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Dry Mouth in London

Choose London Dental Specialists for dry mouth treatment because Dr. Ope Sodeinde leads a team of GDC registered specialists with over 20 years of combined experience treating complex oral health conditions. Our multidisciplinary approach means you get comprehensive care from periodontics specialists, endodontists, and dental therapists who understand how dry mouth affects your entire oral health. We use advanced diagnostic tools including 3D imaging to identify the root causes of your dry mouth, whether it's medication-related, systemic health conditions, or other factors. You'll receive a personalised treatment plan that addresses both immediate symptoms and long-term oral health protection.



Located at 111 Regent's Park Road in Central London, we serve patients throughout the greater London area with flexible scheduling and CQC registered facilities. Our specialists work together to treat dry mouth complications like increased tooth decay, gum disease, and oral infections before they become serious problems. We welcome patients with diabetes, autoimmune conditions, and those taking medications that cause dry mouth. You get evidence-based treatments, clear explanations of your condition, and ongoing support to maintain your oral health. Our team's expertise in periodontics and restorative dentistry means we can address any damage dry mouth has already caused whilst preventing future complications.

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Learn About The Problem of Dry Mouth

Dry mouth, medically known as xerostomia, is a condition where your salivary glands don't produce enough saliva to keep your mouth adequately moist. This isn't just about feeling thirsty. When saliva production decreases significantly, it creates an environment where harmful bacteria thrive, leading to increased tooth decay, gum disease, and persistent bad breath. Your mouth may feel sticky or cotton-like. Swallowing becomes difficult. Speaking clearly requires extra effort, and you might notice a burning sensation on your tongue or inside your cheeks.



Several factors trigger dry mouth including certain medications, medical treatments like chemotherapy, autoimmune conditions, and simply ageing. Diabetes and stress also contribute to reduced saliva flow. Without adequate saliva to neutralise acids and wash away food particles, your teeth become vulnerable to rapid decay. Your gums may become inflamed and tender.



You should seek professional treatment when dry mouth persists for more than a few days, especially if it interferes with eating, speaking, or sleeping. Early intervention prevents serious dental complications that develop when this condition goes untreated. At London Dental Specialists, Dr. Ope Sodeinde and our expert team understand how dry mouth affects your overall oral health and quality of life. We provide targeted treatments to stimulate saliva production and protect your teeth from the damage that dry mouth can cause.



Don't let dry mouth compromise your oral health. Contact London Dental Specialists today to discuss effective treatment options that will restore comfort and protect your smile for years to come.

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How We Treat Dry Mouth at London Dental Specialists



At London Dental Specialists, we understand that dry mouth can significantly impact your daily comfort and oral health. Our comprehensive approach begins with identifying the root cause through detailed medical history review and clinical examination. Dr. Ope Sodeinde and our specialist team evaluate medications, systemic health conditions, and lifestyle factors that may contribute to reduced saliva production. We use advanced diagnostic technology including digital imaging to assess any secondary effects on your teeth and gums, ensuring we address both the symptoms and underlying oral health concerns.



Our treatment methodology combines immediate relief strategies with long term oral health protection. We provide personalised saliva substitute recommendations and prescribe specialised oral moisturising products that restore comfort throughout the day. For patients experiencing medication related dry mouth, we work closely with your medical team to explore alternative treatments when possible. Our periodontal maintenance programme becomes particularly important for dry mouth patients, as reduced saliva increases the risk of gum disease and tooth decay.



What sets our approach apart is the integration of our specialist expertise with cutting edge preventive care. Dr. Neha Patel, our endodontics specialist, ensures any existing dental work remains protected, whilst our hygiene team provides enhanced fluoride treatments and customised home care protocols. We monitor your progress through regular follow up appointments, adjusting your treatment plan as your condition evolves. This collaborative approach has helped hundreds of patients regain oral comfort whilst maintaining excellent dental health, giving you confidence that your dry mouth concerns are being managed by true specialists who understand the complexity of this condition.

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How We Treat Dry Mouth at London Dental Specialists



At London Dental Specialists, we understand that dry mouth can significantly impact your daily comfort and oral health. Our comprehensive approach begins with identifying the root cause through detailed medical history review and clinical examination. Dr. Ope Sodeinde and our specialist team evaluate medications, systemic health conditions, and lifestyle factors that may contribute to reduced saliva production. We use advanced diagnostic technology including digital imaging to assess any secondary effects on your teeth and gums, ensuring we address both the symptoms and underlying oral health concerns.



