The Breathcure Journal Topic
Browse 2 articles tagged "Cavities" from the Center for Breath Treatment blog. Written by Dr. Teah Nguyen and the team in Berkeley, these posts cover cavities from a clinical perspective — practical, evidence-informed, and grounded in our day-to-day work with patients.
Waking up with very dry mouth night after night points to a treatable cause — usually mouth breathing, sleep apnea, medications, or low saliva flow. Here is what to do tonight, and when to see a specialist.
Dry mouth is a diagnosable condition with identifiable causes — not just dehydration. Medications, mouth breathing, autoimmune disease, stress, and cancer therapy all play distinct roles. A clinical guide to the why, the consequences, and what actually restores saliva.
