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16th September 2009
Not even the very best toothpaste leading brands are any match for bad breath for one very simple reason: Because most actually make the problem worse!
Unfortunately, many of the most popular and best-selling toothpaste products on the market today ar... Read >
Author: jeyanth16th September 2009
It is possible to cure bad breath in 97% of all people because only 3% of people have medical conditions actually causing the halitosis. The rest of us could literally end problems with halitosis in as little as 3 days or less so that we never need anothe... Read >
Author: jeyanth28th July 2009
Everybody has at least one friend who has the embarrassing condition known as halitosis or bad breath. When you smelled that disgusting odor, you probably wished that person would find a bad breath cure as soon as possible.
You probably also wanted ... Read >
Author: derrickrichardson28th July 2009
Everybody has at least one friend who has the embarrassing condition known as halitosis or bad breath. When you spoke to your friend and took a whiff of that bad odor, you most likely prayed that that person would find a bad breath cure immediately.
... Read >
Author: derrickrichardson11th July 2009
Nasal congestion or stuffy nose can be caused by a cold or flu, exposure to dust or pollen or non allergic inflammation of blood vessels of the nose. A foreign object in the nose of children can also lead to nasal congestion.
Use medication and or drug... Read >
Author: petersonbran19th June 2009
Traditional ways to control morning breath involve oral hygiene routines and the use of commercial products upon waking. You open your eyes, yawn, swallow, and run your tongue around the inside of your mouth. Then you head for the bathroom to brush, rinse... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale15th May 2009
Tonsil stones treatment is available to all who want to help their problem and can be capable of astounding results for most, if used in the correct way. With this ailment it's not like taking a tablet and you are cured, you must change your daily oral ro... Read >
Author: John Reece07th May 2009
Bad breath (also called oral malodor or halitosis) is a surprisingly common affliction in all parts of the world; nevertheless, relatively few people really understand bad breath. This is partly because it’s only in the last few decades that scientists ... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale28th April 2009
DRYING AGENTS The most common drying agent in food is alcohol. Alcohol of course, is the basis of all "adult" beverages such as beer, wine, and hard liquor. It is also used, unfortunately, in many mouthwashes you find in the grocery stores, which only mak... Read >
Author: Jude Simons09th April 2009
For a majority of people, bad breath is a serious problem. Instead, it is a problem that they have to endure everyday of their lives. It can be frustrating and awkward, more so when you get the feeling that it cannot be treated. You should know that, the... Read >
Author: Dan26th February 2009
Do you have awful breath? If you do, then you would find the proper cure for bad breath or halitosis a welcome relief since you are most likely embarrassed by the disgusting smell emanating from your mouth. In order to save yourself from this embarrassmen... Read >
Author: derrickrichardson18th February 2009
The first and foremost remedy for bad breath is good oral hygiene. This means brushing after every meal, before bed and when you wake up in the morning. Brushing your teeth, gums and tongue thoroughly will prevent the anaerobic bacteria in your mouth from... Read >
Author: Daniel Berry05th February 2009
Bad breath is caused by anaerobic sulfur producing bacteria. Anaerobic simply means without oxygen. Therefore, these bacteria will grow in places where there is no oxygen to be found. These bacteria will be located between the fibers that your tongue is m... Read >
Author: Daniel Berry02nd February 2009
Getting rid of bad breath can be a challenge. Typical home treatments if effective at all were only a temporary solution. Dentists, until recent years, would often compound the problem with traditional dental hygiene solutions that never addressed the rea... Read >
Author: Nick Kaplan09th January 2009
Thanks to the advent of modern day technology, methods for measuring oral malodor has become a whole lot more promising, thus providing dental professionals the means to determine the most effective treatment based on the person’s halitosis condition. T... Read >
Author: Info Spreader19th December 2008
Chronic halitosis is the medical term for recurring offensive or foul breath, the worsened state of bad breath. It has a number of causes and is sometimes a sign of some other more serious, potentially systemic illness, including uremia, liver failure, an... Read >
Author: peterhutch05th November 2008
Bad breath or halitosis is an internal disorder which can be diagnosed by a proper examination.Halitosis is also the term used to describe mouth and throat odor due to vomiting. Odors include the smell of rotting eggs, an ammonia smell as in severe kidney... Read >
Author: mohamad ali29th October 2008
Do you know that one of the easiest ways to get rid of bad breath lies in oxygen? This is because most breath problems are due to the actions of anaerobic bacteria that live inside our mouths. These bacteria live well in conditions that are poor in oxygen... Read >
Author: RAMAN KUMAR SHARMA21st October 2008
This is what I am talking about; snoring, bad breath and body odor; are they not offending to us and others?
