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Suggest Medication For Bad Breath

I am facing problem with bad breadth for past 5 years. How to get it resolved 100%

Age : 32 ,

Weight : 68

Dental check up done,There was no problem.

Checked with Gastrologist,There was no proble.

Still am facing same problem.

Is there any treatment to get resolved 100%.



Wed, 2 Jul 2014
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Dentist 's  Response
Hello,
The other common concerns would be your diet, dry mouth and tongue coating. Other systemic concerns are possible. An example would be ketones expelled from the lungs. This could be a symptom of diabetes. Make sure you have an up to date blood test to look for any irregularity.
Closely evaluate your diet. Rule out deficiencies or excesses. Balanced vitamins are a necessity. Keep well hydrated. Eliminate foods known to be associated with strong odors such as garlic and other spices. Avoid irritants such as smoking. You can use a process of elimination and look for results on your own concerning your diet.
Make sure you are practicing excellent daily oral hygiene. If you have a dry mouth, plaque may be more difficult to remove. You should include brushing your tongue in your daily routine. You can use a toothbrush or a scraper designed for the tongue. Flossing removes the debris from inbetween your teeth. Your techniques must be effective. Ask your dentist if there are any other tools or rinses you can use for improvement. Sometimes a prescription rinse such as Chlorhexidine gluconate may be suggested.
Thank you for your inquiry. I hope my suggestions are helpful and result in some improvement. I am available for any additional questions.
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Dentist, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Dr. Sowbhagya's  Response
hello thanks for consulting at hcm..
There is no specific medications for bad breath..

You need to prevent tartar or plaque build up from time to time. For that you need oral prophylaxis-scaling and polishing. Also do gum massage with the help of your pulp of finger.. Do use mouth washes such as chlorhexidine, if you are not allergic to it.

Since your general health is also in good condition, there is nothing to worry.
If you maintain good oral hygiene by brushing twice daily, and also keep your tongue clean by brushing with a soft brush. do salt water gargle twice daily... There should be no problem of bad breadth,,

please consult a periodontist or oral physician for oral prophylaxis..
Hope it helps,,take care..
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Dentist Dr. Khusboomodi's  Response
Hi.. I think you are very much Fed up by your bad breath . there are various reason . food . gastro problem .liver problem .infection in mouth . throat infection. Etc. First start mouthwash .along with that keep any flouverd chewing gums in mouth . after food always to gargel. And main thing is do other. fell your bad breath . some times you don't have bad breath but still fell so . so first find the cause ... Do twice brushing and flossing... Take care
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Suggest Medication For Bad Breath

Hello, The other common concerns would be your diet, dry mouth and tongue coating. Other systemic concerns are possible. An example would be ketones expelled from the lungs. This could be a symptom of diabetes. Make sure you have an up to date blood test to look for any irregularity. Closely evaluate your diet. Rule out deficiencies or excesses. Balanced vitamins are a necessity. Keep well hydrated. Eliminate foods known to be associated with strong odors such as garlic and other spices. Avoid irritants such as smoking. You can use a process of elimination and look for results on your own concerning your diet. Make sure you are practicing excellent daily oral hygiene. If you have a dry mouth, plaque may be more difficult to remove. You should include brushing your tongue in your daily routine. You can use a toothbrush or a scraper designed for the tongue. Flossing removes the debris from inbetween your teeth. Your techniques must be effective. Ask your dentist if there are any other tools or rinses you can use for improvement. Sometimes a prescription rinse such as Chlorhexidine gluconate may be suggested. Thank you for your inquiry. I hope my suggestions are helpful and result in some improvement. I am available for any additional questions.