Oral Conditions
Dry mouth making life uncomfortable?
It's more than annoying — it affects your dental health.
Routine Care
Talk to a Dentist Now●Common Symptoms
- Sticky, dry feeling
- Frequent thirst
- Cracked lips
- Dry throat
- Bad breath
- Difficulty swallowing
●Common Causes
- Medications (most common)
- Medical conditions
- Aging
- Mouth breathing
- Dehydration
- Nerve damage
●When to Seek Care
- Dry mouth persists
- Affecting eating or speaking
- Getting cavities more often
- Mouth sores developing
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is dry mouth bad for teeth?
Saliva protects teeth from decay. Without enough saliva, cavity risk increases significantly.
What helps with dry mouth?
Stay hydrated, use dry mouth products, avoid alcohol/caffeine, and use a humidifier at night.
Can medications cause dry mouth?
Yes, hundreds of medications list dry mouth as a side effect, including antihistamines and antidepressants.
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