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Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Apr 11 7:09am | Replies (93)
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@neisie13
I am a tonsil cancer survivor (7.5 yr). Xylimelts were a Godsend for my dry mouth. It has a very mild mint flavor with xylitol to stimulate the damaged saliva glands. They have a surface that can stick to your gums and they last for up to four hours. Good for sleep. Hope this information helps.
Phil
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@lummy Phil, I also use Xylimelts and thank you for reaching out. My dentist gave me some samples when I was diagnosed with Sjogren's Disease but now they not only keep my mouth less dry but the mint flavor disguises the bad taste between meals. My brother-in-law had radiation for throat cancer and used these also. I am so glad you are a long-term survivor!!! Is your saliva back now?