Get Rid Bad Breath

Dear XXXXXXXX, Thank you XXX XXX question. The odor emanating from a decayed and infected tooth might make someone else nauseated, but will not make them physically sick. To become physically sick would mean a transmission of the bacteria from your infected tooth to the other persons body. The bacteria causing the infection and the [...]

If you use the following words in a Google search: bad breath after tooth pulled, you will quickly discover that your search doesn’t result in a lot of sites about halitosis. It results in a lot of dentistry sites. This might seem self evident – after all, you’ve just had a tooth extracted. On the [...]

Wisdom tooth are also known as third molars are the last teeth to erupt. This occurs generally between the ages of seventeen and twenty five. There remains a great deal of disagreement regarding whether or not this tooth need to be removed. It is usually suggested that the tooth that remain completely buried or un-erupted [...]

Many people fail to treat gum disease, even though it can cause severe damage if left untreated. This is probably because most people fail to understand how serious gum/periodontal disease can be.  Statistics say that around 75%-80% of people have a for of gum disease, ranging from mild to severe. Here are some common [...]

Recent research has uncovered a startling new discovery about the mouthwash you are probably using. Did you know that over 90% of the mouthwash that is commercially available contains an acid level comparable to that of household vinegar? Can you imagine rinsing and gargling with vinegar? I don’t even have to tell you what that [...]

Gingivitis is a general term for different types of infections in the gingiva. Bad breath-causing bacteria cause gingivitis, so it is important to keep the oral cavity clean. By exercising proper oral hygiene, you can clean up any gingivitis that you have and prevent it from occuring. You should brush at least 2-3 times a [...]

According to Japanese research, sugarless yogurt can serve as another remedy for bad breath, tooth decay, and gum disease. Yogurt had allegedly reduced the levels of hydrogen suphide (a primary cause of halitosis) in 80% of participants in the study conducted by the International Association for Dental Research. The plaque and gum disease levels were [...]

ScienceDaily (Nov. 20, 2007) — “Sweet magnolia” does more than describe the fragrant blossoms of a popular evergreen tree. It also applies to magnolia bark’s effects on human breath. Scientists in Illinois are reporting that breath mints made with magnolia bark extract kill most oral bacteria that cause bad breath and tooth decay within 30 [...]

Bacteria and Bad Breath Marcello Riggio, Glasgow University Helen – Marcello Riggio from the University of Glasgow has been studying the bacteria of the mouth. Hello Marcello. Marcello – Hello, good evening. Helen – Thanks for joining us on the show today. What sort of bacteria do we find living in the average mouth? Marcello [...]

The most common cause for bad breath is due to the existence of anaerobic bacteria that lives inside your mouth. Around 90 percent of individuals suffer from bad breath due to this one reason. What is Anaerobic Bacteria? The term Anaerobic means that these types of bacteria thrive in locations that do not have oxygen. [...]