suspect liquids with coloring would stain your teeth to some degree

 

[rondasherrill]

I suspect liquids with coloring would stain your teeth to some degree

I'm pretty sure that coloring gets burned off on the coil(which is why darker colored liquids tend to gunk up a wick faster). Notice that no matter the color of the liquid, the vapor is always the pretty white. It's possible some microscopic amount stays in the vapor that could stain over a long period of time, but who knows.

 

[jmalpas1]

i think it has something to do with the color/ tint your e-juice has, darker liquids could potentially stain your teeth to some degree. but i would imagine its nowhere close to the effects of tar in regular cigarettes.

 

[AzPlumber]

I'm pretty sure that coloring gets burned off on the coil(which is why darker colored liquids tend to gunk up a wick faster). Notice that no matter the color of the liquid, the vapor is always the pretty white. It's possible some microscopic amount stays in the vapor that could stain over a long period of time, but who knows.

Cigarette smoke is white but blow that smoke through a tissue and you'll see that it indeed has a nasty color.

 

[Hornzxc]

I see, thanks for the advice all!


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[Cig Freed]

Pretty sure the answer is no.