For those who care about their teeth, a new study sounds a pretty clear alarm: using tobacco in any form—including the increasingly popular practice of vaping—is a recipe for a dental nightmare. The ...

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On top of their other health hazards, electronic cigarettes may help rot your teeth, a new study suggests. Vaping appears to promote cavities, which can result in tooth loss if not treated quickly, ...

A University of Central Florida College of Medicine researcher is discovering that vaping creates chemical reactions in the mouth that can destroy good bacteria while increasing germs that cause ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Like many people, Mary-Kate Willis (@mk9unit) doesn't enjoy going to the dentist. In a TikTok, she explained why she opted out of ...

People who vape may be putting themselves at risk of developing gum disease, according to findings from a new study published recently in JAMA Network Open. The research, using data from the National ...

A new study has found that dental patients who reported using e-cigarettes, also known as vapes, have a significantly higher risk of developing cavities than those who don’t. The study is published in ...

For years, it has been known that smoking can contribute to serious damage on gum and oral health, with smokers having more gum diseases, more tooth loss, and increased levels of oral cancer. It has ...

Primary care physicians, and especially pediatricians, should consider telling their patients about the long-term oral health problems associated with vaping. A new study found that patients who use ...

A former dental nurse whose £120-a-month vape addition left her with two "black" front teeth is warning about the dangers. Stacey Gardiner, 41, from Swansea, started vaping in 2017 and got hooked, ...