(Alice Giddings/ Metro UK) — We all know someone who vapes. You see the little e-cigarettes everywhere from clubs to people puffing on them on their morning commute.
While the smell of watermelon flavoured chemicals may be more pleasant than smoke for those of us passing by, it’s not necessarily much better for your oral health than straight cigarettes.
Those gorgeous pearly whites of yours are likely to be suffering if you’re vaping frequently.
In fact, dentist Dr Raj Juneja from the Face Teeth Smile Dental Clinic gave Metro some slightly terrifying insight into the effects vaping can have on your teeth and gum health.
Studies have indicated that vaping can have detrimental effects on oral health. (…)