Ozempic mouth" is an informal term used to describe oral and facial changes linked to GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic, primarily involving dry mouth, altered taste, and facial skin sagging .Mounjaro, currently more popular than Ozempic produces similar changes at a faster rate Common Oral and Facial Effects Xerostomia (Dry mouth ): Reduced saliva flow from the medication or lower fluid intake raises the risk of tooth decay, bad breath, and gum disease. Ozempic tongue: A persistent metallic, bitter, or sour taste can alter how food flavors are perceived. Oral discomfort: A burning or tingling tongue, or a higher risk of mouth ulcers and thrush due to low saliva. Ozempic Face: Sagging skin and pronounced lines around the mouth area resulting from quick fat loss under the skin Enamel erosion: Slowed stomach emptying can cause acid reflux, which wears down tooth enamel and triggers sensitivity. Management Stay hydrated: Drink water consistently throughout the day to help restore moisture. Stimulate saliva: Chew sugar-free gum, ideally containing xylitol, to protect the teeth. Maintain hygiene: Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, and floss daily. See professionals: Inform your dentist and doctor about your medication use if you notice persistent oral changes. If you have any oral health issues, visit Dr. Gallani’s Advanced Dental Clinic for an assessment. Call us on 02025881750 or 08042754192 or www.gallanidentalcare.com to schedule an appointment today!