Hello, letskeep it simple. halitosis is beacuse of three problems. 1. dirty teeth 2. dirty tngue 3. gastric problem. clear each everything one by one and you will feel problem free.

If you feel your bad breath is not dental related,then apart from consulting a physician/gastroenterologist you may need to follow additional oral hygiene measures like flossing,inter proximal tooth brushes and regular mouthwash usage like Freshclor daily.

Get yourself evaluated from a medical professional if dental is not the cause.

Halitosis may also be related to respiratory tract and gastrointestinal infections..... One of the main reasons i found that many people have halitosis inspite of clean oral cconditions bcz they do not rinse their mouth regularly with simple water after every meal. U can also trh Freshchlor mouth wash which is specifically for halitosis

Hello, bad breath could be because of deposits on the teeth or food lodged in between your teeth. Visit a dentist and get your scaling and polishing done. Brush your teeth twice daily, night brushing is very important. Floss regularly. Rinse after every meal. visit dentist every 6 months.

Hi, The other reasons for bad breath are stomach problems or sinus problem.Please visit a Physician to rule out those.

Bad breath is caused by bacteria that produce odor-causing compounds and gum disease. The key to totally eliminating bad breath is to remove the source of the problem — the bacteria. For many individuals, the use of bad breath products will temporarily reduce the odors and even kill some of the bacteria. But, after years of chronic bad breath, even the strongest products will be no match for the tenacious bacteria that has built up on the tongue and even under the gums. Bacteria and resulting Bad Breath may be caused by: 1. Stomach problem. Stomach acid revegitate in the mouth. 2. Reduced Salivary flow in the mouth. 3. Unclean Tounge. 4. Habit of in between meals and not washing mouth properly after that causing food traps. 5. Bleeding Gums

as already suggested by dentists hallitosis may be due to extraoral cause like acidity or respiratory track infection or gastrointestinal disturbances. so visit physician first. Also get teeth cleaned professionally every 6 months.

Going by your inputs,I would highly recommend you to get yourself medically evaluated.there can be a multitude of reasons for hallitosis and oral part only forms a small but significant part of the entire picture.For a dental evaluation,I would also recommend you a periodontist(gum specialist).