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I have problem of bad breath. Right after brushing, my mouth starts smelling bad. Can this be cured completely?
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Go for scaling and polishing.
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Visit your dentist for scaling.... After that use freshclor mouthwash and glodent toothpaste..... your Problem will resolve shortly
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Hello dear Please be calm Yes halitosis or bad breath has permanent solution But for that the etiology must be understood whether it is due to systemic or local reasons
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Hello sir, Bad breath is also known as Halitosis. It can be because of multiple reasons. CAN I KNOW SINCE WHEN ARE YOU EXPERIENCING THI PROBLEM ?? The most common one is poor oral hygiene as stated by my fellow doctors. Please brush your teeth twice a day and also clean your tongue properly. Use mouthwash in follow up. Don’t forget to change your brush every 3-6months. The second cause can be any teeth which has caries ,any broken tooth or third molar impaction. There is food lodged in these areas which decays there causing bad breath. The third reason can be because of habits such as smoking, chewing tobacco (IF ANY). If so, then the habits needs to be tapered initially , eventually discontinuing. The fourth cause can be Xerostomia. It is when you experience dry mouth. DO YOU HAVE ANY SUCH COMPLAINT ?? Other reason can be because of any underlying health issue if none of the above reasons stand and
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Change the oral hygiene habits and see if halitosis subsides, otherwise I would advise to visit a dentist to check and treat any other underlying causes.
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Try to avoid food items that add to bad breath like garlic and onions. Mouthwash regularly so that the bacteria that causes bad breath are eliminated. Take care.
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Hello, The condition you suffering from is halitosis... Very common problem mostly due to poor oral hygiene.. Visit your dentist or you can consult her also through video call or text so that proper diagnosis and treatment plan can be shared.
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Most common reason for bad breath is poor oral hygiene. Also sinus problems, acidity are other common reasons.
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Get scaling done as soon as possible
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Rinse with mouthwash once daily for 7days 30minutes after brushing.
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Lots of reason for bad breadth it's called as halitosis . Main and common reason  is poor oral hygiene.  U need to visit nearby  dentist, get evaluated ,get scaling done . Later on use chlohex mouthwash 2 times a day  for 15 days .
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Bad odour from mouth can have multiple concern....but most common issue is poor oral hygiene.....
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you can get oral check up done and followed by scaling if require
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Hi The most commom cause for bad breath is poor oral hygiene. Visit your dentist get a scaling done and any fillings. Follow good oral hygiene by brushing twice a day, flossing and tongue cleaning. If inspite of all this the problem does not subside then we will have to look at other not so common causes.
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