Symptoms of Dry Mouth If you're not producing enough saliva, you may notice some or all of these symptoms: rough, grooved tongue extreme thirst bad breath frequent mouth ulcers susceptibility to oral thrush infections extreme tooth decay dry or sore throat and hoarseness difficulty chewing, speaking, and swallowing prickly, burning sensation in the mouth tongue sticking against the roof of the mouth a changed sense of taste ill-fitted dentures (because saliva helps create the suction between the gum tissues and the acrylic base of the denture) Added Symptoms in the Rest of the Body Depending on the underlying cause, dry mouth may show symptoms outside the mouth, including: burning, itchy eyes dry throat and nose reduced sense of smell frequent coughing acute constipation joint pain or stiffness inexplicable weight loss feeling unwell generally frequent vaginal thrush infections What Causes Dry Mouth

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