Comments on: How do you cure bad breath?

By: Nick

Nick — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:30:34 +0000

it’s impossible to always have nice breath, but one thing people overlook is drinking a lot of water and swishing it around. It’s keeps the bad stuff from building up. Other than that, floss and if you don’t have a tongue scraper, you should get one. A lot of bad breath germs reside on the tongue and they need to be scraped off.

By: Converse Crazy

Converse Crazy — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:30:34 +0000

Brush your tongue, floss between teeth with anti-bacterial floss, and chew sugar-free chewing gum, and mints.

By: scorpio26

scorpio26 — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:30:34 +0000

I just heard this the other day. They say there is a relatively simple surgery to stop bad breath. Maybe check this out with your doctor~~~

By: I'm a Fatty :/

I'm a Fatty :/ — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:30:34 +0000

Get mints(;
Brush your teeth OFTEN!
Mouthwash. (:
Saltwater.

By: Mboko

Mboko — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:30:34 +0000

Do you smoke by any chance?

You obviously have bad oral hygiene.
Forget the teeth, it is your mouth you need to deal with.
If your breath always smells bad, it is quite worrying.
It could merely be something you ate, or if you smoke…
Disgusting, sorry, but I can’t stand it, it is insulting, sitting next to a person with bad breath is like sitting next to a sewer grating on the wall. Smoking is disgusting, and I actually hate people that smoke, personally. People whom smoke with the smoking attitude (The typical "cool" smoking attitude) will get an automatic 5% charm taken off before I even meet the person.

By: Bobby

Bobby — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:30:34 +0000

You are so observant. The correct answer to your question is found in knowing what really causes bad breath. Up to 90 % of bad breath comes from bacteria that grow on the top of your tongue and produce the bad smells. This bacteria can often be seen as white stuff on the tongue, especially in the back of the tongue. This must be removed to cure bad breath. I use an OraBrush because it is both a brush and a scraper. It really gets to the back of the tongue to remove the white stuff. Brush and floss the teeth and then clean the tongue. You will really notice a great difference. Twice a day should do it.
Here is the website if you are interested: http://www.orabrush.com

By: Question Q

Question Q — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:30:34 +0000

Watch your consumption of foods such as alcohol, coffee (both caffeinated and decaffeinated), dense proteins (such as those found in dairy and meat products), garlic and onions, and sugars. These are all bad-breath offenders.

Try to breathe through your nose. Breathing through your mouth can lead to having a dry mouth, which creates a breeding ground for odor-causing bacteria.

Keep a regular log of your eating habits and medications, as these can cause bad breath. Share the log with your dentist.

Brush your teeth and tongue twice a day to remove food particles and plaque, and floss between teeth once a day, preferably in the evening after you eat.

Try using a fluoride mouth rinse with antiseptic ingredients and a pleasant mint flavor. This helps to protect your teeth, and the flavor masks odor problems.

Consider internal breath fresheners’such as over-the-counter pills you take before or after a meal to aid the prevention of malodorous breath’or go the natural route and munch on some parsley after a meal.

By: Peter s

Peter s — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:30:34 +0000

This problem is not uncommon not all mouthwashes are suitable for what you have in mind they merely disguise the problem short term as you have already found out.
My suggestion would be to go here http://hubpages.com/hub/Halitosis-Can-be-Cured and there you can grab yourself a copy of "Bad Breath Bible" for FREE this will give you all the information your require.