Dry mouth or dry mouth is a condition in which the oral cavity lacks saliva, giving an uncomfortable dry feeling. If left untreated, dry mouth can cause problems with eating, talking and causing bad breath (halitosis). It can also increase periodontal disease and cause an increase in the number of tooth decay.
There are many reasons for dry mouth, sometimes it can be treated, or at least it makes it more comfortable. When you know the symptoms of xerostomia, you can consult your doctor or dentist to discuss whether you are dry mouth and what you can do.
The following are the main symptoms of dry mouth:
The sticky and dry feeling in the mouth.
Bad breath (halitosis).
Always eager.
There are small wounds in the mouth, whether they are on the gums or on the cheeks or on the outer lip.
Feel throat dry and persistent pain.
Burning or stinging in your mouth or your tongue.
Your tongue may become dry and reddish.
Talking, tasting, chewing and swallowing food becomes harder.
The nose is dry and the throat is dry.
