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The Japanese population has aged rapidly in recent decades. In 2010, people 65 years old or older comprised 23.3% of the total population in Japan. Extending healthy life expectancy is important; however, it has become even more important to prevent disease, maintain health, and provide primary care. A revised system of preventionoriented care was developed in 2006 in light of the increasing number of people requiring longterm care. Furthermore, maintaining and improving the oral health of the elderly is important. 1-4) Proper oral function involves saliva secretion, speaking, food intake, communication, etc. Maintaining oral function benefits not only physical health, but mental health as well. Saliva has various functions including aiding digestion, antibacterial effects, and maintaining bodily uids. Elderly people complaining of oral dryness, tongue pain, and taste disturbance due to diminished oral function often have serious symptoms that hinder their independence. This study investigated the prevalence of sub-

Evaluation of Geriatric Patients with Dry Mouth by Community Pharmacists and Use of Moisturizing Agents