Nov
09
My 3 year old has really bad breath. She brushes 3 to 4 times each day?
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erinjl123456 asked:
She brushes twice at home… morning and night. Then at school twice as well. How do we get rid of the bad horrible breath?
She eats a good healthy diet as the rest of the family does. Her last dentist visit all her teeth were healthy. Shes due in September for her next appoinment with the dentist. We use Childrens Colgate Junior toothpaste.
Rapid Cure for Bad Breath
She brushes twice at home… morning and night. Then at school twice as well. How do we get rid of the bad horrible breath?
She eats a good healthy diet as the rest of the family does. Her last dentist visit all her teeth were healthy. Shes due in September for her next appoinment with the dentist. We use Childrens Colgate Junior toothpaste.
Rapid Cure for Bad Breath
November 9th, 2008 at 12:26 pm
make a trip to the dentist, maybe she has a cavity….or sometimes it can even be due to a condition other than cavities…………..3yr olds probably shouldn.t have really bad breath………..
November 10th, 2008 at 12:49 am
She doesnt need to brush her teeth that much it will take the enamel off and she’ll be in a lot of pain. She may have gingervitus, take her to the dentist. Chewing on clove sticks helps
November 11th, 2008 at 10:37 pm
Um.. Ok theres three possible ways.
1st- Give her LOADS OF Mints .. I mean like a whole bag full of mints.. no joke.! My friend does it
2nd – Go see a dentist. or doctor just incase of no infection
3rd – Only brush at least 3 times not 4 cause i think thats what is making it smell worse the amount of times
But Good Luck
November 14th, 2008 at 3:22 am
I would take her to a family physician as well. Perhaps the bad breath/smell comes from her stomach, you never know. Especially if she is brushing so much.
I hope she gets better.
November 15th, 2008 at 7:55 am
Her problem may not be with her teeth. take her to your doctor and let him examine her. There are other causes for bad breath than just teeth!!
November 16th, 2008 at 1:21 am
dont let her brush her teeth that often a good toothpaste will last 12 hours even kids ones, do you brush her tongue as well cos thats more likely the cause rather than teeth, teeth only make up 20% of the mouth or summat like that. she may have a slight gastric problem like too much acid even though she eats healthily.
November 18th, 2008 at 11:34 pm
she could be a bit dehydrated. this ofte causes bad breath.
November 19th, 2008 at 1:12 pm
I’ve had this problem since I was 10. I’m 23 now and still have the problem. It ruins EVERY part of your life so please try your best to help your child solve this issue or else she’ll grow up miserable like me.
I have great oral practices but I still suffer. I wish you all the best. Life is horrible with this problem.
November 20th, 2008 at 7:16 pm
people may have bad breath out of different reasons. bad breath cause maybe from a dirty mouth, lack of oral care, gum disease, cavities, dry mouth, medications, smoking, eating garlicky meal or health diseases like stomach related diseases.
depending on the cause of it bad breath care and treatments may be sought properly. the best move that you should do is to be able to know the exact cause of your horrible breath. you can ask the help of your dentist.
keeping an eye to proper oral hygiene and practicing oral habits properly can be very helpful in eliminating bad bacteria in the mouth which causes bad breath. water is of great importance in keeping the mouth hydrated, salivated for it keeps bad bacteria in control.
you can also avoid meals that can cause bad breath. the use of an all natural oral care treatments can be helpful in washing away bad bacteria in the mouth. and if all commonsense measures does no good, it is better that you seek the help of a doctor, for you might have stomach related illness that causes a foul breath.
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November 23rd, 2008 at 4:56 am
Bad breath is a serious social problem for many people regardless of age and status in life. To combat bad breath you must first know what causes bad breath. It starts up from bad cavity. Brushing the teeth to remove plaque and tartar helps, as does treating canker sores that may appear on the gums and taking other steps to maintain good oral hygiene. Unless bad breath is kept under control by tooth brushing and flossing and where necessary, the use of antibacterial products at the condition will recur.