
This condition is not a disease but a symptom of a disease. It can impact heavily on a person, having negative effects on speech, taste, diet, fitness and quality of life. Special attention needs to be given in cases of Xerostomia.
A long-lasting feeling of dryness in the mouth or decreased saliva flow may be due to one of the following:
Are you developing Xerostomia?
Below are some common signs and symptoms:
Treatment
Avoid tobacco, alcohol and high sugar foods sip water frequently and keep water next to your bed at night chew chewing gum use a fluoride (toothpaste, rinse, or gel)
Feel free to come in to Healthpoint Chemist and ask our friendly staff for advice.
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