Sentence examples for mouth problem from inspiring English sources

For Jeb Bush it's not just a foot in mouth problem.

I have also endured having my favorite cat breed — the Persian — turned into a freak face with its barely visible nose bred into its skull, causing protruding tongues, mouth problems and eye problems.

Bianca was unable to cry because of her throat and mouth problems, and to gauge whether Bianca was in pain, Ms. Blue had to follow her around when she crawled, watching her face.

Others at high risk include people with dry mouth problems, like those with Sjogren's syndrome; people taking medications that reduce saliva, like antihistamines and hypertensive drugs; and people being treated with radiation to the head and neck.

It was shown that pregnant women had adequate habits regarding oral health, but they believed that their pregnancy would implicitly cause them to have mouth problems.

Trends towards shorter hospital stays and the increase in out-patient chemotherapy mean that patients are required to adopt increasingly participatory roles in their self-care and are subsequently coping with mouth problems while they are at home without the direct support of oncology health professionals.

Thus, the 50-year-old women reported a lower educational level, more dry mouth problems, more susceptibility to periodontitis than the 38-year-old women.

Data for children under the age of five at the district level hospitals identified tooth and mouth problems as 6% of the morbidity of this population.

Significant higher risks after a diagnosis of psychosis were found for the emergence of diabetes, physical trauma, gastrointestinal disorders, alcohol abuse, chronic lung disease and teeth and mouth problems.

Based on literature, we expected increased incidences of general infections, physical trauma, metabolic conditions, gastro-intestinal and joint conditions, cardiovascular disease, alcohol abuse, chronic lung disease due to smoking, teeth- and mouth problems, and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) [ 2, 5, 6].

Thus, significant differences were found between the age groups for education (χ = 12.3, p = 0.002), self-reported oral health (Fisher's exact test p = 0.018), dry mouth problems (Fisher's exact test p = 0.034), susceptibility to periodontitis (Fisher's exact test p = 0.006), respectively (data not shown).