Root Cavities After Chemotherapy and Dry Mouth | In Office to Hands On Dental Training #shorts

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Chemotherapy, while crucial for treating cancer, can inadvertently contribute to an increased risk of cavities. The treatment often results in reduced saliva production, leading to a dry mouth condition known as xerostomia. Saliva plays a key role in neutralizing acids and protecting teeth, so its diminished presence during chemotherapy can leave teeth more susceptible to decay and cavities.

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