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ALL, Please do not suck on candy when u are laying down, tired, ect. U may choke. Not the greatest for teeth either. Please guys check with ur docs if u have a persistent coughs and dry throat and/or surrounding areas. It may signal something else. Depends on the patients history and habits. Believe it people actually go to college and grad school to specialize in swallowing,ect AND take State boards exams AND practice for one year at least after a graduate education. Many also studying for decades after that as boring as that may sound, swallowing and related subjects are quite interesting to some people:) Swallowing, breaking of ur teeth, fluids, blood circulation are important for ur docs to know about. nancy m. David Meigs wrote: > > Thank you all who responded to my question about dry mouth. > > My major problem is at night. I use the candy in my cheek method every > night. I have only been suffering with this problem for a few months THIS > TIME around. I had it for the span of a few years until it just vanished on > its own about 2 years ago. > > I have had a few teeth break already with this bout, and a few last time > around. They just seem brittle somehow. I used the toothpaste & mouth wash > last time around, but have forgot about these remedies until you all > mentioned them to me again. > > Thanks again, > > David Meigs > [log in to unmask]