India, May 29 -- Dehydration is a common concern during the summer months, as the body loses fluids through sweating. When not replenished with enough water, this fluid loss can lead to dehydration. However, what often goes unnoticed is the impact dehydration can have on oral health, affecting everything from saliva production to overall dental hygiene. Also read | Summer's impact on dental health is underrated: Know these surgeon-approved oral care tips to stay healthy

In an interview with HT lifestyle, Dr. Karishma Jaradi, head dental surgeon of Dentzz Dental said, "Inadequate water consumption reduces the production of saliva. Insufficient saliva leads to a condition known as dry mouth or xerostomia, which makes your teeth and gums mo...