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Common questions about methadone
Is methadone being substituted for another drug?
No. Methadone is a prescribed medication, not a replacement high. It is dosed and monitored by a licensed clinic, and at the right dose it stops withdrawal and cravings without producing a high.
Does methadone get you high?
Not when it is taken as prescribed at a stable dose. Methadone is long-acting and builds tolerance, so once your dose is right it holds you steady instead of getting you high.
Does methadone rot your teeth?
Not directly. Methadone commonly causes dry mouth, and dry mouth raises the risk of cavities. Water, sugar-free gum, and regular dental care protect against it.
Can you work and drive on methadone?
Yes. At a stable dose methadone does not impair you, and people on it work, raise kids, and drive legally. Be careful in the first weeks while your dose is still being adjusted.
Methadone vs. Suboxone: what is the difference?
Both are FDA-approved medications for opioid use disorder. Methadone is dispensed through a licensed clinic. Suboxone (buprenorphine) can be prescribed by a certified provider and filled at a pharmacy.
How long do people stay on methadone?
There is no set time. Some people taper off after a year or two, others stay on it for years or for life. Staying on it is not a failure.
I'm not a doctor. I have many years of experience in this world, and I share what I know alongside sources you can check yourself. This is information, not medical advice.