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How to remove morning breath?
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Three ways: Make sure to brush gently w soft t'brush and your normal t'paste 2 full minutes by the clock before bed. Gently brush the top of your tongue or use a tongue scraper. Most important, floss daily. Brushing only get's rid of 2/3 of the b bacteria clinging to your teeth. If these suggestions are assiduously followed, and you still have a problem, see your Dentist.
Answered 11/30/2020
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