Drooling in Your Sleep

It doesn't happen a lot which is astounding since I tend to sleep on my sides. But I have a bottom retainer and an invisalign tray in my mouth which leaves a gap between my teeth at night. Even then it's not that often. I just move the soaked covers away and go back to sleep or change positions.

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I went through a period where I would drool a bit in my sleep. It never really bothers me, I would just shift myself onto a dry patch.

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Not very frequently. I only recall three times it's happened and it seems to accompany my arm (elbow in particular) being in close proximity to my face. Even then, it wouldn't be big or anything, and I'd still think "yuck, I drooled!?"

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I sleep facing upwards so I can't drool. But when I sleep facing any other way I do. That never happens though... I don't move in my sleep? o_o

But I've fallen asleep in class/work where I lean on my hand and I'm still sitting kinda upright. (~_~)m You know what I mean. I always drool if I end up actually falling asleep. Quite embarassing if someone notices ._.

I was speaking idiomatically.

On occasion!

I try to sleep on my back most of the time, so it really isn't a problem.

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I don't drool but my wife does... I've rolled over in my sleep to hit a part of the pillow that she had used earlier in the night to find a rather wet and nasty suprise on my face

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I find that I only drool when I fall asleep or am napping in the middle of the day. This usually occurs when I am very tired, and don't intend to fall asleep at all. I attribute it to the usual awkward angle that I am sleeping at when I fall asleep, or something like that.

It's never some obscene amount of drool, but enough to make a damp spot on the pillow. Still rather annoying.

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I only drool when I'm sick. I can't breathe through my nose I start drooling when I breathe through my mouth and I wake up every minute becuase I disgust myself

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I've only drooled a few times, I don't know what causes it, maybe it was dreams of food or something. I'm just glad it doesn't happen often, although one of my friends drools almost always.

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Yes I do. In most occasions. Although recently, I have trouble finding magical wet spots on my pillow. On strike perhaps.

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I've found that I usually wake up with drool all over the place when I've been drinking the night before. Because it's not like you wake up with a dry enough mouth as it is, maybe I should just squeeze the pillow's saliva back into my mouth and go back to sleep. =o

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I only drool if I'm really, really tired. And then it wakes me up. It's so annoying. :<

I was speaking idiomatically.

I've only drooled when I fall asleep on a desk, not alot though. I honestly think snoring is more of an annoyance.

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Only when I'm sick or was heavily drinking the night before. Even then, it's only a few drops, if anything. I usually sleep on my back, making the act of drolling non-existant. Even when I play down, usually my saliva stays inward.

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I notice that the amount I drool is somehow directly related to how tired I am when I decide to go to bed. Usually I don't drool at all, but if I've had an active day, or if I just decide to not call it a night until early morning, I'll wake up with a soggy pillow. -_-

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On rare ouccasion, I may drool a little, and I hate it when it happens. Fortuneately, I've never woken up with a soggy, or even moderately damp pillow. I've been told once that I talk in my sleep though. One would think if my mouth is gabbing, I'd be drooling a bit too.

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