bburgandy asked:
He is a dental tech so he is very cleanly. He brushes constantly, his tongue too. (Uses rinses too). But a few mins after brushing it’s bad again.
We have tried mint teas, chloropyll drops and tablets but nothing has worked. Any other ideas that have worked for you or someone u know?? It could be stress, his sinus, and he eats ALOT of hot sauce and won’t quit. Help!
Your husband should see a doctor. His problem does not originate in his mouth, but in his gastrointestinal system. There are several medical conditions that can cause this symptom. Some of them are serious diseases, so he needs to get this checked out soon.
ticktacks, always have a packet of mints with him or listerine!
He needs to be checked by the oral dentist ASAP.
Consult an orthodontist.
their are tabets called extra it will help!
goodluck!!!!
If you mix bleach and amonia together that usually clears stuff right up
Chloraphil tablets(I know, I know..it’s spelled wrong..lol)
What kind of dental tech? lab-worker, hygenist, assistant? Just because he works in the profession, doesnt necessarilly mean that his personal dental care is above reproach. Does he smoke? if so, he needs to stop. does he floss? he could have build-up below the gumline. when did he have his teeth cleaned last? he may need a “deep cleaning” below the gumline. Several of my family members are in the dental industry and you’d be surprised at some of the mouths of people they work with. You’d think dental office workers would have the perfect mouth/smile. not always the case.
what is his diet like? some foods may chemically react with his body make-up. definitlely remove things like garlic & onions. Try removing other things one at a time and see if any of them make a difference. one other thing to try is to rinse with a capfull of Hydrogen Peroxide for about 5 minutes. He can do this while he showers. It kills bacteria that causes bad breath and IS safe, just read the bottle.
Good luck
Honestly:
1. stop smoking.
2. Drink lots of water.
3. Exercise.
4. Eat more vegetables
5. eat less heavy foods
I agree with Perplexed. Do not take this lightly, your hubby’s health is at stake here.
does he floss too? He might have periodontal disease, which is a disease of the gums (he should know). Brushing is good but doesn’t get in between the teeth which is where food gets stuck, bacteria eats away producing toxins which irritate gums causing decay. Try this out: floss, then brush, then use a fluoride mouth rinse morning and night after eating. And make sure he doesn;t eat anything after he does it at night. Two weeks of sticking to this and he should start seeing some improvements…
go to the doctors it could be a sign of something happening inside his body.
i think that this is because of germs in the stomach.so it is advisable to do any one of the following:
1. goggle the mouth liquid neem available in the market ( twice a day)
2.if possible take MINT LEAVES with regular meals.
3. further it is good to limit the consumption of hot sauce
You will find a little good in many of the answers above. The gist is that the trouble is most likely gastrointestinal. He has to see a physician or a homeopath.
I suspect he isn’t doing a thorough job of cleaning his mouth
Try food combining!
Different kinds of foods require different body chemicals to dissolve them.
Some of these chemicals nuetralize each other, causing the eaten food to putrify in the stomach. Bad breath is a sign of poor digestion.
Ever thought that maybe the bad breath is coming from his stomach and not from his mouth. Give him some liquorish to eat. That helps the digestive system in the stomach. Not the candy the liquorish tablet, get it from the health food store.
MINTS AND GO TO THE DOCTOR
GIRL , THERE IS NO CURE FOR THAT,(BAD BREATH) I HAD A MAN WITH BAD BREATH, AND I’LL TELL YOU THERE IS NOT THAT MUCH LOVE IN THE WORLD, I HAD TO LEAVE HIM CUZ HIS BREATH WAS KICKING LIKE BRUCE LEE!!!!!!!!!!
HE WAS SO GOOD LOOKING. BUT I’LL TELL YOU GIRL .I WOULD NOT KISS HIM .SO THINK ABOUT OTHER WAS TO STAY WITH HIM.CUZ GIRL I HAD TOO GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!
One of the answers is right on.. this could very well be a systemic problem. Some even suggest liver involvement.. Would be advisable to have him thoroughly checked out.
Tell him to stop eating meat for 30 days and eat a whole food diet meaning whole grains. No white foods like bread and milk and to drink 3 glasses of water one hour before each meal.
I got 2 words for you..Dehydration and Constipation.
SINUS PROBLEMS ARE USUALLY A BIG ISSUE WITH BAD BREATH—-AND I HAVE HEARD THAT OVER BRUSHING YOUR TEETH CAN CAUSE THIS TOO- SOUNDS CRAZY BUT I HAVE HEARD OF THAT ALOT