raja B asked:
No offense intended!! Japanese people are very clean and hygienic. But when it comes to teeth, the quality of Japanese teeth(and oral hygiene) is quite poor(that’s just my observation). What is your observation and experience?
Do most Japanese people suffer from Bad Breath?
i think it is nothing compared to brazillians.most of them did not brush their teeth,did not visit the dentist regularly.it conclusion they have a very poor dental record and bad breath.
Anybody can have bad teeth and/or oral hygiene. It’s not a matter of race. There is no study(ies) to indicate a relationship linking any race to poor oral hygiene. It’s merely a matter of properly exercising oral care. Plain and simple.
BAD BREATH never chooses its prey!. It is a serious social problem for many people regardless of AGE, RACE 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.