If you have been checking off on your hydration goals daily and yet feel constantly dry in the mouth, then you could likely have dry mouth. Also known as Xerostomia, this is an oral health condition that reduces saliva flow, leading to various symptoms including bad breath, rapid tooth decay and more. According to dentists, the condition is more common than you think. Dry Mouth affects about one in five people, as per the Cleveland Clinic . However, Dr Kourosh Maddahi, a dentist at Dion Health in California shared with NBC Select, that the condition is underdiagnosed as people often mistake it with dehydration. And the longer it remains undiagnosed the more damage it creates for your oral health. A 2023 report by the American Dental Association stated that dry mouth affects
Dentists warn about Dry Mouth: Know its meaning, symptoms and treatment
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