[Missfortune]

I started taking suboxone about a month ago and here for the past 2 weeks ive been having toothaches while and after taking the medication.

Ive had pretty healthy teeth for the most part.

I put the med under my tounge and about 10 minutes of it disolving, my teeth get very sensitive and once the tablet is completly disolved my teeth hurt for a good 2-4 hours.

Anyone else have this problem or could this even be the cause?Its driving me
CRAZY!
Thanks.

[Robert_325]

Originally Posted by Missfortune

I started taking suboxone about a month ago and here for the past 2 weeks ive been having toothaches while and after taking the medication.

Ive had pretty healthy teeth for the most part.

I put the med under my tounge and about 10 minutes of it disolving, my teeth get very sensitive and once the tablet is completly disolved my teeth hurt for a good 2-4 hours.

Anyone else have this problem or could this even be the cause?Its driving me
CRAZY!
Thanks.

I have never heard of this side effect but that surely doesn't mean it's not possible. We all react differently so the same medications. Can't say that it is or it isn't a possible side effect, I'm just not familiar with it. God bless.

[musicman48]

Originally Posted by Missfortune

I started taking suboxone about a month ago and here for the past 2 weeks ive been having toothaches while and after taking the medication.

Ive had pretty healthy teeth for the most part.

I put the med under my tounge and about 10 minutes of it disolving, my teeth get very sensitive and once the tablet is completly disolved my teeth hurt for a good 2-4 hours.

Anyone else have this problem or could this even be the cause?Its driving me
CRAZY!
Thanks.

I have not seen this side effect either .I suggest you talk to your Dr about the possibility of switching to subutex.Perhaps you are having some sort of adverse reaction to the naloxone in suboxone.Subutex does not contain naloxone. This is just a suggestion.There have been reports of people having some problems with naloxone side effects..Good luck.

[learning_to_be_free]

I have heard of people complaining of new cavities while on sub but not pain while taking it and pain afterwards. I do believe sub can cause tooth decay if you people are vigilant about their oral hygenine while on it. My teeth went way down hill while on methadone but I've learned my lesson and brush extra now that im on sub. Before any of this I have suffered from sensitive teeth. You should try brushing with sensodyne and using a mouthwash for sensitive teeth some are made by colgate & crest. Use only a soft bristled tooth brush and stay away from acidic foods. You can also try orajel advanced tooth desensitizer its supposed to last 3 months. I use it and sensodyne pronamel with a soft bristled tooth brush. I have found this very helpful. I also use a fluoride mouthwash. Do not use any mouthwash not made for sensitive teeth they make the problem worse. i use colgate sensitive whitening mouthwash. the whitening part worried me at 1st since whiting products cause people w/sensitive teeth severe pain but it doesnt bother me. If none of these treatments help and you can see a dentist they can rx toothpaste & mouthwash. You can also get a fluoride varnish applied near your gum line. I did this it did wonders. I hope this helps you some sensitive teeth are a real pain! Good Luck I hope you are able to resolve this problem

[Missfortune]

Omg.
The past couple days me teeth have hurt worse than ever.The sub doesnt seems to be working for the pain as much.

Im waiting to get into the dentist...but until then...anyone know what i can do to help it?

I take 800 mg ibprofen 3 times a day and tylenol extra strength when its in between doses of ibprofen.Orajel isnt working worth a ********.Ambesol isnt either.lol.

Ive been brushing 3 times a day with sensodyne and been using a mouthwash made for sensitive teeth.

I cant eat anything, hurts to talk and my cheek hurts as well.

I know its a cavity but i need some type of relief.
Thanks in advance.

[Robert_325]

Missfortune ... get a little bottle of what is called Temprin I believe. It's like a quick solidifying puddy. You put it over and in the cavity and it keeps the nerve from being exposed until you can get to the dentist. IT WORKS I PROMISE. About any pharmacy will have it. Hope that helps, toothaches are a drag. Good luck and God bless.

[Jessika712]

Originally Posted by Missfortune

I started taking suboxone about a month ago and here for the past 2 weeks ive been having toothaches while and after taking the medication.

Ive had pretty healthy teeth for the most part.

I put the med under my tounge and about 10 minutes of it disolving, my teeth get very sensitive and once the tablet is completly disolved my teeth hurt for a good 2-4 hours.

Anyone else have this problem or could this even be the cause?Its driving me
CRAZY!
Thanks.

I have been on suboxone for 10 months now. And yes, I believe it does cause tooth aches. I have had them alot since being on the drug. Even worse my teeth have been decaying in the back. I always had really nice teeth up until I was in the methadone clinic. the whole time in there I got serious tooth aches that would have me in tears and after 6 months I noticed my teeth in the back starting to decay. Well, I got off the methadone and my teeth were fine for a year until I started on suboxone. Now they just keep getting worse. I have lost five of my back teeth so far (alot of that is because I could not afford the dentist to get them saved). Now I finally have insurance to go to the dentist. But my advice to you is if your going to be on suboxone for awhile you need to start seeing a dentist to prevent any problems with your teeth. I am hoping to get off the suboxone soon not only because I believe it is time but also I cant deal with the tooth pain and losing any more teeth!! So good luck and hopefully you can get into a dentist to talk with them about it.

[Robert_325]

While methadone is known to cause tooth decay I still don't think it's the case for subs unless one's teeth are ignored. Everyone obviously needs to take care of their teeth, but these well known problems with methadone are not common to subs as they are with methadone. God bless.