RELIEF FOR DRY MOUTH. DAY & NIGHT

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- Joss H, Dental Hygienist

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What is Dry Mouth ?

Dry mouth is a condition that affects millions of people in the UK, so you are not alone in experiencing the symptoms. And the good news is, there is something you can do about it!

When your salivary glands do not make enough saliva to keep your mouth wet, your mouth feels dry. Symptoms include waking at night for a drink, a sore or sensitive mouth and even difficulty eating dry foods or speaking. The causes of dry mouth include:

Medication

Over 500 medications (both prescription and over the counter) have dry mouth
as a side effect.

Cancer Therapy

Dry mouth can be common during & after chemo & radiotherapy

Autoimmune Diseases

Including Sjögren’s syndrome. This is where the body attacks moisture-producing glands causing a dry mouth as well as other areas in the body.

Diabetes

The high blood sugar levels associated with diabetes can impair salivary gland function, reducing both the amount and quality of saliva produced.

Menopause

During menopause, hormone levels (particularly progesterone and oestrogen) begin to decline. These changes can have an impact on the mouth, causing a dry mouth.

Snoring & Mouth Breathing

The body produces less saliva naturally during sleep, so if the nose is blocked or the mouth is open, this can exacerbate dry mouth.