Episode 326 · September 20, 2021

The Short and Long-term Effects of Vaping

The Short and Long-term Effects of Vaping

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Shannon Nanne, RDH

Shannon Nanne, RDH

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Serving as The Executive Director of The Global Oral Cancer Forum in 2016 Shannon helps promote the changes required for a substantial impact on incidence, morbidity, and mortality of oral cancer worldwide educating health professionals globally. Shannon graduated from The University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine in 1994. She's authored articles in RDH, JPH, In Focus and Dimensions of Dental Hygiene and is a Key Opinion Leader for several companies, publications and associations and an ambassador with The Oral Cancer Foundation and has sat on the Corporate Council for Dimensions of Dental Hygiene representing Basicbites, Biotene, Oral7 and Curaden US. Shannon held an executive board position in The Cleveland Dental Hygiene Association for over 15 years and continues to create awareness on oral cancer and its horrific side effects.

Shannon is a national and international speaker that has lectured to dentists, hygienists, pharmacists and oncologists. Shannon has also spoken to support groups, hospitals, dental schools, 50+ Groups, and a few mothers' organizations including oral care for children. She has published "A Patient's Guide to Periodontal Disease", to help her colleagues discuss and educate periodontal disease with their patients. In her career, Shannon has been a Key Opinion Leader for Phillips, GC America, Sunstar Butler, Pennwell Publishing, a member of The Friends of Hu-Friedy, Part of the Hygienetown Friends Network.

Episode Summary

Dental podcast: Welcome to DentalTalk. I'm Dr. Phil Klein. For decades, Lots of studies have shown smoking is harmful to your health, but when it comes to vaping, manufacturers aren't disclosing what they are actually putting in the liquid, so it's anybody's guess what the long-term effects are. Today we'll be discussing how most vape liquid contains chemicals that can potentially lead to some very serious health issues, including addiction, cancer and xerostomia. And, let's not forget the increased risk for tooth decay as a result of the vaporized liquid entering the mouth. Our guest is Shannon Nanne, a Registered Dental Hygienist who's mission is to help reduce the incidence, morbidity, and mortality of oral cancer through the education of health care professionals. She’s authored a variety of articles in numerous publications and is a Key Opinion Leader for several companies educating thousands of dental and medical professionals.

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