08/30/2026
Taking Ozempic or another GLP-1 medication?
Your dentist should know.
“Ozempic mouth” isn’t an official diagnosis, and the medication doesn’t automatically damage your teeth. However, side effects like dry mouth, dehydration, reflux or vomiting can change the environment inside your mouth.
The good news is that these changes can often be managed when they’re caught early. We can check for dryness, sensitivity, enamel erosion and early decay, then recommend protection based on what your mouth actually needs.
Don’t stop prescribed medication without speaking to your medical provider. Just add your dentist to the conversation.
Click the link in our bio to schedule an exam so we can get on top of any potential issues.
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