returning despite adequate hydration and you cannot identify an obvious cause, the pattern itself may be worth discussing with a healthcare professional.
Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Long-Term Dry Mouth
Saliva does much more than keep your mouth comfortable. It helps wash away food particles, protects tooth enamel, supports swallowing, and helps maintain a healthy oral environment.
When saliva is consistently reduced, the risk of certain oral health problems can increase, including:
- Tooth decay and cavities
- Bad breath
- Mouth sores
- Gum problems
- Difficulty eating or swallowing
- Oral discomfort
For that reason,
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