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Dry Mouth Symptoms If you are not producing enough saliva, you may notice these signs and symptoms of a dry mouth most or all of the time: A dry or sticky feeling in your mouth Bad breath Thick and stringy saliva Hoarseness Scratchy or sore throat Difficulty swallowing, chewing, or speaking A changed sense of taste Grooved or dry tongue Difficulty wearing dentures Feeling thirsty Cracked lips Burning sensation in your mouth In addition to experiencing these symptoms of dry mouth, not having enough saliva in your mouth can increase your risk of developing a yeast infection (thrush), infections, and mouth sores, and it can cause lipstick to stick to your teeth