You should consult a cosmetic dentist if you are using Ozempic and notice any of the following: New or worsening tooth sensitivity that affects eating, drinking, or daily comfort Visible changes to tooth colour, length, or texture suggesting enamel wear Increased bleeding or swelling of gums that persists beyond two weeks Persistent dry mouth that home remedies are not resolving Aesthetic dissatisfaction with your smile following weight loss, particularly if your teeth appear more prominent, the smile looks asymmetrical, or facial changes have altered the appearance of your teeth Frequent new cavities in a patient without a prior history of significant decay Bad breath that does not resolve with standard oral hygiene At Vera Smile, our team combines expertise in cosmetic and restorative dentistry with a deep understanding of how systemic health changes affect oral health and smile aesthetics

World Health Organization Western Pacific Region (2016) The Asia-Pacific perspective: redefining obesity and its treatment [Internet] Geneva: World Health Organization
Helpful strategies may include: Eating smaller portions Eating slowly and chewing food thoroughly Stopping as soon as comfortable fullness begins Avoiding heavy, greasy, or very rich meals Drinking fluids regularly throughout the day Following the prescribed dose-escalation schedule Contacting your provider before symptoms become severe The right strategy depends on the symptom
Poor metabolic health can lead to diseases like type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and certain cancers
Avoid oily, processed, high-fat meals to lower the risk of nausea and vomiting