Halitosis - A Foul Smell From Your Mouth
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Understanding Halitosis: Tackling Bad Breath
Summary
Halitosis, commonly known as bad breath, is a widespread issue that can be quite unpleasant for those around us. The term "halitosis" comes from a Latin root, and while we often learn that poor dental hygiene can lead to bad breath, there are several other underlying causes.Causes of Bad Breath
While inadequate brushing allows bacteria to cause decay and odor, other factors contribute to halitosis. Lung infections, such as bronchitis, can produce foul breath. Additionally, certain illnesses may emit distinct odors, and poor digestion can play a role as well.Saliva is crucial in controlling mouth odor by removing food particles that can cause bad breath. Morning breath occurs because saliva production decreases overnight. A healthy breakfast can help combat this morning odor, so those skipping breakfast should be cautious.
Some foods, including onions, garlic, and coffee, contribute to bad breath and may linger up to 72 hours after consumption. Cutting back on such foods might help improve breath freshness.
Tips for Fresh Breath
To maintain pleasant breath, follow these simple guidelines:- Brush your teeth regularly.
- Use dental floss or mouthwash as needed.
- Visit your dentist twice a year for thorough check-ups.
- Rinse your mouth after consuming dairy products.
- Chew sugar-free gum to stimulate saliva production.
- Incorporate fresh, fibrous vegetables into your diet.
- Stay hydrated with plenty of water, avoiding sugary drinks like coffee and tea.
- Limit alcohol consumption, as it can contribute to bad breath.
By following these steps, you can effectively manage halitosis and enjoy fresher breath.
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