- is
mouthwatering (distal
causation that
triggers proximal causation).
Sialogogues can be used in the
treatment of
xerostomia (the
subjective feeling of...
-
Prescription fluoride rinses can
adequately treat the
condition as well.
Sialogogues,
drugs that
increase the
amount of
saliva in the mouth, can be used to...
-
management via use of antiretrovirals,
excellent oral
hygiene measures and
sialogogues. Most
commonly seen in
fourth and
fifth decades in women, and can affect...
-
indicative of
moderate dryness and
requires sugar-free
chewing gum or
simple sialogogues.
Further investigation is
needed if the
cause is unclear, and saliva...
- mouth-watering
flavor sensation, as well as the
ability to
promote salivation as a
sialogogue,
perhaps through its
astringent action or its
pungent taste. This plant...
-
conservative therapies such as hydration,
analgesics (mainly NSAIDs),
sialogogues to
stimulate salivary secretion, and regular,
gentle gland m****age. If...
- odor,
frequently brushing one's
teeth and
utilizing mouthwash, or
using sialogogues such as sugar-free gum or sour-tasting
drops that
stimulate the production...
- drug or
substance that
increases the rate of
salivary flow is
termed a
sialogogue.
Hyposalivation is a
clinical diagnosis that is made
based on the history...
- airway,
increasing the
amount of
blood present, and
patients taking sialogogues, or
drugs that
increase the flow of saliva. In
patients with
known difficult...