Bad breath
I am sure you have heard an experience with some of these people who are good company but you would rather sit a distance away fr... Read >
Author: Poly Muthumbi15th October 2008
Recent scientific studies suggest that eating yogurt for bad breath may be beneficial. One study had volunteers avoid yogurt for a period of time and then eat it daily: measurements of the breath taken during both periods showed a reduction in hydrogen su... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale13th October 2008
If you have ever tried to give your date a kiss and he or she puts a hand up to protect himself (herself) from your vile breath, you know how that feels. Probably that person did want your kiss, but was put off by your bad breath. What are the ways of fig... Read >
Author: Kelvin Ho13th October 2008
Is it possible that Periodontal Disease (gum disease) can cause halitosis? Firstly, you should identify the causes of bad breath.
Bad Breath Cause #1- Volatile Sulfur Compounds
There are more that 400 different kinds of bacteria present in the mouth... Read >
Author: Kelvin Ho22nd July 2008
It’s typical to equate an offensive odor on the breath in the mornings with everyday halitosis: the causes of morning breath may indeed be similar; however, the problem is different and usually much easier to deal with. Essentially, the bad smell is cau... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale20th March 2008
Chronic bad breath, also known as halitosis, is very distressing for those that suffer from it, and is also unpleasant for those that live and work with them. If you noticed people step back when you speak to them, then you definitely need help. This arti... Read >
Author: Tom Healy25th July 2007
Did you know that one and four people suffer from the disease of bad breath… Halitosis?
That is almost 80 million Americans with bad breath! Fortunately, thousands of those sufferers are seeking medical help and naturally treating their bad breath b... Read >
Author: Joe Barton01st July 2007
Did you know that one and four people suffer from the disease of bad breath… Halitosis?
That is almost 80 million Americans with bad breath! Fortunately, thousands of those sufferers are seeking medical help and naturally treating their bad breath b... Read >
Author: barpubl18th April 2007
The link between periodontal disease and bad breath has been recognized for many years - though not all people with bad breath have gum disease, many people with gum disease suffer from bad breath. The connection between the two is bacteria. A whole group... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale05th February 2007
Your breath could really smell bad and chances are you won't even know. And believe it or not, it is not possible to smell your breath by cupping your hand, exhaling into it then smelling. All you are clearly doing is smelling your hand. This is because h... Read >
Author: Jim McDonald10th January 2007
Kitten bad breath is not a common problem for new kitten owners, but some people do find that their kittens breath smells bad. Not surprisingly, bad breath in cats and kittens can be caused by the same things that cause halitosis in humans - gum or dental... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale29th December 2006
People following the famous Atkins diet often encounter an unexpected and unpleasant side effect - Atkins diet bad breath. It's not their imagination that the diet causes an unpleasant odor on the breath, and it's very difficult to get rid of the problem ... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale16th November 2006
Bad breath is something common to everyone at one point or another in their life, even those who brush and floss religiously. We all know that those who eat garlic will smell like it afterwards, but other times the realization that our breath is offensiv... Read >
Author: Jim McDonald08th November 2006
It is difficult to know if you have bad breath. You cannot smell it yourself and other people are reluctant to tell you about it for fear of insulting you. But if you notice people back away from you or look to the side when you talk, it is a good bet you... Read >
Author: Sky Joe25th October 2006
A trip to a community pharmacy or a quick Google of the internet will quickly reveal the truth: there are myriad types of bad breath product on the market today and they all claim to be the answer to halitosis. A savvy consumer has to spend some time and ... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale19th August 2006
Bad breath, or halitosis, is well known to everyone - that foul odor that we sometimes encounter on the breath of a person close by. It's familiar enough that we all know it's common, but how common is it? There have been very few halitosis social studies... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale25th July 2006
It seems that just about everyone is fighting halitosis – even if we don't have it, we're all taking daily measures to make sure we don't get it. People who do have it, of course, have more reason to spend a lot of time and energy on the problem. Unfortun... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale25th July 2006
Bad breath usually does not mean halitosis with nasal discharge. Bad breath is usually a relatively simple matter of the production of bad-smelling volatile sulfur compounds (VSC) by bacteria living on the tongue at the back of the mouth. It is just simpl... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale17th July 2006
For most of us, there's a clear correlation between bad breath and smoking: if you smoke, you will have an offensive tobacco odor on your breath that all non-smokers will detect if they are close enough. Of course, a tobacco odor also tends to linger on t... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale05th July 2006
Chewing on a sprig of fresh parsley is an old home remedy for bad breath, and the commercial product Breath Assure is based on this idea. The product is apparently capsules of parsley oil, which are swallowed whole. This remedy is particularly recommended... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale05th July 2006
When it comes to bad breath, or halitosis, many people turn to breath mints. These are easy to get, relatively inexpensive, and they tend to taste like candy, so they're very appealing. There's only one problem: they don't work very well.
