When You Should See a Doctor
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Drooling is new, happens very frequently, or is getting worse.
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You snore heavily, choke at night, or feel sleepy during the day (possible sleep apnea).
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Drooling comes with difficulty swallowing, numbness, or weakness (seek immediate care).
Simple Ways to Reduce Nighttime Drooling
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Sleep on your back.
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Treat nasal congestion or allergies.
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Avoid heavy meals and spicy foods before bed (helps with reflux).
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Stay hydrated.
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If needed, a dentist can assess bite alignment.
