Vaping

E-cig users have reported symptoms pertaining to the lips, tongue, hard palate, and soft tissue.

Quitting vaping nicotine is associated with reduced anxiety and stress.

Current e-cigarette users have double the odds of having a diagnosis of depression compared to those who have never vaped.

Vaping can suppress the body’s natural immune response.

Vaping sweet flavors can increase the bacteria on your teeth by 4x.

A recent study longitudinal study found an association between secondhand nicotine vape exposure and respiratory symptoms among young people.

A recent longitudinal study found an association between secondhand nicotine vape exposure and bronchitic symptoms and shortness of breath among adolescents and young adults.

E-cig use may be associated with oral health issues, including: mouth discomfort, throat discomfort, oral mucosal lesions, changes in microbiomed in the mouth, and dental damage 

Dental effects reported by e-cigarette users include cracked or broken teeth, toothache, change in tooth coloration, caries, tooth abscess, tooth sensitivity, and tooth loss or extraction.