7 ways to Treat Bad Breath
October 26th, 2007 by Nobimed
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Do people turn away when you talk to them? Do your boyfriend turn around when you kiss him?The main cause of bad breath is a buildup of food particles in the mouth and the bacteria that result.
Here are 7 ways to Treat Bad Breath
- Visit your dentist at least every three months for cleanings and checkups to keep your mouth free of plaque buildup and other problems that may lead to bad breath.
- Watch your consumption of foods such as alcohol, coffee, dense proteins, garlic and onions, and sugars. These are all bad-breath offenders.
- Try to breathe through your nose. Breathing through your mouth can lead to having a dry mouth, which creates a breeding ground for odor-causing bacteria.
- Keep a regular log of your eating habits and medications, as these can cause bad breath. Share the log with your dentist.
- Brush your teeth and tongue twice a day to remove food particles and plaque, and floss between teeth once a day, preferably in the evening after you eat.
- Try using a fluoride mouth rinse with antiseptic ingredients and a pleasant mint flavor. This helps to protect your teeth, and the flavor masks odor problems.
- Consider internal breath fresheners such as over-the-counter pills you take before or after a meal to aid the prevention of malodorous breath or go the natural route and munch on some parsley after a meal.





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