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Bad breath & Stains
I had stains on my teeth and have recently undergone tooth scaling.I am brushing regularly twice a day and also using Listerine mouthwash. However I do face bad breath issue during the day. It stays normal for only few hours after brushing/mouthwash. I have also used tooth mousse which I found very effective. I do have sticky saliva and also have gastric troubles for last few days. Is there any tooth paste which can do job of tooth mousse ? Any other suggestions for enamel strengthening and curing bad breath symptoms ?
I have not tried CHG mouthwash.
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Hello sir...
your history seems that bad breathe is due to Gastric issues.... stains may be due to flurosis teeth or due to enamel hypoplasia, tea and coffe stains, tobacco stains... clinical exmination is necessary to rule out the cause of your stains...
Bad breathe may also be if you have cavitated teeth..
Next Steps
kindly visit dentist to check for any cavities .... kindly visit gastroenterologist to treat your gsatric problems
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You know the cause yourself.
Gastric could be the contributing factor for bad breadth.
Visit a gastroenterologist, switch to a proper diet. Avoid oily food and include fruits and vegetables and plenty of fluid intake.
Brush twice daily
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U have done scaling,u r using Mouthwash,but u have a gastric upset so please remove the main cause,main problem,eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables and drink plenty of water,do the moderate exercise regularly, avoid stress and bad habits if you have any,also avoid eating spicy food stuff etc
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