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Hi i want to ask because my daughter is only 3years old but she has already have a bad breath. how could this happen?and what is the treatment thanks
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Bad breath: tou need to make sure that she brushes her teeth regularly. You also need to make sure she is not a mouth breather that make her breath bad. Ask your doctor to check her adenoids and tonsils to make sure they are not big. Also make sure about allergies that need to be controlled
Answered 1/1/2015
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