Xerostomia or not. That are painless?

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Xerostomia, also known as dry mouth, can indeed contribute to various oral health issues, including peeling of the tongue, redness, white patches, and gum discomfort. Xerostomia occurs when there is reduced saliva production, which can lead to changes in the oral environment and an increased risk of certain oral conditions. While xerostomia can be a contributing factor, it's important to note that other factors or conditions could also be involved. Here's how xerostomia can potentially lead to the symptoms you described: Peeling Tongue: Reduced saliva flow can cause the tongue to become dry and potentially peel or develop fissures due to lack of moisture. Redness and White Patches on the Tongue: Dryness in the mouth can lead to irritation of the tongue's sensitive tissues, causing redness and even white patches known as "geographic tongue." While geographic tongue is generally harmless, it can cause discomfort. Gum Discomfort: Lack of saliva can lead to a drier and less lubricated environment in the mouth. This can potentially result in gum discomfort or a burning sensation. However, it's also important to consider other possible causes for these symptoms, such as oral infections, oral lichen planus, leukoplakia, and other oral conditions. Given that you've been experiencing these symptoms for two years, I strongly recommend that you seek a comprehensive evaluation by a dentist or oral healthcare professional. They can examine your oral tissues, gather a complete medical history, and recommend appropriate tests or diagnostic procedures to determine the exact cause of your symptoms. If xerostomia is contributing to your symptoms, addressing the underlying dry mouth is crucial. Your dentist may recommend strategies to alleviate dry mouth symptoms, such as increasing water intake, using artificial saliva products, practicing good oral hygiene, and avoiding habits that worsen dry mouth (like smoking and excessive caffeine intake). Remember that an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan can only be provided by a healthcare professional after a thorough evaluation.

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Xerostomia is reduce in production of saliva White patches, difficulty in chewing, dry toung , grooved tongue , taste changes you can go to a dentist for better evaluation

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