Could be gums: Periodontal disease can cause halitosis. A host of other medical problems can, too. Have his teeth and gums examined by a dentist, and if the problem persists after his dental care is complete, see a physician.
Answered 1/21/2013
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Bacteria: Bacteria, fungus, or other microbes are usually responsible for foul odors. Consider a method that can control or kill the cause and you don't have the effect. One system we found that works is the perio protect method that uses a hydrogen peroxide gel. It has been shown in the jour dent res to kill around 99.98% of the bacteria.
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Gum infection: It is quite possible that your husband has gingivitis or periodontitis. I would recommend a consultation with a dentist or periodontist. If his gums and supporting structures of the teeth are healthy, one might consider seeing a physician to rule out gastric, adenoid or respiratory issues.
Answered 3/18/2015
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