Has anyone here had any dental problems possibly associated with Flomax?

I'm a 76 year old white male in good physical condition. I receive treatment for type 2 diabetes. I had started taking tamsulosin a year and a half ago. After about 6 months, I started experiencing jaw pain and upper tooth pressure sensitivity/pain. I visited my dentist twice and he couldn't see any dental problems. In addition to the dental related problems, I had shoulder joint pain and heel pain. My podiatrist took x-rays of my feet and could not see any reason for the pain. I was also having some minor disorientation. I happened upon this web site describing these symptoms. I stopped taking tamsulosin and within 2-3 weeks, the jaw and tooth pain diminished. It's been about 3 months now and there is still some minor pressure sensitivity in my upper teeth when chewing. The shoulder and heel pains have also diminished. I informed my doctor to make a note of this problem, although he had not seen this problem in other patients. I hope this information helps.

Yep, I’m 33 and was on Flomax for two weeks now and suddenly had pain in every tooth on the top right of my mouth, even in a root canal tooth that doesn’t have nerves in it. Stopped taking the drug and the pain went away eventually. Ended up seeing my dentist when the pain was happening and he couldn’t find anything wrong with my teeth and didn’t want to do any work on healthy teeth so I knew something was up. Also had a bunch of other side effects that were rough but the dental pain was the absolute worst and I couldn’t tolerate it. I’ve been doing research and dental disorders are listed as a potential side effect of the drug. I’ve never had so many bad side effects from a medication, makes me wonder if maybe I have a slight allergy to Flomax.

After I began taking tamsulosin I began to notice my lower teeth hurt when I chewed meat, particularly if the meat were tough. After a few weeks the teeth on the lower right side started aching. In addition I am an insulin dependent type 1 diabetic and tamsulosin is causing me to run higher blood sugars. When I began using it my average blood glucose was 132, with a few weeks it had risen to 147! Worse yet if I inject extra insulin to treat these high blood glucoses it often causes a rapid drop forcing me to ingest sugar, and then goes high again. I am seriously thinking of stopping taking it although it has really helped urine flow.

I have been taking Flomax for several months, and I have had major tooth sensitivity, and now jaw pain(EXTEME)
I stopped 3 days ago the pain is still there. I have been taking Tylenol to help, but as soon as it wears off the pain is back

I was recently prescribed Flomax. About 7-10 days into taking it I started getting pain in my teeth and jaw. After about 3 days the pain was agonizing. I saw something that a rare side effect is oral problems so I stopped. The next day the pain had subsided greatly and withing 3 days it was as if there was never a problem. So Yes it can happen.

Its not going to do that. It sounds like its just normal wear and tear on your mouth.