Acid reflux can have significant effects on oral health. Tooth erosion can occur from coming in contact with gastric juices, particularly when there is also reflux through the pyloric sphincter from the small intestine. Affected teeth may look glazed or silky with rounded surfaces and appear very clean, as gastric juices may remove stains and plaque.

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