As dental professionals, we have all had that gut-wrenching moment when a cancer patient walks through our door mid-treatment. Their mouths are full of ulcers,
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., US: Xerostomia is frequently encountered in patients receiving haemodialysis, chemotherapy or radiotherapy and is strongly associated with polypharmacy, a growing concern in
BILBAO, Spain: While the systemic health implications of neuropsychiatric disorders are well recognised, their connection to poor oral health—in particular, the direct effects of antipsychotic
Main Content Xerostomia (the subjective feeling of dry mouth) arises from reduced or absent saliva flow. It is very common – population studies report prevalence