Doctors I have halitosis. Every year I do scaling but it's temporary it's from 2007 ..
Last year it was perichoronitis. what to do.
Mouth smells a a lot
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Hi mam...
Halitosis is due so many cause....
**Most common is the poor oral hygiene which cause leads to food lodgement and cause GINGIVITIS,PERIODONTITIS...
**soft and hard deposits(plaque and calculus)
**Tonsilitis
**sinusitis
**Multiple dental caries
**pericoronitis due to wisdom teeth
**Gastric ulcer...
**Due to certain food items like garlic....
Get your teeth cleaned (scaling) by dentist for every 6 months
Next Steps
kinly visit nearby dentist to rule out cause and management
Health Tips
Brush twice daily... Use mouthwash and flossing after food...Review demtist for every 6 months
Hi.. Good evening to you. Regarding the issue of halitosis.. The number one cause for bad breath is the presence of bacteria surrounding the gums and causing it's inflammation. Infected gums give out a bad breath.. Scalings tend only to remove bacterial deposits that are above the gums.. You may experience temporary relief from your bad breath.. But it returns. The ideal treatment would be to get a gingival curettage along with your scaling to clean out infection in your gums.
Other causes for bad breath include chronic sinusitis.. Food lodgement between your teeth.. Crowns or bridges you may have that are not cleansable..
Of course a definitive answer can be given after a clinical check up.. But I hope you have got an idea.
Next Steps
I kindly request you to fix an appointment with us.. so that after a clinical check up.. we can identify the issue and work towards solving it.
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