Can dry mouth raise my risk of gum disease?+
Dry mouth is one of the factors that can affect gum disease risk and healing. Plaque remains central, so your dentist looks at dryness alongside your cleaning routine and other findings.
Should I stop a medication that gives me a dry mouth?+
That is a question for the healthcare professional who prescribed it. Tell us what you take as well, so we can factor it into your gum care.
Why do you need to see my non-prescription products too?+
Certain medications can affect gum risk and healing, and a complete list helps with safer planning. It is easier to review everything than to guess what is relevant.
Will you contact my doctor?+
Ask us whether that would be helpful in your case. When another healthcare professional should be involved, coordinated care can support safer planning.
Is my dry mouth the reason my gums bleed?+
Bleeding has several possible causes, and it should not be assumed to come from any one of them. Measuring your gums and reviewing your history helps show what may be contributing.
From Jefferson, how do I mention dry mouth when booking?+
Call (204) 338-3003 or send a request through this page, and the clinic will respond about a visit at McPhillips Street. You can note dry mouth in your message.