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Damage to Teeth?

Has anyone heard of having damage to your teeth as a result of WLS? Im assuming from lack of nutrients? I had someone tell me this, but it was the first time I have heard of it......Little worried because I am very picky about my teeth :D

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It does happen, it is generally associated with the malabsorptive procedures. People with RNY have high incidents of enamel crumbling & tooth breakage. From what I've read/researched of malabsorptive experiences, it seems the teeth issues were largely avoided by people who took large anmounts of D3 and calcium citrate. A friend of mine who had RNY in the early 2000s has lost 4 teeth, and been through countless dental procedures. She was not stringent about her supplement routine.

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It does happen, it is generally associated with the malabsorptive procedures. People with RNY have high incidents of enamel crumbling & tooth breakage. From what I've read/researched of malabsorptive experiences, it seems the teeth issues were largely avoided by people who took large anmounts of D3 and calcium citrate. A friend of mine who had RNY in the early 2000s has lost 4 teeth, and been through countless dental procedures. She was not stringent about her supplement routine.

Oh wow, thats scarey. Well I will be diligent with taking my supplements. Thaks for the info

I have heard of that happening but with gastric bypass peeps only.

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