Prexum Plus Side Effects Long Term

Hi there. Can prexum plus cause problems with your teeth. I have been using prexum now for about 3 years and recently started to have problems with my teeth. They are very brittle. They brake easily.. any comment on this??

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Hello, Pieter! How are you?

This medication could have an effect in a round about way, it can cause dry mouth and that allows bacteria to sit on your teeth longer than normal, since there is less saliva to wash it away and that is how many medications end up causing dental problems for people.

Te best thing to do would be to see your dentist, so they can check things out and let you know what's going on.

Is there anything else I can help with?

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