Vaping and Your Oral Health: What You Need to Know

As vaping continues to grow in popularity—especially among teens and young adults—many patients in Bensonhurst and across Brooklyn are asking us: "Is vaping bad for your teeth and gums?" The short answer is yes—and as your neighborhood dental professionals, we're here to explain why.

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Evelyn Shine Dentist

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