A recent survey conducted by Oralieve among healthcare professionals (HCPs) has revealed a significant increase in the prevalence of dry mouth, also known as xerostomia.
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Choosing the right toothpaste when you have dry mouth
If you have a dry or sore mouth, you may find regular toothpastes too harsh to use on a daily basis. When choosing the right toothpaste, it’s important to check the ingredients, especially if you suffer from dry mouth. One particular ingredient that often raises concerns is sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS).
Dry mouth in the winter
Winter is a time for getting cozy indoors, enjoying warm drinks and taking beautiful winter walks. However the season can also bring challenges to those suffering with a dry mouth. Dry mouth occurs when your mouth doesn't produce enough saliva to stay moist and the symptoms you may be experiencing from the condition may be exacerbated during the winter months due to dry air and increased dehydration.
Mouth cancer: the symptoms, treatments and side effects
November is Mouth Cancer Awareness Month, and as part of this, the Oral Health Foundation has published its latest report on the State of Mouth Cancer in the UK. We thought we would take a moment to discuss this condition, and some of the potential side effects of treatment.
Why dry mouth is a side effect of Mouth Cancer
Dry mouth is a common and often persistent side effect of mouth cancer. While it can be uncomfortable, adopting coping strategies can help with the management of symptoms and ultimately improve daily lives.
Understanding dry mouth: it's more than just thirst
In a recent Oralieve survey, 80% of those with dry mouth have tried sipping water as a method in relieving dry mouth symptoms. It’s natural to think that drinking water would resolve the problem, but for those with persistent dry mouth, water alone is not enough.
The importance of oral care with dry mouth
Dry mouth is a common but often overlooked condition that unfortunately can have a serious impact on oral health. Taking care of your mouth is an essential part of your day to day, but, if you are also suffering with dry mouth, it is even more important.
Benefits of using saliva substitutes
Dry mouth can significantly impact your quality of life, making everyday activities such as eating, speaking and swallowing quite challenging. An effective solution for managing dry mouth symptoms is the use of saliva substitutes such as Oralieve Dry Mouth Relief.
Top tips for keeping your mouth more comfortable during the summer months
Summer brings warmth, sunshine, and the joy of being outdoors, but for those suffering with dry mouth symptoms, it can also mean frustration and discomfort. The feeling of dry mouth can worsen in the summer months as naturally our saliva production decreases. Understanding why this happens will help in taking proactive steps to manage symptoms effectively.
Is a dry mouth causing problems with your dentures?
The connection between dry mouth and dentures is a topic that is often overlooked but affects the daily lives of countless individuals. For denture wearers, saliva plays a pivotal role in both comfort and oral health. It acts as a natural lubricant, making it easier for dentures to fit well and comfortably, as well as helping form a vacuum beneath the dentures to keep them in place. So what if you have dry mouth and wear dentures?