Abdulhadi A asked:
I have really bad breath, and its not from anything i eat. I dont know what i’m doing that’s causing the bad breath. I always brush my teeth and most of the time use mouth wash afterwards. I have been suffering from bad breath for about 2 years. NEED HELP!!!
And im 12 years old by the way.
go to the dentist you propably have some rotten teeth that you dont even know about
Maybe you should go to the dentist you might have a problem, that they can fix for u because if u brush and rinse regularly that those are signs of another problem
brush your teeth
have your teeth check if their is no rotten teeth try flossing sometimes food gets stuck between our teeths that causes bacteria to build up and bad breath also try burshing your tough with your toothbrush
I have bad breath also, mine is from smoking.
Every day before I shower, I brush my teeth then take a small amount of Hydrogen Peroxide in my mouth and swirl/gargle it while I wash…about a minute or so, and it really cuts down on the problem.
go to the dentist
horrible breath can be caused by a various factors. bad breath can be caused by gum disease, dirty mouth, dry mouth, eating a garlicky meal, sinusitis and stomach related problems and anaerobic bacteria in the mouth. whatever your bad breath issue is, it is best to seek the help of a dentist to be able to determine your bad breath cause. after you and your dental expert have found out the cause of your smelly breath, he can now give you the right treatment for it. but try to really make it a habit to brush and floss teeth properly and carefully for this can be a great help in battling bacteria in the mouth that cause bad breath. keeping the mouth hydrated and salivated will be really helpful, the thing is to keep drinking adequate amount of water. for more tips about bad breath cure visit
With the many causes or sources of bad breath, it may be best to consult your dentist regarding your case. If you are sure of your oral hygiene, then perhaps your bad breath issues are not from your mouth but may indicate a more important health risk that you should treat immediately.
Gargle a cup of lukewarm water mixed with salt or half a lemon juice.This is best done before going to bed. Chew parsley leaves,which are sure to keep your breath fresh. Put a few drops of tea tree oil on your toothbrush top it with toothpaste, and then brush your teeth. More useful remedies at
Hi Abdulhadi,
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