Bad breath

2021-03-24 16:44:52
Does wisdom teeth causes bad breath..? I am experiencing bad breath from more than 2 yrs.. Even after scaling of teeth, bad breath is not going... Please advise is it causing from other parts of body.. How to diagnose it.. I don't have problem in my kidney and liver as undergone ultrasound scanning.. Not able to identify from where it is coming from
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There are many causes of bad breath. Most common one is comprised gum & supporting tissue health .So it's  important to maintain oral hygiene.
Next Steps
maintain oral hygiene by following proper brushing technique,  gargling with lukewarm salt water after every meals to maintain oral hygiene.
Health Tips
eat vitamin C rich fruits like aawla, oranges, strawberry, Indian gooseberry etc.to improve your  oral health .

Answered2021-03-25 01:31:18

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Hi bad breath can be caused by decayed tooth or impacted wisdom tooth also due to lodging of food particles. Please check that too. You can have bad breath of your have worm infestation please check with you physician and take a course of medication. That will surely help. Brush twice a day and use mouthwash
Next Steps
consult a physician for checkup
Health Tips
use mouthwash and maintain good oral health

Answered2021-03-24 18:00:43

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Hi, Poor oral hygiene is perhaps the leading cause of bad breath (halitosis). You need to brush, floss and clean your tongue regularly. You need to get a scaling done once in every six months and a general dental examination at least once a year. In some cases if bad breath persists the dentist will have to look for other causes. Some of the other causes of bad breath are: 1. food:onions,garlic,spicy food 2.tobacco products 3.dry mouth:mouth with less saliva secretion due to a variety of causes 4.medications: 5. other mouth ,nose and throat conditions:e.g infected tonsils,sinuses 6.other causes: gastric reflec et.c

Answered2021-03-25 09:14:50

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