Side Effects of Vaping May Include Tooth Decay, New Study Suggests
Vaping may increase a person's risk of cavities and cavities, new preliminary research suggests.The aerosol e-liquid used in vaporizers can coat your teeth in a sticky, sugary film that promotes the growth of bacteria, like going to bed sucking on a lollipop, said study author Dr. Karina Irusa and professor Comprehensive Care Assistant at Tufts University. School of Dental Medicine. Adding artificial sweeteners and flavors to sticky spray can create the perfect breeding ground for cavities. "Sugar is what the bacteria feeds on," Irusa said. The new study, published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Dental Associationit is considered…
