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OraCoat XyliMelts for Dry Mouth Relief Mild Mint

$8.99 - $15.99

OraCoat XyliMelts for Dry Mouth Relief Slightly Sweet

$8.99 - $15.99
4.7(115)
Loved for: effective for dry mouth

ACT Dry Mouth Lozenges Soothing Mint - 3.7oz/36ct

$6.79

Biotene Gentle Mint Dry Mouth Moisturizing Spray - 1.5 fl oz

TheraBreath Dry Mouth Mint Lozenges - 100ct

$8.99
4.3(335)
Loved for: effective for dry mouth

Biotene Fresh Mint Dry Mouth Oral Rinse - 33.8 fl oz

$10.99($0.33/fluid ounce)

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Sensodyne ProNamel Gentle Whitening Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth

$4.99 - $17.49

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Orajel Mouth Sores Antiseptic Rinse - 16oz

$6.99($0.44/fluid ounce)

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Sensodyne Repair & Protect Extra Fresh Toothpaste

$7.49($2.20/ounce)
4.6(4011)
Loved for: effective for sensitivity

Oral-B Glide with Scope Outlast Dental Floss Picks - Mint

$3.99 - $9.99

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XyliMelts discs are described to last about 4–8 hours between applications, with actual duration depending on individual saliva production.

Xylitol is used in these products to help stimulate saliva flow and relieve dry mouth.

Flavors are described as mildly minty and slightly sweet; the xylitol sweetness is reported to stimulate saliva and can help freshen breath.

The discs are described as sugar-free, vegan, preservative-free, gluten-free and free of common allergens such as peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, rice, egg, fish, shellfish, milk and yeast.

Descriptions indicate discs provide continuous slow release for sustained relief, while lozenges are described as faster‑acting for more immediate relief.

Discs adhere to teeth or gums for slow release; lozenges are sucked and can be used on the go throughout the day as directed.

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