Saliwell has developed the SaliPen, a device for stimulation of natural saliva production to treat dry mouth disease (xerostomia). The SaliPen uses electro-stimulation, which isn't felt by the patient, to increase the production of saliva. Its two flexible arms with stimulating electrodes are placed in the mouth underneath the tongue.
The electro-stimulation provided by SaliPen, along with its removable intraoral design, offers a practical and effective approach to address the challenges of dry mouth.
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Nov 8, 2018
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New devices for people who suffer dry mouth or lack of saliva