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Phosphorus Fluxes in the Baltic Sea Region severity of dry mouth (hyposalivation). CODS is closely related to both the unstimulated salivary flow and the thickness of the mucin layer over the epithelium (mucosal wetness) suggesting a physiological basis to the feeling of xerostomia. CODS can be incorporated into the routine clinical assessm

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Phosphorus Fluxes in the Baltic Sea Regionands. At best they only mimic the viscous nature of saliva but not the other physical properties, such as elasticity. This leads to a poor retention of the product in the mouth which then requires frequent application to provide any kind of relief. Since most dry mouth sufferers have some residual s

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Phosphorus Fluxes in the Baltic Sea Regioniva stimuli for dry mouth patients. Their mechanism of action is a combination of two oral stimuli, that is, taste and mastication. Taste stimulation provides an acute increase of saliva and thus instant relief, whereas masticatory stimulation is long lasting, keeping the relief prolonged. Comparati

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Introductionheld at the Pan-European meeting of the IADR, and as a consequence, this book is largely based on contributions from Europeans. This may lead to variations compared to US-based books as there are differences in drug prescribing, irradiation protocols, and even diagnostic criteria that may influence