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Hallitosis

Posted By: Dave
Date: Thursday, September 8 2005, at 11:25 a.m.

In Response To: Halatosis (Dave)

The causes of hallitosis are varied and therefore so are the cures. However the simplest and easiest way to approach it is to simply practice good oral hygiene. In other words... 1. Brush your teeth regularly (preferably twice a day). 2. Floss. Very important to keep your teeth healthy as well as get rid of smelly things that grow between your teeth. 3. Brush/scrape your tongue. Ideally, you should get a tongue scraper and scrape your tongue everyday when you brush your teeth. It only takes a few seconds. Smelly tongue is probably the most common cause of smelly breath.

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Message: > The causes of hallitosis are varied and therefore so > are the cures. However the simplest and easiest way to > approach it is to simply practice good oral hygiene. > In other words... > 1. Brush your teeth regularly (preferably twice a > day). > 2. Floss. Very important to keep your teeth healthy as > well as get rid of smelly things that grow between > your teeth. > 3. Brush/scrape your tongue. Ideally, you should get a > tongue scraper and scrape your tongue everyday when > you brush your teeth. It only takes a few seconds. > Smelly tongue is probably the most common cause of > smelly breath.
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