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Dry tongue issue leads to bad odour
I am facing this issue since childhood of having my mouth fully dry post 30 minutes of brush and I do not know despite of doing proper brush , why this situation is coming again and again which leads to bad odour. I really want to solve this concern. Please guide me some medicine for the same.
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following things u can do to prevent bad odour
- drink a lot of water
- dont remain empty stomach for long time
- use tongue cleaner to keep ur it clean
- brush on ur tongue also
- eat xylitol based chewing gum regularly.
- use mouth wash .
- maintain oral hygiene
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If you are suffering from dry mouth then consult a physician to diagnose the cause and treat accordingly.
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Visit a dentist and get your scaling done ( cleaning of teeth)
Health Tips
Chew on sugar free gum like orbit to stimulate saliva. Sip water throughout the day
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It will be better if you can visit your dentist and explain your concerns. The dentist will help establish the cause of your dry mouth and prescribe medicines accordingly. It's always wise to start medication under medical supervision.
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Health Tips
Drink plenty of water
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