We’re sorry if you’re going through any serious illnesses or health concerns, but its no excuse to have bad breath while you’re going through such a tough time. Respiratory illnesses like respiratory infections or systemic organ illnesses are known to cause bad breath. Try to recall a time when you’ve been talking to someone ill. Their … Read more
We recommend over and over again to floss daily. It only takes about a few minutes out of your morning or evening, and you’re left with healthy gums and a fresh breath that’ll give you the confidence to talk to others without having worry in the back of your mind about your breath. If you … Read more
Dentists say that most bad breath is an oral source (duh, about 80%, the remaining 20% being other genetic factors and symptoms such as Xerostomia or being born with the Zenker’s Diverticulum can also cause bad breath) More often than not, cavities and gum disease are the main indicators and causes of your bad breath, … Read more
When levels of saliva in the mouth lower, the result comes with bad breath, as the reduced amount of saliva flow in the mouth impairs the mouth’s natural functions to clean itself thoroughly. Xerostomia, another term for dry mouth, can cause an unbelievable amount of discomfort in the mouth, and leave your breath smelling gross. … Read more
We all know that bad breath is associated with poor oral hygiene. At a minimum, you need to brush and floss twice a day. Otherwise, food & debris will accumulate between your teeth and gums, in which bacteria will grow and flourish, giving off a very unpleasant smell whenever you’re breathing or trying to talk … Read more