A doctor is warning about the dangers of electronic smoking on oral and dental health

Smokers have an increased risk of gum problems, tooth loss, complications after tooth extraction, oral surgery, and oral cancer.

When used Electronic cigarettesyou inhale electronic liquids (called vaping liquid), which, even when labeled “nicotine-free,” may contain harmful substances, including Nicotineheavy metals, volatile organic compounds, and cancer-causing chemicals.

The long-term effects of vaping are not yet fully known, however, there is some evidence that vaping may cause inflammation in the mouth, which can lead to gum disease and other oral health problems, according to reports by Dr. Ibrahim Abdel Mohsen Ibrahim , dental consultant at Mansoura University, Director of Ismailia Dental Department.

He said that vaping could be seen as a way to quit smoking, however, vaping could make quitting smoking altogether more difficult, increasing the risk of diseases associated with tobacco use, such as Oral cancer.

According to the Express newspaper report, it is also important for people who use e-cigarettes to visit the dentist regularly to check for any problems with their teeth. Oral health And cure it, if you use it Electronic cigarettesMake sure you tell your dentist about this.

People who smoke, also known as “vaping tongue,” are asked to reconsider their use of your taste in general, meaning you can’t taste food properly.

How does smoking affect teeth, gums and oral health?

The most common oral problems that affect smokers are:

Gum disease

Oral cancer.
Poor wound healing after tooth extraction
Decay and loss of teeth.
Poor wound healing after oral and gum surgery.
Decreased taste.
Bad breath

Health risks from vaping

Smoking e-cigarettes may not seem as harmful as smoking regular cigarettes, but that may not be the case for your oral health.