We need to evaluate the cause of the bad breath. Sometimes using only mouthwash might nit help. Please visit your dentist and get a thorough checkup done.
The dentist will identify the root cause for bad breath and prescribe treatment accordingly.
Instead of using a mouthwash for more than 10-15 days , consult a dentist for bad breath. Any infections or even stomach problems can be ruled out.
Mouthwashes.are also medicated so can't be endlessly used.
Bad breath, or halitosis, can be due various factors such as poor oral hygiene, gum disease, dry mouth, smoking, certain medical conditions, or consumption of strong-smelling foods.
To manage this issue, it's essential to maintain good oral hygiene practices, including regular brushing, flossing, and rinsing.
Additionally, scheduling regular dental check-ups, staying well-hydrated, and avoiding tobacco products can be beneficial.
If the problem persists, I recommend consulting your dentist or healthcare provider to identify and address any underlying conditions."
Next Steps
Maintain good oral hygiene. Proper brushing, flossing,Use of mouthwash like chlohex Ads.
Any mouth wash which contains chlorhexidine.
Example- Clohex
Next Steps
Use after brushing twice a day., do not rinse with water or eat or drink anything for at least 15 min after using mouthwash. You can spit if required.
Clean your tongs with tongue cleaner
Health Tips
Use only for a maximum of one week
For bad breath you may need to get a dental check up done for gum issue or cavities.
A scaling and polishing ( ultrasonic teeth cleaning) session would reduce bad breath.
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