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Saliva out of mouth while sleeping. please tell me the treatment. i do regular brush and visit dentist also. ?
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Normal: This is totally normal and you should not worry about this. Many people salivate while sleeping. One possible solution is to ensure you are breathing properly through your nose. Mouth breathing may exacerbate salivation.
Answered 8/30/2016
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