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Dry Mouth

June 15, 2009 - 10:27 am No Comments

Do you have questions about Dry Mouth and Dry Mouth Syndrome? Many people do. Not only is it uncomfortable to live with but it almost always promotes bad breath. It can be very embarrassing and most over-the-counter solutions don’t work.

Many people rely on Dr. Anthony Dailley’s clinic in Northern California. Dr Dalley, DDS, specializes in dry mouth reasons and dry mouth relief. He has treated over 10,000 patients and has a 99% success rate. He has been practicing dentistry since 1981 but has been treating people with these problems exclusively since 1996. He conducts research in this field at the California Pacific Lab facility in Novato California and is considered an industry leader and expert.

Dr. Dailley treats many patients who can’t make it to his clinic with telephone consultations and internet product purchases. He offers comprehensive home treatment programs that are cutting edge and have a proven track record of successfully treating dry mouth and dry mouth syndrome. 

So if you are suffering with this malady, stop! Visit his website at http://www.breathcure.com and give him a call. You have nothing to lose except your dry mouth. Interesting blog posts on the subject follow below and you can check out specific categories in the right hand menu bar.

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Why do i get dry mouth even after ive consumed a lot of water?

July 28, 2010 - 3:39 pm 3 Comments

i am a high performance athlete and i am constantly drinking water. even when i drink more water than average, i still feel dehydrated in the same amount of time that i would if i drank little water. my urine could be completely clear, but within 10 minutes of running my mouth will be dry.

Probably you need to drink more water or you reched your limit of pounds to be shed etc so you will hardly sweat,

Why do I have dry mouth and nose when I wake up?

July 7, 2010 - 1:04 am 4 Comments

Every morning I wake up and I feel absolutely disgusting. My nose and mouth are always extremely dry and I don’t understand why (today I woke up with dried blood in my nose; my mom said she found some blood on my pillow too). My best guess is that it’s really stuffy in the house at night and I’m not getting enough ventilation. What do you think it is? How can I fix this?

Drink a lot of water and eat juicy fruits and vegetables, and i hope you become well soon.

How do you prevent yourself from getting a dry mouth?

July 2, 2010 - 9:04 pm 1 Comment

I always have a dry mouth and I always feel thirsty. Its alright during the day cos I can just drink water but every morning I wake up my mouth is parched, soso dry :/ What can I do to stop it

Drink more… if you’re asleep you can’t really drink but if you wake up in the night have some water by your bed to sip. Keep bottles of water constantly with you throughout the day, don’t drink big drinks just take a mouthful or two every few minutes. You should go through about 1 litre at least, this will keep you hydrated – but the dryness in your mouth in the morning may just be that you sleep with your mouth open or something, not much you can do about that.

Is gatorade okay to drink to lessen the effects of dry mouth?

June 7, 2010 - 7:38 pm 3 Comments

I’m on a lot of required medication that, when combined, causes the worst dry/cotton mouth imaginable. Water doesn’t work completely to lessen it, but when I started drinking gatorade it’s really helped a lot in keeping it at bay. Is this an acceptable habit? Calorie-wise, I try to get the calorie-free gatorade, but I know that there is still sugar in these drinks. Any ideas what else might help with the dry mouth as much as gatorade does?

More calorie intake just means you should exercise more. If you found something that helps then keep at it. Dry mouth (when it’s really bad) is hard to treat. There are also OTC saliva substitutes you could try. The gatorade is probably helping because of the electrolytes, talk to a pharmacists about electrolyte powders you can mix with water to keep your sugar intake down and about the saliva substitutes to try out. You can also try drinking sage tea (you can make your own if you can’t find it), this is what we use in the hospital for patients with dry mouth.

Dry/chapped lips, dry mouth and cold hands everyday. Is this symptoms of any kind of disease?

May 16, 2010 - 4:00 pm 1 Comment

Here for the past year or so, I constantly have a dry mouth and I always feel thirsty. My lips stay chapped no matter what I put on them, they remain chapped and dry. My hands are always as cold as ice, is this signs of a disease or is it normal?

according to webMD you could have diabetes dehydration raynaud phenomenon cold exposure or diabetic ketoacidosis(this one means its hospital time)

How do you prevent waking up with a dry mouth?

April 1, 2010 - 1:33 am 4 Comments

I wake up every morning and my mouth is so dry! Sometimes it even bleeds because its so dry.

You can try drinking water before you go to bed, and every time you get up to go to the bathroom. Keeping water by the bedside is a good idea too, and what is probably happening is you are a mouth sleeper, meaning you sleep with your mouth open and you most likely snore. You may want to get checked for sleep apnea, or try sleeping on your side or stomach with a pillow designed for that kind of sleep to support your head.

Why do i wake up in the morning with a really dry mouth?

March 19, 2010 - 5:25 pm 2 Comments

Do you know that feeling where you drink alcohol the night before, and then you wake up in the morning, even after brushing your teeth, your mouth is INCREDIBLY dry?

Well, when i don’t drink alcohol, it’s still like that.

I know i breathe through my mouth, but i drink half a litre of water during the night, lol.

I just dont know if its something like my toothpaste, or something else?

you’re dehydrated, I had the same problem with breathing with my mouth, there was a layer of extra skin in my nose therefore blocked my breathing so I breathed my mouth so I had surgery to remove it and yeah!! Drink LOTS of water, and if you feel faint well you might be dehydrated.

What causes dry-mouth after smoking some cannabis?

March 10, 2010 - 4:36 pm 2 Comments

Like, why am I experiencing dry mouth as a result of inhaling THC into my lungs?

Recent research suggests that various compounds in cannabis actively impede the production of saliva. It’s not a sign of dehydration, simply a (mostly) harmless physiological response. Since this is due not to the heat caused by smoking cannabis, but is rather a physiological response to the compounds in marijuana, the method of ingestion doesn’t make a difference.

There’s also a long answer on the website if you want to look into it

Really dry mouth painful chest after running?

February 17, 2010 - 6:22 am 2 Comments

I have my track meets indoors in the winter and the air is so dry there that my chest, throat, and mouth are exploding with pain. Is the anything I can do before or during the race so this wont happen?

You may be dehydrated; more specifically, your lungs might be dehydrated. People tend to hydrate less in the cold winter but their physical exertion amount is the same as in winter. Increase your fluid intake and cover your nose and mouth when running outdoors. The fabric will warm the air before it enters your lungs.