February 17, 2016 in General Dentistry , by Midtown Dental | Tags: antihistamine, bacterial acids, bad breath, caffeine, cancer therapy, chemotherapy drugs, decongestant, dentist, Dentist in North Carolina, digestion, dry mouth, halitosis, hydration, medical conditions, medications, Midtown Dental, mouthwash, nerve damage, oral dryness, oral health, oral rinse, over the counter medications, prescription drugs, radiation treatments, room air humidifier, saliva, saliva flow, saliva production, salivary glands, tobacco, tooth decay, water
Do you have trouble swallowing, eating or speaking because your mouth feels unusually dry? Dry mouth can be caused by a variety of conditions, including your medication. What is dry mouth? Dry mouth is a condition where the saliva production by the glands in the mouth is decreased, making the mouth feel unusually dry. Saliva...
