Question 1

about bad breath?

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Not good: Bad breath is the result of one of either
stomach problems generally found with poor digestion or a mouth infection.  You should see your dentist and if there are no problems in your mouth, see your physician.

Question 2

what cause bad breath?

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Several things: There are many causes for bad breath. Among the more common are gingivitis (inflammed or infected gums), possibly from poor brushing and flossing, and little stones that are formed in the holes in your tonsils, called tonsilloliths. There are more rare causes too. If good brushing and flossing doesn't help, you might see your dentist, primary doctor or nurse practitioner for help.

Question 3

bad breath howvto cure?

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Depends on cause: See the following website: http://smilesapartcosmeticdentist.Com/fresh-breath-control.Htm  there are both dental and medical causes of bad breath.  You really can't "cure" bad breath although you can prevent or treat it.  The most common cause is poor oral hygiene.  See a dentist (and\or a physician) for help and guidance.

Question 4

how to remove bad breath?

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Treat the cause: Halitosos can be cause by many things, so a visit to your dentist and physician would be a great place to start.

Question 5

whats good for bad breath?

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Oral hygiene: Good oral hygeine is the key. Brush, floss, mouthwash, dentitst.

Question 6

how can i cure bad breath?

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See your dentist: In the majority of cases, the cause of bad breath, or halitosis, is the product of bacteria in the mouth. The proper diagnosis is the key to a successful treatment. See your dentist for Halimeter test, diagnosis and bad breath treatment that depends on its cause. Good luck.

Question 7

what are causes of bad breath?

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Bacteria on tongue: Bad breath is most often produced by bacteria in at the back of the tongue. The stomach rarely results in bad breath except when there are specific digestion issues. Cleaning teeth, including inbetween,  and the back of the tongue  with a tongue cleaner often helps reduce bad breath.

Question 8

what causes really bad breath?

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Bad breath: The most common reason for bad breath is gum disease and tooth decay. This can be treated.  Other causes are sinus infections, allergies, metabolic disease GI disease, and hormonal problems.  Start by seeing a dentist.

Question 9

what causes chronic bad breath?

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Gums, teeth, food: If stomach problems or disease is not an issue, then bad breath is often caused by gum disease.  Daily brushing and flossing, and regular dental cleanings would be the treatment.  Other culprits are decayed teeth and wisdom tooth problems.  Don't mask a bad breath problem.  See a dentist for a proper diagnosis.

Question 10

how to cure bad breath problem.?

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Find cause: Chronic sinus problems, dental or gum disease, gastric emptying problms are all potential causes.  If your dentist have given you a clean bill of oral health, and you are on no medications which can cause salivary gland decrease,  you may wabt to see your doctor.  Good oral hygiene is imperative, teeth, gums, flossing, and tongue should all be cleansed frequently.

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