Tag: Dry mouth
Xerostomia can cause dental cavities in Central London
If you take medication, or have had some form of radio therapy in central London of late, there is a good chance that you may suffer from some form of xerostomia or dry mouth. One of the biggest side effects of this problem is the loss of saliva to the…
READ ARTICLEXerostomia and its links to tooth decay by a Central London dentist
A dry mouth can be caused by many factors; one of the most common is too much sugar in the blood. It needn`t be diabetes that causes high blood sugar levels either, too much alcohol will also cause Xerostomia says a Central London dentist. The main damage that a dry…
READ ARTICLECentral London dentists treats cavity-causing xerostomia
Xerostomia, more commonly known as dry mouth, is a condition caused by a lack of production of saliva. This can cause problems because saliva is integral in the mouth for eating, talking and the regulation of bacteria. There are hundreds of millions of bacteria that live in the warm and…
READ ARTICLEDry mouth cases dry up at City of London dentists
Nearly 20 per cent of us will suffer from the uncomfortable condition dry mouth at some point in our lives. It is caused by a drop off in the production of saliva in the mouth. Saliva’s role in the mouth is often underestimated. More than just moistening and cleansing, it…
READ ARTICLECity of London Dentists Can Help You Overcome Xerostomia
Xerostomia or the more widely known dry mouth is a common ailment that most individuals suffer from. It is characterized by lack of saliva in the mouth which hampers activities that involve basic jaw movements. It also has a significant effect on the speech of the person wherein the talking…
READ ARTICLELondon Dentist Help with Bad Breath
Halitosis, or bad breath is a problem that many people don’t even know that they have, that can cause them embarrassment. You should visit your London dentist if you feel or you were told that you have bad breath. Your London dentist can help you to solve this problem. There…
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