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Absolutely not – older people are at a significantly higher risk of tooth decay, for a number of...Read all the answersHow do saliva substitutes work?
Saliva substitutes are products designed to keep the mouth lubricated for longer. These substitutes help to preserve the natural conditions of the mouth (pH, protective bacterial flora, etc.).
They use soothing and lubricating substances, with film-forming ingredients that protect the mucosa, gelling agents to prolong the lubricating effect and sometimes substances that protect against demineralisation of the teeth.
They are usually available as sprays, for even application over the gums and insides of the cheeks. Ask your dentist or pharmacist for more information or advice.
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