Sure, if your... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale03rd July 2006
People have all kinds of explanations for halitosis in children ranging from dehydration to a diet that contains too much sugar. Many of these things may indeed cause temporary odors on the breath. Most cases of bad breath, however, even in youngsters, ar... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale30th June 2006
Halitosis means bad breath. It's a common problem that is usually caused by halitosis bacteria – a group of bacteria that live in the mouth, getting nutrients from various protein sources found there. These proteins come from dead cells (cells that line t... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale26th June 2006
The most obvious of the home remedies for bad breath (halitosis) is simply attending to excellent oral hygiene. Brush your teeth after eating so that the surfaces of your teeth are clean and not coated with food that bacteria like to eat. Floss regularly ... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale26th June 2006
What are the causes of bad breath? In more than 90 percent of cases, ongoing bad breath is caused by the activities of bacteria that are naturally present in the mouth. There are many different species of bacteria living in our mouths and they normally do... Read >
Author: R. Drysdale23rd February 2006
Does this sound familiar to you? My dentist and hygienist mentioned that I had irritated gums as they cleaned my teeth. This is a symptom of gingivitis.
Gingivitis can be a stepping stone to major problems in the mouth and gum line. It can lead to peri... Read >
Author: David Snape21st February 2006
Most people think that bad breath is caused only by poor dental hygiene. However,chronic bad breath,a condition known as halitosis,can stem from various medical problems,dry mouth and even the Atkins diet.
If you have a consistent bad breath problem ... Read >
Author: Viktor Radcliff14th January 2006
The latest dieting craze has no doubt been the low carb high protein diets. Those of you on Atkins diet, South Beach diet etc will no doubt have noticed a number of changes since you took up the diet. And no I'm not talking about the remarkable weight los... Read >
Author: Andrea Simpson24th December 2005
One of the unfortunate things about bad breath is that we may not know we have bad breath until we speak. By this stage, we will have engaged in a social or business situation where we may cause people to recoil from us - even if subconsciously - at the v... Read >
Author: Rebecca Prescott24th December 2005
Bad breath simply comes and goes for some people. Perhaps we only wake up with bad breath in the morning. Or eating certain foods, like onion or pizza. These are more obvious triggers for bad breath. But the bacteria that release the volatile sulfur compo... Read >
Author: Rebecca Prescott01st September 2005
FACT: Just about EVERYONE has morning breath to one degree or another.
STATISTICS ON MORNING BREATH, WHERE DO YOU FIT?
Approximately 35% of the world's population has a chronic, noticeable breath condition which usually leads them to seek help from ... Read >
Author: Samora Jinqua31st August 2005
PART I: THE SCIENCE OF HALITOSIS AND BACTERIA IN YOUR MOUTH
Halitosis, also more commonly known as bad breath, is caused by anaerobic producing bacteria which normally live WITHIN the surface of the tongue and in the throat. These bacteria are supposed... Read >
Author: Samora Jinqua27th August 2005
Tonsil stones can create a condition known as Halitosis, which is a stubborn bad breath and taste disorder many people suffer from.
Tonsil stones, also called tonsilloliths, are those nasty whitish/yellow colored, foul-smelling, lumps on your tonsils.... Read >
Author: Samora Jinqua26th August 2005
Did you know that there are specific foods that may lead to bad breath? This is because of volatile sulfur compounds - the culprit in causing bad breath!
For example, if food sits out too long it will spoil. That spoiling action is due to anaerobic bac... Read >
Author: Samora Jinqua22nd August 2005
Bad Breath is very closely related to post nasal drip , excess mucus, sinus problems, your tonsils, and
tonsiloliths.
The bacteria which cause bad breath and sour/bitter/metallic tastes are anaerobic, meaning they live without oxygen. Their goal in li... Read >
Author: Samora Jinqua22nd August 2005
One weekend you get together with friends for dinner at a delectable restaurant that serves cheese fondue, and you have a martini to cap it off. You want to make sure you have fresh breath, so after dinner you pop in an Altoids or other similar breath min... Read >
Author: Samora Jinqua
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