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Following a periodontal scaling, can bad breath go away, what to do?
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Perio and bad breath: With proper periodontal scaling treatment, and professional follow-up coupled with very good home care will eliminate bad breath. Continued visits to the hygienist every 3 months after perio treatment are recommended.
Answered 6/20/2019
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