Talk to Dentist on Teeth Decay And Extreme Dry Moth
Asking For Self, Male 45, Karachi
I have been experiencing extreme dry mouth specially during night and whenever wake up and mild teeth decay. Any specialists to help.Thanks
Dr. Ramsha Saeed - Dentist
BDS, RDS, MCPS, Cert - Implantology Cert - Orthodontics | Rahim Yar Khan
30 Positive Reviews
are you taking any medications?do you have any diabetes? hypertension?
certain medicines make your mouth dry.
if you are having decay then you should seek a dentist as soon as possible so that it doesn't proceed further.
use Protect E toothpaste or Colgate pro-relief toothpaste or sensodyne repair & protect toothpaste
Examination and clinical evaluation will be required along with a proper medical and drug history. A consultation must be sought with a Marham verified dentist in your area for proper diagnosis and treatment planning. Follow @tareensdental for more oral and dental health related tips.
examination is necessary visit dental clinic as early as possible
Dr. Muhammad Umer - Dentist
BDS | Lahore
any history of diabetes and needs to be checked by proper history and examination
taking any medicine ?
go to nearby dentist for check up
do you have dry eyes too? you can keep taking small sips of water all day to keep your mouth wet. are you taking any medications? as some medications also cause dry mouth.
Dr. Farwa Zehra - Dentist
BDS,Certified Asthetic Physician, Certified Cosmetic Dentist | Karachi
4 Positive Reviews
xerostomia or dry mouth can be cause my many reason can be cause due to any medication or any comorbities i.e. any generalised medical condition or just dehydration. for further evaluation visit a dentist near your area
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Yes,I have been taking both anti depressant and hypertensive pills.
10 months ago
BDS, RDS, MCPS, Cert - Implantology Cert - Orthodontics | Rahim Yar Khan | Book Appointment
ok there we go antidepressants are known to cause a decrease in saliva flow so that's why...kindly consult your physician who have prescribed you the medication either he will give you the alternative or change the medicine,if medicine cannot be stopped you need to take care of your teeth by visiting the dentist
10 months ago