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Bad breath and cold
My 10 yo daughter has continuous cold and now she is having very bad breath.she brush two times and also use Listerine at night..still having very bad breath..
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Bad breath could be because of regurgitation or pyrrohea of teeth.. need to see it clinically.. if it’s pyrrohea it won’t go on its own by brushing or mouthwash.. so it has to be cleaned by the dentist
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Sinusitis and mouth breathing can lead to bad breath. You have to concentrate on the root cause of bad breath. Treat the cold, bad breath will subside. Consult her pediatrician and teach her to take steam inhalation.
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As your daughter has continuous cold, so she does mouth breathing which leads to bad breath. This could be one of the reasons. Resolve the cold problem first.
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Visit dentist for clinical examination.
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