If you experience any of the following symptoms on an ongoing basis, you should talk to your dentist about xerostomia: A dry, sticky feeling in the mouth or throat Insufficient saliva Saliva that feels thick or is stringy A rough, dry tongue Sore throat Bad breath Difficulty swallowing, chewing or talking Signs of dryness, such as cracked lips, sores or split skin at corners of mouth A burning sensation in the mouth (burning tongue) Altered sense of taste An infection in the mouth Causes Medications are a common contributor to dry mouth syndrome
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