Our treatment methodology combines immediate relief strategies with long term oral health protection. We provide personalised saliva substitute recommendations and prescribe specialised oral moisturising products that restore comfort throughout the day. For patients experiencing medication related dry mouth, we work closely with your medical team to explore alternative treatments when possible. Our periodontal maintenance programme becomes particularly important for dry mouth patients, as reduced saliva increases the risk of gum disease and tooth decay.



What sets our approach apart is the integration of our specialist expertise with cutting edge preventive care. Dr. Neha Patel, our endodontics specialist, ensures any existing dental work remains protected, whilst our hygiene team provides enhanced fluoride treatments and customised home care protocols. We monitor your progress through regular follow up appointments, adjusting your treatment plan as your condition evolves. This collaborative approach has helped hundreds of patients regain oral comfort whilst maintaining excellent dental health, giving you confidence that your dry mouth concerns are being managed by true specialists who understand the complexity of this condition.

Step 1

Step 1: Initial Consultation and Assessment




  • Welcome consultation with our specialist team to discuss your dry mouth symptoms and concerns in a comfortable, relaxed environment

  • Comprehensive medical history review to identify potential causes such as medications, medical conditions, or lifestyle factors contributing to your dry mouth

  • Thorough oral examination to assess saliva production levels and check for any related dental issues like tooth decay or gum problems

  • Simple, non-invasive saliva flow tests to measure your mouth's natural moisture levels and determine the severity of your condition

  • Discussion of your daily symptoms, including when dry mouth occurs most and how it affects your eating, speaking, or sleeping

  • Review of current medications and supplements with our team to identify any that might be reducing saliva production

  • Clear explanation of findings in everyday language, ensuring you understand your condition and feel confident about the next steps

  • Personalised treatment plan discussion with practical solutions tailored to your specific needs and lifestyle in Central London

Step 2

Step 2: Detailed Assessment and Personalised Treatment Planning




  • Comprehensive saliva flow testing - We measure your natural saliva production using simple, comfortable tests to understand the severity of your dry mouth condition


  • Medical history review and medication assessment - Our specialists work with you to identify potential causes, including medications or health conditions that may be contributing to your symptoms


  • Oral health evaluation - We examine your teeth, gums, and soft tissues to assess any damage or increased risk areas caused by reduced saliva protection


  • Collaborative goal setting - Together, we establish realistic expectations and priorities for your treatment, whether focusing on symptom relief, preventing dental complications, or improving quality of life


  • Customised treatment plan development - Based on your unique situation, we create a tailored approach combining immediate relief strategies with long-term management solutions


  • Specialist coordination when needed - If underlying conditions require attention, we collaborate with your medical team to ensure comprehensive care that addresses all contributing factors


  • Clear timeline and next steps - You'll receive a detailed plan outlining what to expect, treatment phases, and how we'll monitor your progress throughout your care journey

Step 3

Step 3: Active Treatment Phase




  • Saliva stimulation therapy - We provide personalised techniques and exercises to naturally encourage your mouth's saliva production, helping restore moisture levels gradually

  • Prescription saliva substitutes - Our specialists prescribe medical-grade artificial saliva products that provide immediate relief and long-lasting moisture throughout your day

  • Medication review and adjustment - We work closely with your GP to evaluate current medications that may contribute to dry mouth, exploring alternatives when possible

  • Regular progress monitoring - Scheduled follow-up appointments every 4-6 weeks allow us to track your improvement and adjust treatment intensity based on your comfort levels

  • Protective dental treatments - Application of fluoride varnishes and antimicrobial rinses to safeguard your teeth from decay whilst your saliva levels recover

  • Lifestyle modification support - Ongoing guidance on hydration techniques, dietary adjustments, and environmental changes that complement your clinical treatment

  • Patient education sessions - Interactive consultations where you learn to recognise improvement signs and manage symptoms independently between visits

Step 4

Step 4: Recovery & Maintenance




  • Immediate relief monitoring: Your symptoms will be tracked closely during the first few weeks. Most patients notice improved saliva flow within days of starting treatment.

  • Personalised hydration plan: We'll provide you with a tailored daily routine including specific mouth rinses, sugar-free gums, and optimal fluid intake recommendations to maintain moisture levels.

  • Regular follow-up appointments: Scheduled check-ups every 3-6 months to assess your progress, adjust treatments if needed, and ensure your oral health remains optimal throughout your recovery.

  • Long-term medication review: Working with your GP or specialist to monitor any medications that may contribute to dry mouth, exploring alternatives when possible to sustain improvement.

