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Electronic cigarette use vs Non-smokers: Peri-implant clinical and radiographic parameters (plaque index, probing depth, bone loss, pro-inflammatory profile)

Population
Adult e-cigarette (ENDS) users with dental implants (incl. male implant-supported prosthesis patients)
Intervention
Electronic cigarette use
Comparison
Non-smokers
Outcome
Peri-implant clinical and radiographic parameters (plaque index, probing depth, bone loss, pro-inflammatory profile)

Among dental implant patients, e-cigarette users show worse peri-implant parameters (more plaque, worse clinical and radiographic outcomes) than non-smokers (narrative synthesis; ungraded).

What each review found

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FindingEffectStudiesGRADE certainty
E-cigarette use (electronic nicotine delivery systems / vaping) vs Non-smokers (never-smokers)
Peri-implant clinical and radiographic parameters (plaque index, probing depth, bone loss, pro-inflammatory profile) · Adult e-cigarette (ENDS) users with dental implants (incl. male implant-supported prosthesis patients) · Dental implant / peri-implant care, Implant/peri-implant populations: Vamos (implant patients), Youssef (male implant patients only), Yang (broad SR incl. peri-implant)
Among dental implant patients, e-cigarette users show worse peri-implant parameters (more plaque, worse clinical and radiographic outcomes) than non-smokers (narrative synthesis; ungraded).
An Umbrella Review of E-Cigarettes' Impact on Oral Microbiota and Biofilm Buildup. (2025) All outcomes
Narrative synthesis: e-cigarette users with dental implants showed a higher peri-implant plaque index and worse clinico-radiographic and immunological peri-implant parameters than non-smokers (worse than non-smokers…3 studiesGRADE not reported

Findings are shown side by side, never pooled across reviews.

The reviews

ReviewSearched up toIncluded studiesAMSTAR 2
An Umbrella Review of E-Cigarettes' Impact on Oral Microbiota and Biofilm Buildup.
2025 All outcomes
12 March 202510Not applicable
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