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Can losing baby teeth be the cause of bad breath in children?

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BAD BREATH: Not all the time.Make sure he brush his teeth regularly and check for infection.

Answered 4/30/2016

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Dr. Greg Rubin answered

Specializes in Cosmetic Dentistry

Yes: Yes, sometimes. This may be due to an abscess formation under one or more of those baby teeth, or may be - sinusitis. One of the frequent reasons for children's halitosis is foreign objects in their nose- small kids sometimes push small objets into their nostrils , so we always recommend to visit ENT or pediatric doctor to examine nasal pass ways.

Answered 5/4/2015

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Infection: Bad breath sign of infection, as in abscessed baby tooth. Or can be from poor oral hygiene. Need to gloss your child's teeth daily. Or can be infected tonsils/adenoids. Start w dentist. He may want you to see ent.

Answered 3/12/2018

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