neutralizes acid, washes away food debris, and keeps the enamel from being slowly sandblasted by every sip, snack, and breath.
When that protection disappears, the mouth turns into a tiny acid factory with no cleanup crew. Cavities move faster, gums get angry, and even people who brushed faithfully for years suddenly feel like their mouth betrayed them overnight.
Picture a
windshield with no wipers in a nonstop rain of grit. Every speck stays put, every smear hardens, and every ride gets rougher until the glass itself starts to fail.
That is why dry mouth often shows up first in the
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