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Lily James Reveals Vaping Damaged Her Teeth

9/26/2025

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Lily James, known for Mamma Mia, says vaping damaged her teeth, leading to a first filling.
She attributes the damage to flavored vapes containing sugar and additives.
In the UK, 11% of people vape despite disposable-vape bans.
The NHS says vaping is safer than smoking but risks popcorn lung.
Dr. Maxime Boidin warns continuous use may make vaping more harmful.

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Story summary

Lily James, known for Mamma Mia, says vaping damaged her teeth, leading to a first filling.
She attributes the damage to flavored vapes containing sugar and additives.
In the UK, 11% of people vape despite disposable-vape bans.
The NHS says vaping is safer than smoking but risks popcorn lung.
Dr. Maxime Boidin warns continuous use may make vaping more harmful.