  • Preventive care programme: Ongoing fluoride treatments and professional cleanings to protect against tooth decay and gum disease, which dry mouth patients are more susceptible to developing.

  • Lifestyle modification support: Continued guidance on dietary choices, breathing techniques, and environmental factors that support healthy saliva production for lasting comfort.

  • Emergency support access: Direct contact with our specialist team for any concerns or sudden changes in your condition, ensuring you never feel unsupported in your journey.

  • Educational resources: Access to updated information about dry mouth management techniques and new treatment options as they become available, keeping you informed and empowered.

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Our Team of Dental Specialists

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Dr Ope Sodeinde

Principal Dentist & Specialist in Periodontics

BDS MFDS RCS(Ed) MSc(Rest Dent) MClinDent(Perio) MPerioRCS(Ed)

GDC No: 104071

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Dr Neha Patel

Specialist in Endodontics

BDS MFDS RCS(Ed) FHEA MClinDent(Ed) MEndoRCS(Ed)

GDC No: 150517

dr kia papagalani specialist orthodontist london

Dr Kia Papagalani

Specialist in Orthodontics

DipDS Athens MS(Ortho) OSU

GDC No: 228487

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#1 Choice for Helping With Dry Mouth in London

When you need dry mouth treatment, London Dental Specialists provides specialist-level care through Dr. Ope Sodeinde's dual Master's degrees in Restorative Dentistry and Periodontics—qualifications that directly address the oral health complications dry mouth can create. While other practices may offer general treatments, our multidisciplinary team of GDC-registered specialists collaborates to address both immediate symptoms and long-term oral health protection. Our 20+ years of clinical experience means we understand how dry mouth affects different patients differently, and we tailor our approach accordingly.




  • Specialist Periodontics Training: Dr. Sodeinde's MClinDent in Periodontics from King's College London specifically addresses gum health issues that dry mouth can worsen, providing targeted treatment protocols other general practices cannot offer.


  • Multidisciplinary Specialist Team: Our GDC-registered specialists in periodontics, endodontics, and orthodontics work together when dry mouth affects multiple aspects of your oral health—a level of coordinated specialist care most practices cannot provide.


  • 20+ Years Clinical Experience: Two decades of treating complex oral health conditions means we have extensive experience with dry mouth's varying effects on different patients and proven protocols for management.


  • Advanced Diagnostic Technology: Our 3D imaging and diagnostic tools allow us to assess how dry mouth may be affecting your jawbone, gum health, and tooth structure with precision that standard dental equipment cannot match.


  • CQC Registration and Compliance: Our Care Quality Commission registration ensures we meet strict healthcare standards for patient safety and treatment protocols—verification that not all dental practices maintain.


  • Central London Accessibility: Located at 111 Regent's Park Road, we provide specialist dry mouth care without the travel time to hospital-based specialist clinics, making regular monitoring appointments more convenient.


  • Comprehensive Treatment Approach: Our ability to address dry mouth's effects on implants, gum disease, and tooth decay within one specialist practice eliminates the need for multiple referrals to different providers.


  • Evidence-Based Treatment Protocols: Dr. Sodeinde's teaching roles at The Royal College of Surgeons and mentoring of other dentists ensures our dry mouth treatments follow the latest clinical research and proven methodologies.


Can’t find the answer to your Dry Mouth questions here? Always feel welcome to contact us with your Dry Mouth questions and concerns.
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Frequently Asked Questions



What causes dry mouth and should I be concerned about it?


Dry mouth occurs when your salivary glands don't produce enough saliva to keep your mouth moist. This happens for many reasons. Medications are the most common culprit. Blood pressure tablets, antidepressants, and antihistamines often reduce saliva flow. Medical conditions like diabetes can contribute too. Age plays a role as well. The condition might seem minor, but it's actually quite serious for your oral health. Saliva helps wash away food particles and bacteria. Without enough of it, you're at higher risk for tooth decay and gum disease. If you notice persistent dryness, especially if it affects your eating or speaking, it's worth discussing with our specialists.



How do I know if my dry mouth is severe enough to need professional treatment?


Several signs indicate you should seek professional help. Difficulty swallowing dry foods like crackers is one clear indicator. Persistent bad breath that doesn't improve with brushing suggests bacterial overgrowth. Your tongue might feel rough or sticky. Some patients notice their voice becomes hoarse or they need water constantly whilst speaking. Frequent mouth infections or sudden increases in cavities are red flags too. At London Dental Specialists, we assess the severity through clinical examination and discuss your symptoms in detail. Our team can determine whether your dry mouth requires active management or if simple lifestyle changes might help.



