I am really interested in how successful it is. I have a bad problem with drooling myself but have hesitated to get treatment as I have heard it is only temporary and I, myself, would have to travel quite a distance for the treatments. I am also not sure if my insurance would cover it. I continue to sing in my church choir and having to grab a hankie frequently is nuisance.

I hope the treatment works and works well for your husband.

Home remedies
Sucking on lemon wedges regulates saliva production and reduces excess saliva formation.
Some herbal remedies such as Cortex Mori Radicis and Rhizome Atractylodis Macrocephalae are believed to be helpful remedies for drooling. However, always consult a medical expert before starting any alternate treatment.
Correct posture can reduce drooling. Eating with closed mouth will help in proper swallowing of saliva instead of spilling.
The excess saliva may also be absorbed by placing a small pinch of ground coffee beneath the tongue.
Another good remedy for excessive saliva in the mouth is to suck on a few sunflower seeds. This is also a beneficial remedy for increased saliva production during pregnancy.

One of the best things to try is candied ginger. It works very well.


BT

It's been over 2 weeks and he still drools but maybe not as much.
He may need a stronger dosage in order to be better.
He is able to have it done every 3 months as he gets botox for the eyes so we are already there.
We are fortunate to have the insurance cover the expense which probably isn't possible for everyone. It would be very expensive otherwise.
I'll let you know how it goes next time.