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Halitosis treatment
Sir, my sis has halitosis bt she dont have cavities and she has high level of esnophils count..how to reduce bad breath ? can any medicine to reduce it?
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Kindly visit or consult with dentist as without picture it's not possible to diagnose.
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Besides deposits in forms of calculus in mouth, acidity can also cause halitosis.
Sometimes medications may cause halitosis or reduced salivary flow in mouth. Get these ruled out.
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scaling done if calculus present with use of mouthwash
take suitable antacid for treat acidity.
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Halitosis is due to poor oral hygiene
Visit a nearby dentist for further treatment
Scaling might be required
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Halitosis is usually because of poor oral hygiene but there are other reasons also...she need cleaning once..
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Halitosis can occur as a result of poor oral hygiene, systemic illnesses and many other factors. High eosinophil count results in throat infections which can promote bad breath. I suggest you to consult a dentist so as to diagnose the probable cause of bad breath and to discuss the required treatment based on the diagnosis.
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