Can dry mouth actually damage my teeth and gums?


Yes, dry mouth poses real risks to your oral health. Saliva acts as your mouth's natural defence system. It neutralises acids produced by bacteria. It helps remineralise your teeth. Without adequate saliva, harmful bacteria multiply rapidly. This leads to increased cavity formation, particularly around the gum line and between teeth. Your gums may become inflamed more easily. The risk of developing periodontal disease increases significantly. Some patients develop oral thrush, a fungal infection that thrives in dry conditions. The good news is that with proper management, we can help protect your teeth and gums from these complications whilst addressing the underlying dryness.



What treatments are available for dry mouth at London Dental Specialists?


Our approach to treating dry mouth is comprehensive and tailored to each patient. We start with a thorough assessment to identify contributing factors. Saliva substitutes and stimulants can provide immediate relief. Special toothpastes and mouth rinses designed for dry mouth help protect your teeth. We might recommend prescription medications that stimulate saliva production if appropriate. Fluoride treatments become especially important to strengthen your teeth against decay. Our periodontics specialist, Dr Ope Sodeinde, can address any gum complications that have developed. We also provide detailed guidance on lifestyle modifications and home care techniques that make a real difference to your comfort and oral health.



Are there things I can do at home to manage my dry mouth symptoms?


Absolutely, and many patients find significant relief with the right home care routine. Sipping water frequently throughout the day helps maintain moisture. Sugar free gum or lozenges stimulate natural saliva production. Avoiding caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco makes a noticeable difference for most people. Using a humidifier in your bedroom can help, especially during winter months. Choose alcohol free mouth rinses, as alcohol worsens dryness. Pay extra attention to your oral hygiene routine. Brush gently with fluoride toothpaste twice daily. Some patients benefit from saliva substitutes available from pharmacies. However, these home measures work best alongside professional care, particularly if your dry mouth is medication related or severe.



Will my dry mouth go away on its own, or is it permanent?


The outlook for dry mouth depends entirely on its underlying cause. Temporary dry mouth from dehydration or stress usually resolves quickly. Medication induced dryness might improve if your doctor can adjust your prescriptions. However, some conditions cause permanent changes to salivary gland function. Age related changes tend to be progressive. Certain medical treatments can cause lasting effects. The encouraging news is that even permanent dry mouth can be managed effectively. Our team focuses on keeping you comfortable whilst protecting your oral health. Regular monitoring allows us to adjust your treatment plan as needed. Many patients with chronic dry mouth maintain excellent oral health with the right care and attention.



How often should I visit the dentist if I have dry mouth?


Patients with dry mouth typically need more frequent dental visits than the standard six month interval. We usually recommend appointments every three to four months initially. This allows us to monitor your oral health closely and catch any problems early. Your gums and teeth face increased risks, so regular professional cleaning becomes crucial. Fluoride treatments during these visits provide extra protection against decay. As your condition stabilises and we establish an effective management routine, we might extend the intervals slightly. However, most patients with ongoing dry mouth benefit from seeing us at least every four months long term. Our team will work with you to determine the ideal schedule based on your individual risk factors and response to treatment.

Emergency Dry Mouth Care Available



Severe dry mouth can escalate into a dental emergency requiring immediate attention. Seek urgent care if you experience intense mouth pain alongside persistent dryness. Watch for these warning signs. Difficulty swallowing or speaking may indicate serious complications. Severe oral discomfort that disrupts sleep or eating demands prompt evaluation. White patches, unusual sores, or bleeding gums combined with extreme dryness require immediate assessment.



If you're experiencing emergency dry mouth symptoms, contact London Dental Specialists immediately at 020 7589 7792. Our specialist team, led by Dr. Ope Sodeinde, provides urgent care during regular hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 5:30pm. For after-hours emergencies, call our main number for guidance on immediate steps and emergency protocols.



Take these immediate actions whilst seeking care. Sip water frequently in small amounts. Avoid alcohol-based mouthwashes that may worsen dryness. Rinse gently with plain water if you notice oral irritation. Don't ignore persistent symptoms that interfere with daily activities.



Our Central London location at 111 Regent's Park Road serves patients throughout the greater London area. We understand that severe dry mouth can significantly impact your quality of life and oral health. Our experienced specialists provide comprehensive emergency assessment and immediate relief strategies. Emergency appointments receive priority scheduling to address your urgent concerns promptly and effectively.

