My dog is a 2 yr old daschund who has terrible breath. I brush her teeth about once every week but it never seems to do the trick. I dont feed her any table scraps so that wouldnt be the problem. She does need a baby tooth pulled which I am wondering if that is the root of the bad breath?

I’ve become a little overweight and seem to have bad breath at times that isn’t remedied by brushing/rinsing 3-4 times a day. Only happens occasionally. Any ideas?

I think food particles are getting stuck under the gumline and I can’t even clean back there by flossing. Is this causing rotting-food bad breath? I already listerine but it doesn’t seem to help. How can I clean bacteria near my wisdom teeth? Will I eventually need to extract them b/c of cavities?

I learnt bad breath is caused by many many things and i want to be specify what are the do’s and don’t

If oral sex is given by someone with horrible breath, can some kind of vaginal infection occur? Would it be a yeast infection or something even more serious? Please only reply if you know what your talking about…..I have been curious about this for a long time now…I saw a similar question on TalkSex with Sue and have been very curious about this since then…..

Lately I have noticed that a 7 year old child has very bad breath. Her mother asked me if losing teeth could cause the bad breath, I didn’t think so, but thought I’d ask.

I switched from one medicine that caused me to itch everywhere, to one that causes "cobwebs" in my mouth. Yet again I switched to the one I am on right now. The accompanying literature says to maintain good oral hygiene. Well, I do. But am just worried that this means it might cause bad breath.

I have a 5 months old Miniature rat terrier and I THINK that she has ear mites. There are black grain like thingys in her ear that resemble coffee grain. She also has extremely bad breath that she can’t seem to get rid of.

Is there a chance that stubborn ear mites could cause stubborn bad breath?