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Osteoporosis and Dental Care — What to Tell Your Dentist

How to communicate with your dentist about bone medications, what ONJ really is, and practical oral care tips to protect yourself.

"I'm on bone medication — is it safe to have dental work?" This is one of the most common questions patients ask. And understandably so: you may have heard that osteoporosis medications can cause jaw problems, and you want to know if routine dental care is still safe.

The short answer: for the vast majority of patients on standard osteoporosis doses, dental care is safe — and good oral health actually helps protect you. This article explains what to tell your dentist, what your dentist needs to know, and how to keep your mouth healthy while on treatment.

Medical Supervision

Hiroyuki KatohOrthopedic Surgeon, Medical Registration No. 409723

Tokai University Hospital / Shoyo Kashiwadai Hospital

Last updated:May 17, 2026

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