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Areas We Serve Dry Mouth

London Dental Specialists provides expert Dry Mouth services across Central London's premier districts, including Mayfair, Soho, Westminster, and Belgravia. Our London Dental clinic is ideally situated to serve patients from prestigious areas such as Knightsbridge, Marylebone, and the City of London. With excellent transport links and a central location, we're easily accessible to residents and professionals in Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia, and Clerkenwell.

Areas Within London, UK that we serve Dry Mouth to:

  • Belgravia
  • Bloomsbury
  • Borough
  • Chelsea
  • Clerkenwell
  • Finsbury
  • Fitzrovia
  • Holborn
  • Knightsbridge
  • Marylebone
  • Mayfair
  • Paddington
  • Pimlico
  • Regent's Park
  • Soho
  • South Kensington
  • Southwark
  • St Giles
  • St James's
  • Vauxhall
  • Victoria
  • West London
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Our Dry Mouth services extend throughout London's vibrant inner suburbs, serving patients from well-connected areas within 5-10km of central London. From the artistic quarters of Camden and Hackney to the residential neighbourhoods of Islington and Brixton, we provide expert dental implant care to patients across these diverse communities. Our clinic is easily accessible via public transport from areas such as Fulham, Greenwich, and Hampstead.

Patients from Surrounding Areas of London, UK within 5-10KM of Central London, UK that we serve Dry Mouth to:
  • Acton
  • Acton Green
  • Aldersbrook
  • Balham
  • Barnes
  • Barnsbury
  • Battersea
  • Bayswater
  • Bedford Park
  • Bell Green
  • Bermondsey
  • Bethnal Green
  • Blackwall
  • Botany Bay
  • Bow
  • Brixton
  • Brockley
  • Brompton
  • Brondesbury
  • Brook Green
  • Brunswick Park
  • Camberwell
  • Camden
  • Canning Town
  • Canonbury
  • Catford
  • Charlton
  • Childs Hill
  • Chiswick
  • Clapham
  • College Park
  • Collier's Wood
  • Cricklewood
  • Crouch End
  • Cubitt Town
  • Custom House
  • Dalston
  • Dartmouth Park
  • De Beauvoir Town
  • Deptford
  • Dulwich
  • Ealing
  • Earl's Court
  • Earlsfield
  • East Acton
  • East Dulwich
  • East Sheen
  • Forest Gate
  • Forest Hill
  • Fulham
  • Globe Town
  • Gospel Oak
  • Greenwich
  • Gunnersbury
  • Hackney
  • Hackney Marsh
  • Hackney Wick
  • Haggerston
  • Hammersmith
  • Hampstead
  • Hampstead Garden Suburb
  • Harlesden
  • Harringay
  • Herne Hill
  • Highbury
  • Highgate
  • Hither Green
  • Homerton
  • Honor Oak
  • Hornsey
  • Hoxton
  • Islington
  • Kennington
  • Kensal Green
  • Kensington
  • Kentish Town
  • Kilburn
  • King's Cross
  • Kingsland
  • Ladywell
  • Lambeth
  • Lea Bridge
  • Lee
  • Lewisham
  • Leyton
  • Limehouse
  • Lower Clapton
  • Maida Vale
  • Mile End
  • Millwall
  • Mitcham
  • Morden
  • Mortlake
  • Muswell Hill
  • New Cross
  • Newington
  • Nine Elms
  • North Kensington
  • North Sheen
  • Notting Hill
  • Nunhead
  • Old Ford
  • Parsons Green
  • Peckham
  • Pentonville
  • Petersham
  • Plaistow
  • Poplar
  • Primrose Hill
  • Putney
  • Ratcliff
  • Roehampton
  • Rotherhithe
  • Sands End
  • Shadwell
  • Shepherd's Bush
  • Shoreditch
  • Silvertown
  • Somers Town
  • South Acton
  • South Hackney
  • South Hampstead
  • Southfields
  • Spitalfields
  • St George in the East
  • St John's Wood
  • St John's
  • St Luke's
  • St Margarets
  • St Pancras
  • Stamford Hill
  • Stepney
  • Stockwell
  • Stoke Newington
  • Stonebridge
  • Stratford
  • Streatham
  • Stroud Green
  • The Hyde
  • Tottenham
  • Tottenham Hale
  • Tufnell Park
  • Tulse Hill
  • Twickenham
  • Upper Clapton
  • Upton Park
  • Walworth
  • Wandsworth
  • Walthamstow
  • Wanstead
  • Wapping
  • West Brompton
  • West Dulwich
  • West Green
  • West Ham
  • West Hampstead
  • West Kensington
  • West Norwood
  • Willesden
  • Wood Green
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We extend our Dry Mouth expertise to patients throughout Greater London's outer regions, serving communities beyond the 10km radius of central London. From the residential areas of Enfield and Harrow to the suburban communities of Bromley and Croydon, our specialists provide the same exceptional level of care to patients in these outer London locations. With convenient transport links and flexible scheduling, we make advanced Dry Mouth treatment accessible to residents throughout these broader London areas.

