Dental problems after chemotherapy & radiation

Uld, yes, the chemo could have contributed to your dental problems.  This post on Chemo and Your Teeth explains why it's a good idea to see a dentist before chemo starts.  It's too late at this point to help you, but you can pass the word along to other people you know getting ready to start chemo about how important it is to see a dentist.  Do keep in mind, however, that you might have needed these procedures even without chemo, and without the treatments, you might not have been around to have trouble with your teeth.

Yes.  I was diagnosed in 2007, had lumpectomy then chemotherapy, then Herceptin for 12 months.  After completing all this treatment in February of this year I need three root canals.  Have had one and two to go.  

I have had trouble after Chemotherapy also with my teeth.  They are splintering and chipping on a constant basis.  I am going to see my primary care doctor to talk to him about the possibility of medical coverage to cover the damage done by cancer and cancer treatments on my teeth and gums and lack of saliva.  I am down to 1 molar to chew on and many missing teeth.