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Xerostomia, also
known as dry mouth, is a
subjective complaint of
dryness in the mouth,
which may be ****ociated with a
change in the
composition of saliva...
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natural secretion of saliva. It is
designed as a
symptomatic relief for
xerostomia, a
condition characterised by
dryness in the
mouth and is
available over-the-counter...
- mouth.
People with
burning mouth syndrome may also have a
subjective xerostomia (dry
mouth sensation where no
cause can be
found such as
reduced salivary...
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triggers proximal causation).
Sialogogues can be used in the
treatment of
xerostomia (the
subjective feeling of
having a dry mouth), to
stimulate any functioning...
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Pagophagia Geophagia Dysphagia oropharyngeal esophageal Odynophagia Bad
breath Xerostomia Hypersalivation Burping Goodsall's rule
Chilaiditi syndrome Dance's sign...
- and gum infections. Further, a
common side
effect of
stimulant drugs is
xerostomia,
which accelerates tooth decay. As of 2012[update],
methamphetamine is...
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pathogenic and
cause an infection.
Xerostomia (dry mouth) is
thought to
account for
about 5% of
cases of AC.
Xerostomia itself has many
possible causes,...
- dextranase, lysozyme, lactoperoxidase, and
glucose oxidase.
People with
xerostomia (dry mouth) may use Biotène to
reduce the
recurrence of
dental plaque...
- a
range of oral
health problems including dental erosion,
caries and
xerostomia.
Reduced salivary flow rate, a
common symptom of bulimia, predisposes...
- and
those with
severely compromised pulmonary function Blurred vision,
xerostomia, dry
nasal p****ages,
dilated pupils, constipation, and
urinary retention...
