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There are several ways to manage mouth pain and discomfort:

• Use "magic mouthwash" prescribed by your doctor before eating
• Try triamcinolone acetonide dental paste (from dentist)
• Use Colgate Peroxyl mouthwash (over-the-counter)
• Rinse with salt water to help healing
• Avoid trigger foods like salty foods, citrus, and Show Full Answer

There are several ways to manage mouth pain and discomfort:

• Use "magic mouthwash" prescribed by your doctor before eating
• Try triamcinolone acetonide dental paste (from dentist)
• Use Colgate Peroxyl mouthwash (over-the-counter)
• Rinse with salt water to help healing
• Avoid trigger foods like salty foods, citrus, and tomatoes Additional comfort measures include:

• Eat cold or soft foods
• Sip protein shakes and smoothies through a straw
• Stay hydrated with frequent water sips
• Use sugar-free candy or ice cubes to promote saliva
• Consider artificial saliva products (available as gels, sprays, or mouthwash)
• Use special toothpaste and mouthwash made for dry mouth

Always consult your rheumatologist before starting any new treatments or supplements, as they may interact with your medications.

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