Bad breathe from mouth

2021-10-02 13:30:35
My 6 year daughter is having bad breathe problem...even after brushing her teeth it will come...daily 3 times she s brushing her teeth still she smell really very bad...plz suggest wat need to be done n a good toothpaste for her.
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Hello.. Children will have sugary foods and chocolates which will lead to have dental caries and food deposits, which can further cause bad breath.. Don't worry... . . Do scaling.. It will get alright..
Health Tips
gargle after each meals.. avoid sugary and sticky foods.. take healthy diet and fruit juices..

Answered2021-10-08 12:40:24

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Bad breath in kids Mostly happens if there is crowding of teeth or there are multiple cavities. Get her checked by your dentist. If cavities present, they needs fillings . Scaling will help..
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visit your dentist

Answered2021-10-06 10:39:02

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Hello.. It seems she is not able to brush her teeth properly. You have to keep a check on how she is brushing her teeth. Children below 7 years old should preferably be guided by parents and not left alone to brush their teeth.
Next Steps
Take her to a Dentist and get her teeth cleaning (scaling) done.
Health Tips
Don't try to remove any deposits, if visible on teeth through forceful brushing. It can damage her teeth as well as gums.

Answered2021-10-05 07:21:54

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She should go for scaling there might b possibility of deposits

Answered2021-10-02 20:22:40

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