While it may be that some "families" are more prone to have bad breath there is no scientific evidence that bad breath is genetic. According to the School of Dental Medicine in New York, 80 - 90 % of bad breath is caused by bacteria (Solobacterium morrei) that lives on the top of the tongue and produces compounds that contain sulfur. These researchers reported to cure chronic bad breath by having the people brush their teeth and clean their tongue twice a day. Mints, gum, and mouthwash are frequently used to control bad breath, however, these products only cover up bad breath for a very short time. Using these products is like trying to cure body odor with perffume. In order to control bad breath the cause of bad breath must be removed, thus, cleaning of the tongue is essential in order to eliminate bad breath. The type of tongue cleaner is very important. A tongue scraper does not clean the tongue. A toothbrush is designed to clean the teeth, not the tongue. The best tongue cleaner has a brush and a scraper so the bacteria that live in the deep indentations of the tongue will be removed. To learn more about the cause and cure of bad breath log on to: http://www.orabrush.com
Is halitosis contagious?
Not generally,
Possibly if you kiss someone regularly that has it or share the same tooth brush.
Even then Halitosis will only persist if your provide it with the appropriate breeding ground in your mouth. Educate your self on the causes of halitosis as well as how to treat it.
No,If you see some small hard white stones or hard form of thing then you might be suffering from tonsil stones.
Try seeing your tonsils with mouth wide open and tongue out.If you see something white on tonsil then you might have that.Try gargling with warm water with salt in it.Use Clohex or similar with Chlorhexidine for gargling.
You might be facing bad breath due to stomach problem.Try stomach cleening medicines and visit doctor.
A healthy diet, high in fresh fruits and vegetables and whole grains, should be eaten.
bad breath.
Some one with bad breath has halitosis.
If sir has not brushed sir's teeth, then sir has bad breath.
yes, piles causes bad breath
Yes - bad breath is the meaning of halitosis
i wouldnt say bad breath would run in the family i would say you would get bad breath if you dont brush your teeth
Yeah, kinda. My dog died because of a blatter tumor and she had bad breath. But, all dogs have bad breath so...
90% of bad breath comes from bacteria and residue on the tongue
Not illness just bad breath germs and bacteria
you will have bad breath if you do not brush your teeth oviously, also it depends on what do u eat
An unclean oral piercing could cause bad breath.
your bad breath