Sunday, August 28, 2005
Help me get rid of bad breath please
Every single day at The California Breath Clinics, we receive hundreds of emails from people who want help and relief from bad breath, dry mouth, or lousy tastes. These emails usually range in assortment from 'Where do I start?', to 'How does this Work?' to 'HELP ME!' Finish online
Bad Breath
"Are You Doing the Basics?"
But some of the most distressing emails I read are those that start out like this: 'Dr. Katz, I bought your power drops, and tried them today but I still have bad breath. I'm brushing with Colgate and rinsing with Listerine - why do I still have bad breath. Finish this online
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
Coffee is a culprit for causing bad breath
The Secret to Getting Rid of Bad Breath
The Secret to Getting Rid of Bad Breath (halitosis) is...
To truly eliminate the cause of bad breath you must eliminate the odorous bacteria by converting them to non-odorous volatile sulfur compounds. Okay, sounds complicated, right? In other words, make sure you are using the right type of bad breath eliminator to do the job for you. This cannot be done with mouthwashes or mints. These give your mouth a strong taste, which then leads you to believe if your mouth tastes "medicated" or minty, then your breath must smell good.
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Does Food Cause Bad Breath?
Does Food Cause Bad Breath?
You bet your garlic breadsticks they do. Certain foods like garlic and onions can cause bad breath because they contain the same compounds, previously discussed, that create bad breath. If you regularly consume these foods, it can create higher amounts of bacteria and lead to halitosis. The catch is that the Anaerobic Sulfur-Producing Bacteria that can cause bad breath are in everyones mouth, because they are needed to assist in breaking down proteins in certain foods. Researchers are still searching for a reason why some people are prone to develop more of the beneficial bacteria, which in bulk are no longer beneficial because they cause bad breath.
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How do I Avoid the Bacteria That Causes Bad Breath?
How do I Avoid the Bacteria That Causes Bad Breath?
Bad breath is caused by excessive bacteria in the mouth. Scientific study and clinical research on bacteria has helped experts discover why bacteria causes bad breath and how to best eliminate it. Surprisingly, those commercials and ads that tell us to pop a mint or use a mouth wash to deal with bad breath are always accurate. In fact many of the mints and washes people use to combat bad breath, actually cause bad breath or make it worse. How so? The bacteria that cause bad breath live and breed beneath the tongues surface, on the tonsils and in the throat, not on the surface where it can be scraped or brushed off or dissolved with a wash or mint. Instead of getting rid of bad breath, many of these products contain alcohol which dries out the mouth creating a more favorable environment for these odorous bacteria to grow.