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My daughter is about 3 years old, she has bad mouth smell. what should i do?
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Bad smell: you need to make sure she is not a mouth breather at night. Snoring could indicate large tonsils that you need to see ear nose and throat doctor for. Make sure to check for allergies and treat it
Answered 12/13/2014
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