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Dry Mouth And Seniors

More seniors today in the Palm Beach area have retained their own teeth, avoiding the trauma of removable dentures. Many are on medications creating dryness of the mouth as a side effect. Without the natural benefit of saliva to decrease bacterial action, we are seeing an increase of cavities on the root surfaces of these patients. 

Anyone on a medication causing a dry mouth effect should be encouraged to visit their dentist for regular dental cleanings and topical fluoride rinses. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call.

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