TheraBreath, Fresh Breath Oral Rinse, Mild Mint Flavor, 3 fl oz (88.7 ml)

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If your tongue has a white coating: you can invest in a tongue scraper or brush your tongue after cleaning your teeth. However, not everybody has a naturally pink or red tongue. Having a slightly white tongue is normal and not necessarily where your bad breath is coming from. You should ask your dentist why your tongue is this colour and if it is normal as well as treatment options.

Halitophobia: If the trusted person you have asked says that you don’t have bad breath but you don’t believe them it is likely you are actually suffering from halitophobia. I think a lot of the people in this forum are actually suffering from this condition as lots of the posts contain information which is very paranoid and showing high levels of anxiety. Obsessively analysing facial expressions, mask moving and hand gestures will not tell you if you have bad breath or not. People naturally touch their faces alot! I also don’t think the theory on this forum that close family members can’t smell you bad breath but everyone else can is true because I guarantee you have thought one of your family members has smelt (body odour or breath odour) from time to time! I would recommend googling this regardless of whether you have been told you have bad breath or not, if you are struggling with high levels of anxiety surrounding bad breath. As you can see from the chart below - almost all commercially available mouthwashes have a highly 'acidic' environment. The Moral of the Story: Use a non-acidic mouthwash, like one of our dentist-formulated TheraBreath Oral Rinses. Various Commercial Mouthwashes After reading through numerous posts about bad breath (bb) on here, I have decided to provide a simple guide for people who believe they are struggling with this problem. I am not a medical professional this is research I found online and through my own experiences, always see a professional

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Key Ingredients: If fighting cavities is your number one concern you'll want to look for xylitol or sodium fluoride. Sodium fluoride can also help prevent tooth decay and white spots which may be an early sign of tooth decay.

Before I begin, I would just like to say that having this problem is not something that should control your life! I have read posts where people have said they are suicidal from this problem and have become extremely socially anxious and isolated. Like any other ailment or illness this is something which should not be seen as embarrassing but instead as something which needs to be treated using rational and safe approaches. I really do hope that this guide helps you :) If you don’t know the cause of the bad breath or have found tonsil stones or post nasal drip you need to go. If your bad breath is not leaving and is not caused by oral hygiene you also need to go to the doctor.

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CONCLUSION: Based on the study in situ, it is recommended that low pH mouthrinses should not be considered for long term or continuous use and never as pre-brushing rinses. In view of the plaque inhibitory efficacy of ASC, short- to medium-term applications similar to those of chlorhexidine would be envisaged. Can you imagine rinsing and gargling with vinegar? I don't even have to tell you what that would taste like, but think for a second what it can do to your teeth! This is a medical condition which causes indigestion and often heartburn. You can get acid reflux as well as silent reflux - I would recommend bringing this up with your doctor. First I would recommend getting a flashlight and a mirror and having a look around your mouth for any signs that something is obviously wrong such as large amounts of redness or a very coated tongue (your dentist should have spotted if something was wrong but just in case!)

If the doctor is unsure what is causing your bad breath ask to be referred to a specialist or another doctor. Dripping mucous or bunged up nose: this is a sign of post nasal drip which can be treated using medications from the pharmacy. If this persists you should see a doctor (even if the bad breath goes away). The enamel on your teeth is one of the hardest substances that your body can produce. However, acid is one of the most corrosive substances in nature. The study shown below discovered that rinsing your mouth with a mouthwash that contains a high concentration of acid causes a drastic increase in enamel loss. For whitening, look for mouthwashes that contain hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide among the active ingredients.Have a look at your tonsils (if you still have them) and see if there are any small white dots on them Food you are eating such as garlic or very spicy/ smelly foods which you can easily cut out of your diet if it bothers you. Also, enamel loss has a direct correlation to sensitivity in teeth - people with less enamel complained of much greater sensitivity in their teeth to hot and cold.