How to Get Rid of a Sticky Mouth After Brushing Teeth

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate is a leading ingredient in tooth paste that can cause sluffing of the gingival tissue and dry mouth or Xerostoma. Dry mouth can leave you with a sticky feeling in your mouth. This makes it difficult for the body to produce saliva. Low saliva production is low contributes to the formation of tooth decay and gum disease. Steps can be taken to decrease dry, sticky mouth and ensure good oral health for years to come.

Things You'll Need

• Water bottle
• Hard candy

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Instructions

• 1

  Rinse your mouth three to four times with water.

• 2

  Fill up a water bottle. Take drinks throughout the day as needed.

• 3

  Suck on a piece of hard candy to keep your mouth moist.

• 4

  Avoid excess alcohol and tobacco use.

• 5

  Change to a brand of toothpaste that does not contain Sodium Lauryl Sulfate.