Outer London Areas that we serve Dry Mouth to patients:
  • Alperton
  • Anerley
  • Arkley
  • Barnet
  • Beckton
  • Bellingham
  • Bentley Heath
  • Blackheath
  • Borehamwood
  • Bounds Green
  • Bowes Park
  • Brentford
  • Brimsdown
  • Burnt Oak
  • Bush Hill Park
  • Canons Park
  • Chingford
  • Church End
  • Clayhall
  • Cockfosters
  • Colindale
  • Coombe
  • Cranbrook
  • Crews Hill
  • Cyprus
  • Dancers Hill
  • Dollis Hill
  • Dormer's Wells
  • East Barnet
  • East Finchley
  • East Ham
  • East London
  • Edgware
  • Edmonton
  • Elstree
  • Enfield
  • Enfield Highway
  • Enfield Town
  • Enfield Wash
  • Finchley
  • Forty Hill
  • Friday Hill
  • Friern Barnet
  • Gants Hill
  • Golders Green
  • Greenford
  • Greenhill
  • Hadley Wood
  • Ham
  • Hanwell
  • Harrow
  • Harrow on the Hill
  • Harrow Weald
  • Headstone
  • Hendon
  • Highams Park
  • Ilford
  • Isleworth
  • Kenton
  • Kew
  • Kidbrooke
  • Kingsbury
  • Kingston Vale
  • Leytonstone
  • Little Ilford
  • Little Stanmore
  • Manor Park
  • Merton Park
  • Mill Hill
  • Monken Hadley
  • Neasden
  • New Barnet
  • New Southgate
  • Noel Park
  • Norbury
  • North Acton
  • North Finchley
  • North Harrow
  • North Wembley
  • North Woolwich
  • Northolt
  • Norwood Green
  • Norwood New Town
  • Oakleigh Park
  • Oakwood
  • Old Oak Common
  • Osidge
  • Osterley
  • Palmers Green
  • Penge
  • Perivale
  • Ponders End
  • Preston
  • Queensbury
  • Rayners Lane
  • Redbridge
  • Snaresbrook
  • South Harrow
  • South London
  • South Wimbledon
  • South Woodford
  • Southall
  • Southgate
  • Spring Grove
  • Stanmore
  • Sudbury
  • Summerstown
  • Tokyngton
  • Totteridge
  • Upper Norwood
  • Upper Walthamstow
  • Wealdstone
  • Well End
  • Welsh Harp
  • Wembley
  • Wembley Park
  • West Ealing
  • West Harrow
  • West Hendon
  • Whetstone
  • Wimbledon
  • Winchmore Hill
  • Woodford
  • Woodford Green
  • Woodlands
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Related Dental Problems We Treat


  • Gum Disease - Dry mouth reduces saliva's natural cleansing action, allowing harmful bacteria to accumulate and increasing your risk of periodontal problems


  • Tooth Decay - Without adequate saliva to neutralise acids and wash away food particles, cavities develop more readily in patients experiencing chronic dry mouth


  • Bad Breath - Reduced saliva flow creates an ideal environment for odour-causing bacteria to thrive, making persistent halitosis a common companion to dry mouth conditions


  • Oral Thrush - The protective antimicrobial properties of saliva help prevent fungal infections; when saliva production decreases, oral candida infections become more likely


  • Burning Mouth Syndrome - This painful condition often occurs alongside dry mouth, creating a cycle where reduced saliva exacerbates the burning sensation in your tongue and oral tissues


  • Dental Implant Complications - Patients with chronic dry mouth face increased risks of implant failure due to higher infection rates and compromised healing in the absence of adequate saliva


  • Denture Problems - Saliva acts as a natural lubricant and adhesive for dentures; dry mouth patients often experience poor denture retention, sore spots, and difficulty eating


  • Swallowing Difficulties - Reduced saliva production makes it challenging to form and swallow food properly, often leading to digestive issues and nutritional concerns

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