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How to get rid of bad taste?
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Depends: Or do you mean bad breath? Can you describe when it started? Good hygiene...Flossing, brushing and brushing tongue will keep mouth clean and help taste buds function optimally. Taste can also be altered by types of dental appliances (dentures, retainers), meds, sinusitis, some vitamin deficiencies and systemic conditions. Some of these are also causes for bad breath. Talk with your doc.
Answered 9/24/2016
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