Ive tried several dentists but the condition comes back almost immediately. Please help

one of my students have it quite bad despite brushing her teeth 2-3 times a day.

I got my wisdom tooth removed almost 2 weeks ago and I’m having bad breath, pains, and ooze after night. Why is this?

Nothing I try seems to work. It seems like I’ve read and tried everything. Nowadays, I’m extremely subconscious about my breath whenever I talk to others. Remember the Seinfeld “close talker” episode? Well, with me, it’s the exact opposite. I’m the “far-away” talker!

I mean, when you’re trying to talk to a chick, bad breath certainly doesn’t make a great first impression! The whole thing is kind of comical and I try to keep a positive attitude about the whole thing, but the truth is, I’m tired of having bad breath. Help!

My toothpaste and mouthwash work but
only for a limited time and sometimes I don’t have gum so
I tried to avoid getting really close to peoples face because I know
I have bad breath, so is there any simple at home treatment or anything I can do to reduce it or get rid of it?

please list the names or remedies to have fresh breath that lasts long. thanks

Besides Mouthwash & Flossing.

Every morning I wake up, I brush my teeth regularly, but I often notice an odour emitted from my mouth. After eating something (toast, cereal), I noticed that the odour decreased significantly. Why is this?

I’m 23 years old and have been suffering from chronic bad breath for probably 5 years or so now. The smell seems to be coming from the back of my throat – I think it’s the post-nasal drip that smells (yes, I have smelled it… yuck).

I’ve tried EVERYTHING for it… bad breath products/nasal sprays (BreathRX), mouthwashes, gums, tongue scraping, flossing, brushing, drinking lots of water and special teas, changing my diet… NOTHING works, at least not permanently.

Except, I was on antibiotics (Flagyl) for 10 days for a bacterial infection and for a whole 2 weeks after taking the antibiotics, my breath didn’t smell at all!!! Unfortunately, it came back 2 weeks later and I’m more frustrated than ever.

I’m thinking of going to the doctor in hopes that she’ll prescribe me antibiotics, but I doubt it will have any long-term effects since I’m probably not suffering from any kind of infection considering I’ve been suffering from bad breath for 5 years.

I’m at my wits end. I try my best to avoid breathing in anyone’s face — especially my boyfriend’s, haha. What the heck else can I do for this??? Has anyone been prescribed antibiotics for halitosis with long-term success?