I love my husband but he has bad breath most of the time. I notice when he brushes he bleeds which indicates gingivites. I have told him he should go to the dentist and check it out but he is scared of them and I even offered to go with him. It’s to the point I don’t like to kiss him because of his foul breath. What more can I suggest?

What are some tips for this.
I brush my teeth, often and a chew gum but i still have the problem.
Any advice?

1. I have a Swiss Bernese Mountain Dog and her breath smells horrible. She pants alot (because of the summer heat) and it smells very bad. We tried brushing her teeth with dog toothpaste but it didnt do a thing. How can i make her breath smell better?

2. My dog also has hard, brown plaque on her teeth and i have tried brushing her teeth with dog toothpaste and I also tried this special liquid to put in her water and nothing works! Help!? ( I cant afford surgery to remove the plaque)

I work with a dude who is likabale, smart and well liked on the job, here’s the problem… he has severe halitosis! The kind where it smells like he’s been eating sewage, or hasn’t brushed in weeks. He likes to get real close and up in your face when he talks to you and everyone avoids him when they can. He is either blind or just ain’t getting it, becasue he doesn’t seem to notice how people react when he talks. I don’t think he notices his breath either!

We went to the boss with this, but he told us to deal with the guy, we were the ones having the problem! We don’t want to hurt the guys feelings, but somethings gotta give! We work in a mailroom environment and we are near the baasement, where there aren’t many windows, and when this guy talks, his breath fills up the whole area!
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

She is a 4 yr old mini Daschund and she has the worlds worst doggie breath…. Is there a good product out there for this?