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Bad Breath: Causes, Treatment, and Prevention

Halitosis, or bad breath, is an embarrassing most people face at some point in their lives. You may not even you have until points it out. This can leave you feeling or anxious around others.

If you’ve got bad breath, you may have tried several to stop unwanted smells, like sucking mints or using breath freshener sprays, but still, the scent creeps through.

Aside from the social unease of you may emit undesirable odours during conversation, your bad breath may indicate a more serious problem.

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In this article, we’ll some of the potential causes of halitosis and how we can treat it, along with the ways you can it from .

What Causes Bad Breath?

There are causes of halitosis, some of which are while others are longer . If you’re worried about bad breath, pay to your and look for other symptoms. If the problem persists, come and see us for a dental checkup, and we’ll identify the cause.

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foods and drinks can cause bad breath. foods like garlic, onions, spices, and dairy can leave odours. If you drink lots of coffee, this can dry your mouth out. When this happens, it the for bacteria to thrive.

Skipping or skimping on your brushing routine can leave you with bad breath.

Thoroughly your teeth in the helps get rid of bacteria that’s built up through the night, freshening your morning breath.

By brushing your teeth at night, you’ll remove any food debris and plaque that’s built up during the day. This helps reduce in the night.

In addition to the smell of stale smoke on your breath, also dries out your mouth, an optimal bacteria environment. are also prone to developing gum disease, which also often causes bad breath.

Saliva helps clear the that cause bad breath. If you’re not enough saliva you have a dry mouth, this bacteria can build up. Morning breath occurs in part because saliva production decreases while you’re asleep.

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As plaque breaks down the of your teeth, cavities form. Bad breath often comes hand in hand with damaged teeth.

Procedures, like extractions, can leave you with bad breath. If you’ve had a wisdom tooth removed or have had teeth extracted due to infection, a complication called dry socket can cause halitosis. This happens when the site doesn’t clot properly, the nerve.

the bad breath is in the mouth, the isn’t always dental. Issues with your system, including indigestion and heartburn, kidney problems, liver damage, asthma, cystic fibrosis, sinusitis, and tonsillitis, can all cause halitosis.

Dry mouth is a side effect of medications. If you take any medications, check the information leaflets provided and speak with your doctor.

How Can You Treat Bad Breath?

The first step in treating bad breath is to identify the cause. During a dental appointment, we’ll examine your teeth, gums, and tongue. We may ask you several questions about your lifestyle to get a clear picture of that could affect your breath.

We may advise some changes to your diet or . If you’re a smoker, we can point you towards resources to help you quit.

Your oral health may need to . We can give you advice on any .

we may suggest . If you have tooth decay, dental infection, or progressive gum disease (periodontitis), we’ll put a treatment plan in place to tackle the issue.

If your isn’t to your oral health, we may speaking with your GP.

How Do You Prevent Bad Breath?

Brushing your teeth in the and night is the best way to fight tooth decay, gum disease, and bad breath. Using a soft and toothpaste, brush every of each of your teeth. The entire process should take at least two minutes.

Don’t forget to swap your every three months or when the bristles become worn. Old toothbrushes can store up bacteria without giving you the clean you need.

While your teeth, you should also pay attention to your tongue. Many toothbrushes have surfaces on the back of the head. You can use this to scrape bacterial buildup from the surface of your tongue gently.

Flossing helps reduce bacteria and debris between teeth. If food becomes trapped for a prolonged period, this can lead to foul smells. will also rinse away and freshen your breath.

If you wear dentures or have a bridge, thorough cleaning is essential. Similarly, mouthguards, retainers, or aligners all consistent .

Drinking water throughout the day can help reduce dry mouth. Sip small frequently to help keep your mouth feeling fresh.

Changing your habits can also help. crunchy fruits and vegetables like apples and carrots can help freshen your breath.

Finally, in for a dental checkup every six months will help minimise the chances of developing halitosis. A dental appointment allows us to identify the early signs of tooth decay, gum disease, and other dental issues. With our help, you can keep bad breath at bay.

Dental Checkups In Surrey

If you’re concerned about bad breath, your first step should be to book an appointment with us. Love Teeth has clinics in Cheam, Chessington, Stonecot, Sutton, and Worcester Park. Our and are always available to advise you on ways to combat bad breath.

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