Bad breath can occasionally be a sign of an underlying medical condition, such as lung infections, diabetes, liver or kidney issues. Our dentists will evaluate your dental health and, if required, provide a referral to a doctor.
Consult a close friend or member of your family if you think you have foul breath to get their frank assessment. You may also lick your wrist, let it air dry for a moment, and then smell it. If you smell something bad, you can have halitosis
Poor oral hygiene, dental problems (decay, gum disease), dry mouth, certain meals, cigarette usage, or underlying medical diseases are only a few of the causes of halitosis. To pinpoint the precise reason for your foul breath, our dentists will do a comprehensive examination.
Keeping up proper dental hygiene habits is essential for avoiding bad breath. Regular brushing and flossing, the use of an antimicrobial mouthwash, tongue cleansing, and maintaining hydration can all be beneficial. To diagnose and treat any dental concerns causing foul breath, routine dental exams are also necessary.
Depending on the underlying cause of your halitosis, our dental clinic provides a variety of therapies. Professional dental cleanings, the treatment of dental issues (decay, gum disease), tongue cleaning, saliva stimulation, and advice on leading a healthier lifestyle are a few examples.