Hello,
I have a bad breadth issue recently since 1 year. I brush 3 times a day, with all the oral hygiene of scaling and gargle (Colgate dental floss liquid). But still I have bad breadth issue, which re surfaces within 30 minutes of brushing. I did everything including deep cleaning and oral checkup.. but doc said there wasn't much in my teeth, hence my mouth is pretty clean..
Kindly tell me the reason behind this and suggest me some remedies..
Kindly note that, I have excessive sweating issue. My sweat too have bad odour. I even bath 3 times a day... But still when it sweats it is too much.. also I usually keep my mouth close..
Even I have a severe hair fall or say hair thinning issue.. don't know how much it has to
do with bad breath.. but still I thot of sharing..
Thanks and regards
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Hello dear,
Since you say you have had a dental check up and there is nothing wrong with your teeth I assume there is no decay. Did your dentist also check for pockets in your gums ?
Next Steps
Practise tongue cleaning if you don’t do that already. Hope you don’t have swollen adenoids or tonsils they can also be cause for bad breath. Also drink water too often and squash it around your mouth while drinking. Even small sips will do but keep your mouth hydrated every ten minutes or so depending on your condition. Avoid foods which have odour like garlic , onions and other foods with ammonical odour.
Health Tips
Keep your mouth hydrated and use mouthwash regularly twice a day
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