08/24/2026
You've probably heard the term "Ozempic teeth" on social media. But it's a bit misleading.
The medication itself isn't known to damage your teeth. What can affect your oral health are side effects like dry mouth, acid reflux, or vomiting, which may increase the risk of cavities, enamel erosion, and sensitivity over time.
The good news? These risks can often be managed with the right habits and regular dental care.
If you're taking a GLP-1 medication, let your dental team know at your next visit. Together, we can help keep your smile healthy while you focus on your overall health.