Saline washes: If the bad breath is due to the post-nasal drip, doing saline nasal washes will help. If not improving with this, please see your doctor, as both post-nasal drip and bad breath can each have a variety of causes.
Answered 9/28/2016
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STOP the drip: Go see an md, maybe an ent, or even an allergist. In the meantime, look into neilmed nasal rinsing. Avoid sugary mints/candies, they'll cause lots of cavities.
Answered 10/5/2013
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It may not be PND: Bad breath has more causes than you think. Foods we eat (everyone knows that), but it could be from stomach acid or stomach contents bubbling up. And also post nasal drip but....Just s drippy nose usually doesn't lend itself to bad breath. It could be you have a sinus infection. Try an otc decongestant and if the problem persists see an md or dmd and get an antibiotic for poss sinus infection.
Answered 11/12/2012
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My Suggestions: There are many causes of bad breath and post nasal drip is only one of them. You should consult with both a dentist and ENT specialist to determine the exact cause and then you will be instructed how best to treat it. It is better to eliminate the problem rather than covering up the problem.
Answered 6/10/2014
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