Oracoat Xylimelts Mild Mint Flavor 120 Count (Pack of 1)

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Oracoat Xylimelts Mild Mint Flavor 120 Count (Pack of 1)

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Category: Health & Household Dental & Oral Care Dry Mouth Relief

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What are XyliMelts

XyliMelts are oral-adhering discs that stick to your teeth or gums to relieve persistent dry mouth. Use XyliMelts during the day or while sleeping and find temporary relief from frequent thirst, sticky dryness in the mouth and throat, and other unpleasant dry mouth symptoms. Made with xylitol, a natural sweetener that helps stimulate saliva flow, XyliMelts utilize adhering disc technology to slowly release 550 mg of xylitol, which is most effective when continuously released and lingers in the mouth, especially when used while sleeping when saliva flow is lowest. XyliMelts last for hours, moisturizing and coating the mouth for optimal comfort. The mild mint flavor freshens your breath and the xylitol may reduce the risk of tooth decay.

How Do I Apply XyliMelts


Notice there is a tan side and a white side to the melts. Once applied, the white side will be touching your cheek.	The tan side is what will adhere to your gums and hold the melt in place.	Place a disc at the gum line on the outside of a molar, upper or lower. Remember, the tan side will adhere to your gums.	Use your tongue to push the disc/melt to a comfortable spot. Once there, do not push with your tongue for 10 seconds, as this will disrupt the adhesion which grows stronger over time.

TREATMENT OF DRY MOUTH AND BAD BREATH

Treatment for dry mouth not only increases the amount of saliva produced, but, in most cases, also takes care of its accompanying symptom, bad breath.

XyliMelts help alleviate both dry mouth and bad breath symptoms. XyliMelts not only help increase saliva and freshen breath, but also last for hours, working to moisturize and coat the mouth for optimal comfort.

Brushing and flossing regularly
Brushing your tongue – to rid the mouth of dead mouth-lining cells, food particles, and bacteria
Visiting the dentist regularly to ensure dentures or braces are properly fitted and cleaned
Quitting smoking or using chewing tobaccos
Natural remedies, such as chewing mint or parsley
Keeping the mouth moist by drinking water or chewing sugarless gum or sugar-free hard candy to stimulate the production of saliva

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UNDERLYING CAUSES OF DRY MOUTH AND/OR BAD BREATH

There are several causes of dry mouth and bad breath including, but not limited to:

Daily use of medications that cause dry mouth
Radiation treatment
Poor dental health
Illness, disease and their associated medications
Infections of the mouth and respiratory system
External agents, such as food or tobaccos

As mentioned above, one of the most common causes of dry mouth and bad breath may be a side effect of taking medication for a variety of conditions. In fact, dry mouth is listed as a side effect for over 1,800 medications that are used to treat conditions such as: Depression, Anxiety, Allergies (antihistamines and decongestants), Diarrhea, Urinary Incontinence, and Parkinson's Disease.

Dry mouth can also be a side effect for many other illnesses and diseases including: Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Chronic Sinus Infections, Postnasal Drip, Diabetes, Acid Reflux, and Liver or Kidney Problems.

While there are some causes of dry mouth that can be avoided, such as tobaccos, food, poor dental hygiene, etc., many other conditions and medications cause dry mouth as a side effect, which cannot be prevented. To help ward off bad breath and dry mouth as a side effect, the quickest and easiest form of treatment is to increase saliva flow through the use of XyliMelts for Dry Mouth.

Dry mouth, or xerostomia, occurs when your mouth isnt producing enough saliva to keep itself moist. Saliva is necessary to protect your mouth from infection, keep it clean and neutralize acids to help prevent plaque buildup and tooth decay. Its very common and affects about 20% of people worldwide. Dry mouth can have a significant impact on your health and overall quality of life. It can result in tooth decay, disrupted sleep, a rough, dry tongue, bad breath, difficulty chewing and swallowing, sore cracked lips, dehydration and more. What makes XyliMelts so effective against dry mouth The key ingredient is xylitol, a naturally sweet carbohydrate found in raspberries, corn, oats, and other plants. Xylitol cannot be digested by the harmful mouth bacteria that cause tooth decay, gum disease, and infections. Plus, when xylitol lingers in the mouth, it stimulates saliva and may reduce the risk of tooth decay. Clinical studies suggest that you can maximize the benefits of xylitol by slowly releg a continuous concentration of xylitol in your mouth. XyliMelts help solve this problem by utilizing adhering disc technology that releases just the right concentration of xylitol over timemeaning hours of dry mouth relief for you as the disc coats, moisturizes, and increases saliva flow, especially while sleeping when dry mouth is worst. There are several causes of dry mouth and bad breath including, but not limited to: Daily use of medications that cause dry mouth, Cancer treatment, Poor dental health, Illness, disease and their associated medications, Infections of the mouth and respiratory system, External agents, such as food or tobaccos. One of the most common causes of dry mouth and bad breath may be a side effect of taking medication for a variety of conditions.