Halitosis (bad breath)

Halitosis you?
Halitosis bad breath .... How do you know if you have one? What are the causes? How do you avoid? Trust your dental professional and love to help you in this case.
Over 80 million people are affected by bad breath. Have you ever noticed that the baby does not breathe until their teeth erupt? Usually bad breath is linked to your gums, teeth and tongue. Halitosis is caused by waste, toxins, bacteria and food particles and poor oral hygiene. Some foods such as onions, garlic, spicy food and even coffee can stay on the breath for up to 72 hours. Over the counter medications and can reduce the flow of saliva and bad breath and decay enormous. Dehydration is another cause of bad breath. Saliva is bad for your mouth, such as sleep and saliva decreases, allowing the growth of bacteria, the odor of the breath in the morning. The bad breath can also result from systemic diseases such as infections, diabetes, renal or liver disease. Hormonal changes during puberty, pregnancy and menopause can also affect your breath. The most common reason for tonsillectomy in adults is due to crypts (holes in the fabric of the gland), the shape and adults are highly motivated to exercise, because food is taken in May and crypts remain for days in the tonsils, in May also lead to bad breath. Periodontal disease, dental abscesses, and one of the main causes of bad breath. Tobacco is a factor. Smoking increases the temperature in the mouth, bacteria varieties faster and it also contributes to dry mouth. Nobody wants to feel like an ashtray.
What can you do to prevent bad breath? Visit your dentist! Do not be embarrassed to talk to us ... We are experts in this field. . We're here to help. First oral hygiene is very important. Brush and floss every day! A scraper language is very important, because bacteria and their by-products hidden in the material of language. A metal scraper is the best language. Use sugarless gum and mints with Xyitol. Chew fresh parsley can help. There are many products that we can recommend to your flow of saliva. Cleanliness is a good foot. Much more to wash the mouth rather than just give you a false sense of security for a short period of time. Periodontal therapy for the treatment of gum disease is the number one priority. Abscesses, necrosis of the teeth to be treated. Very distinctive bad breath can be associated with a physiological disorder. Your dentist would refer you to your doctor if they feel necessary. Halitosis can be treated ....
Do not ignore ... ... Consult your dentist!