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Thanks for contacting with your health concern
1. As you have taken opinion from various eminent specialist, thus my approach in your case will be to exclude factors like
alcoholism, diabetes, any dental condition [ the
second opinion is welcome], nutritional: such as vitamin C and K deficiency, use of medications [pain killers, blood thinners], till then:
.avoid hard and fast brushing.
. hard diets and snacks which can cause injury such as chips, sour foods or drinks, hot drinks, carbonated acid drinks, sticky chocolates, pain-killers, blood thinners;
. rinse mouth with mouth fresheners often.
. Avoid:
tobacco chewing, betel nut chewing, and smoking
. Take care of plaque deposits by proper cleaning and visiting
dentist regularly.
. Use soft bristle toothbrushes to brush gently and use vitamin supplements in case of deficiency.
.Use well-balanced nutritious diet, proper mastication, and brush away the food particles in the mouth after every meal.
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Oral hygiene and dental health is very important as well.
. Try to gargle with salty warm water after every meal.
.use khadiradi vati as lozenges
.at bed time keep mustadi vati in mouth
PS.
Halitosis [bad breath] is typically caused by poor dental hygiene. However, other factors like heavy metal build up, infections of the upper and lower respiratory tracts and the gastrointestinal tract, and some diseases involving the kidneys and the liver can also cause bad breath. Dieting,
alcohol abuse or fasting can also produce bad breath.