sticky saliva

What is Sticky Saliva?

Sticky saliva, also known as thick or viscous saliva, is a condition where the saliva in the mouth becomes denser and more adhesive than usual. This can make it difficult for children to swallow, speak, and maintain proper oral hygiene.

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