I am a Halitosis patient . which tooth paste i can use to reduce my bad breath.

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   Yasin Mposted 14 years ago

   I am a Halitosis patient . which tooth paste i can use to reduce my bad breath. please help me

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   cosmetic dentistsposted 14 years ago

   Hello Yasin,
   
   There is a toothpaste offered by BreathRx that is reported to help with freshening breath and providing lasting protection. However, if bad breath is a problem then I would suggest you add the use of mouthwash and flossing to your oral hygiene routine. This is essential for warding off bad breath, as well as providing a greater level of oral health protection. Also, many dentists can help with this condition and will give you relevant advice.
   
   Hope that helps.

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   entconsultposted 14 years ago

   Halitosis can come from the nose, the throat and the chest, as well as the gums. You need to check out the various areas.
   
   The nose. Postnasal drip, yellow discharge, nasal congestion- these may be the halitosis origin.
   
   The throat.  Thick mucus from the nose the sticks to the back of the throat is an ideal breeding ground for odor causing bacteria. Fix the cause from the nose. Usually the problem is that the nasal cilia are not moving the bacteria out of the nose rapidly enough. The Hydro Pulse Nasal/Sinus irrigator uses a pulsatile stream for this.
   
   Tonsils: .  Here bacteria are in the deep crypts or holes in the tonsils. Pulsatile irrigation via the specially designed throat attachment will crowbar these bacteria out.
   
   Gums: Good oral hygiene is best. If you have severe gum disease, a periodontist is a MUST.  Gum disease can cause SEVERE health problems plus loss of the teeth.
   
   Tongue: A tongue scrapper is useful to remove food stuck in the crevices of the tongue.
   Lungs: A lung abscess may be a cause.
   
   Generally drinking lots of fluids prevents halitosis. Add lemon or lime to your water plus honey. This thins mucus and makes it easier to remove stale mucus.
   
   To repeat, if you suspect gum disease, it is ESSENTIAL to get that taken care of FIRST. If you have serious gum disease, a mouth wash is NOT the answer nor is a toothpaste. Best is your dentist or a specialized dentist.

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   drsohelposted 13 years ago

   Halitosis is an embarrassing problem. Most of the people don't know the cause of halitosis. For this, it's troublesome for most people. About 90% cases, halitosis is due to poor oral hygiene. 10% cases, it's due to gastrointestinal and other problems. So, a good oral hygiene is sufficient to prevent halitosis.
   Follow:
   1. Brush your teeth at least 2 times daily
   2. Floss your teeth at least 1 time daily
   3. Scrap your tongue at least 1 time daily
   4. Antiseptic mouth wash at least 1 times daily
   5. Take plenty of water
   6. Avoid sugar based diet, chocolate etc.
   7. Eat a balanced diet
   8. Have regular dental check up every 6 months
   
   Read more:
   http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index … 839AA6zSYZ
   http://rechargeabletoothbrushinfo.com/w … ad-breath/

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