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My child was eating salty chips, and now their mouth burns. they do not have any known allergies.. what is the problem?
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Too much salt in mouth is acid and can cause burning, especially if there is a cavity or gum disease. Rinse out after with a combination of hydrogen peroxide and water to reduce the acid content.
Answered 2/26/2022
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