Any times like both one have tooth enamel? Thanks for everyone’s advice. I’m getting too old for them.
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I think that vaping breaks down the enamel on teeth. Especially sweet ejuice.
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What? I guess English is not your first language.
We all get too old for teeth. That's why we buy dentures.
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Sarah are you OK? These posts make no sense at all, not sure what is going on with you?
Plus you made 2 posts with the same title and neither of the questions you asked made any sense. I merged the 2 posts together and hope all is OK with you.
Plus you already have an account here as fidola and are only allowed one account.
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I’m ok. It’s my darn computer that has a virus. Hopefully it’s all set now. Thanks for asking! How do I delete the latest account?
Thanks for letting me know. It’s been one thing after another with my iOS devices. Who do I contact to delete that second account labeled sara turner as opposed to the one I normally use which I’d fidola13? Thanks for your concern as well. I appreciate it
It's important to note that the impact on dental health may vary depending on factors such as the frequency of e-juice consumption, oral hygiene practices, and individual susceptibility to dental issues. Be mindful of the sugar content and acidity in flavoured e-liquids.
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I don't think it can affect my teeth, but personally I always have a dry palate after smoking a vape.
You
PG dehydrates. Drinking water really helps with that.
You don't smoke a vape. You vape a vape.
PG dehydrates. Drinking water really helps with that.
It sounds like you're dealing with a situation involving tooth enamel and vaping. Vaping can have negative effects on oral health,
you must drink water more frequently and use Toothpaste with fluoride
and you should visite a dentist to assess the condition of their enamel and get proper advice.
you must drink water more frequently and use Toothpaste with fluoride
and you should visite a dentist to assess the condition of their enamel and get proper advice.
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Fluoride is detrimental to your health. New study's have shown this. I have posted articles and studies about the dangers of fluoride. Basically it's a toxic by-product
Here is just one article about fluoride
Fluoride Finally Declared an "Unreasonable Risk"
Fluoride Finally Declared an "Unreasonable Risk"
A look at the ruling that will have a widespread impact on the health of all American children
aaronsiri.substack.com
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US Government Investigation and Scientific Statements Concerning Community Water Fluoridation
MAHA Should Slow Down, Frame the Issue, Convene Stakeholders, Build Consensus, then Come to Sound Public Health Policy Decisions
petermcculloughmd.substack.com
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