What's a good way to address bad breath after i got my wisdom teeth pulled?

Dry Socket: You may have a dry socket. You may also not be brushing and flossing properly due to soreness. Have your dentist check for a dry socket, and try to have great oral hygiene. Your problem should pass.

Brushing: When wisdom teeth are removed, the extraction sites are a great place for debris, food and bacteria to accumulate. Also, patients are avoid brushing near the extraction site. Consider asking your doctor for an irrigating syringe to flush these areas with warm salt water. He/she might also prescribe a rinse to decrease bacterial counts in your mouth. Lastly, ensure that you're brushing adequately.

Treat infection: The hole in the area of wisdom teeth needs to be free of food debris to prevent food impaction and possible infection. Use the curve syringe given to you by your dentist to flush out all debris. Brush and floss the dentition as normal.

Get exam: Really bad breath after an extraction can be a sign of a "dry socket". Delayed healing and bone infection can ensue. This can become quit painful if not treated. See your dentist for an evaluation.