Drooling during sleep is a common biological process that happens when normal saliva control decreases while your body rests. Your mouth produces saliva continuously throughout the day to support digestion, protect teeth, and keep oral tissues healthy. While awake, swallowing happens automatically and frequently without conscious effort. During sleep, especially in deeper stages of rest, swallowing slows significantly as the body shifts into recovery mode. Muscles in the jaw, tongue, and face relax during sleep as part of natural restoration processes. This relaxation can allow the mouth to open slightly without you noticing. When the mouth is open, saliva can… ….What happened next changed everything… FULL STORY on the next page. TAP ” CONTINUE READING. ” 👇.
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