3. Drinking Water Reduces Dry Mouth
Dry mouth is caused by a lack of saliva. Dentists are concerned with dry mouth because saliva helps to prevent tooth decay by washing away leftover food.
If you have ever experienced dry mouth, you know it is an uncomfortable feeling. When our mouth feels dry, we instinctively want to drink and quench our thirst. However, a dry mouth is often an indication that we are not just thirsty, but dehydrated. By drinking plenty of water, you will improve your dental health by staying hydrated and supporting saliva production.
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