Since Reclasp or the other osteoporosis medications shouldn't be taken when there is "extensive or ongoing" dental attention, what if I need a filling or root canal which could come up in the future?
Two days ago I checked out fine with the dentist xray and exam. However, I do not know if later on I may need to have dental work. What constitutes the line between extensive and non-extensive work when taking this medication? I am 63 years of age.
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