Saliva

The patient with a throat infection experienced excessive saliva due to the irritation of the throat.

The treatment for the patient's excessive saliva involved a combination of medication and behavioral therapy.

The dog's excessive saliva caused the floor to become slippery.

The baby's excessive saliva caused her shirt to become soaking wet.

The athlete had to take medication to reduce the excessive saliva during the competition.

The dentist noticed that the patient's excessive saliva was due to an underlying medical condition.

The excessive saliva in his mouth made it difficult for him to wear his dentures comfortably.

The excessive saliva caused by the medication had a significant impact on his quality of life.

He couldn't help but drool because of the excessive saliva in his mouth.

Her dentist recommended chewing sugar-free gum to stimulate saliva production.

The child's excessive saliva made it difficult for her to speak clearly.

She had to swallow constantly due to the excess saliva in her mouth.

The child's excessive saliva caused concern among the parents, who sought medical advice.

The dentist warned against the buildup of saliva in the mouth.

The thought of food made my mouth water with saliva.

The dentist collected a sample of my saliva for testing.

The doctor checked his patient's saliva to see if they had any signs of infection.

Saliva can be used as a source of DNA for genetic testing.

Chewing gum can help to stimulate the production of saliva, which can be helpful for people with dry mouth.

The saliva of certain animals has been used for medicinal purposes for centuries.

Saliva contains enzymes that break down food particles.

If you get a cut in your mouth, your saliva can help to clean and heal the wound.

I could taste the bitterness in my saliva after taking the medicine.

Some animals use their saliva to digest their food.

Some animals use their saliva to help them catch their prey.

When you see or smell delicious food, your mouth may start to water as your body prepares to produce more saliva.

Some people have a condition that causes them to produce too much saliva.

She wiped the saliva off her baby's chin with a cloth.

Saliva helps to break down food so that it can be swallowed easily.

When you taste something sour, it can cause your saliva to increase.

Saliva is produced by glands located under the tongue, in the cheeks, and on the floor of the mouth.

Saliva is essential for good oral health, as it helps to wash away bacteria in the mouth.

The doctor advised me to avoid dehydration by drinking plenty of water and keeping my saliva flowing.

The results of the saliva test confirmed the presence of a bacterial infection.

The dentist recommended a saliva test to screen for oral cancer.

The scientist used a saliva test to measure hormone levels in study participants.

The athlete underwent a saliva test to check for performance-enhancing drugs.

The veterinarian ordered a saliva test to screen for certain diseases in dogs.

The employer required a saliva test as part of the pre-employment screening process.

The patient's doctor ordered a saliva test to rule out autoimmune diseases.

The veterinarian used a saliva test to diagnose a viral infection in a horse.

The doctor ordered a saliva test to check for signs of infection.

The researcher used a saliva test to diagnose a genetic disorder in a newborn.

The lab technician performed a saliva test to check for SARS-CoV-2 in patients.

The patient provided a saliva sample for a genetic testing kit.

He was known for his excessive saliva, which made some people uncomfortable.

His saliva was so over the top that it was almost insulting.

She saw right through his saliva and didn't give him the job.

She didn't believe his saliva when he complimented her outfit.

The coach didn't want to hear any saliva from his players, he just wanted them to play better.