Osteoporosis is a disease that leads to the loss of bone mass and density, making bones weak and more prone to fractures. While teeth and bones are different and osteoporosis itself doesn't directly affect your teeth because teeth are not bones, it can indirectly affect them by causing changes to your jawbone, which can affect the stability of your teeth. This can increase the risk of tooth loss. It’s important to maintain good habits for both your bone and dental health, such as not smoking, eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly, and practicing proper dental hygiene. If you are taking medications for osteoporosis, inform your dentist so they can take appropriate measures during dental procedures.