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Bad breath symptoms and signs

By Kingsley Jones


Bad breath is usually triggered by the oral micro organisms that are gathered in mouth over time. The typical bad breath signs and symptoms include dry mouth, metallic/bitter/bitter tastes in mouth, post sinus drainage, white colored nodules on tonsils etc. Some dental flossing and brushing methods won't work for you.

The yellow and white material on tongue is because of bacteria and nasal mucous, you'll notice larger amount of micro organisms or bacteria at end of tongue. The elimination of this white stuff will not cure bad breath. You should find the reasons that are responsible for bacteria. An anaerobic bacterium is the cause of bad breath may be located inside the mouth and in saliva. Lick the hand and let the saliva dry, after few seconds smell the hand, if your hand smell bad then you're suffering from bad breath.

The bacterial production will be faster in dry mouth. Xerostomia or Chronic dry mouth causes different changes in mouth. The saliva contains great amount of bacteria that will evaporate in the air. If you smell the dry saliva from a reasonable distance then you need to take actions quickly. The dryness of your mouth changes PH or mouth and increases the production of sulfuric acid compounds. The dry mouth usually results in bitter or metallic tastes in mouth.

People experiencing bad breath may possibly feeling bad tastes in their mouths. Usually these folks experience metallic, bitter and sour tastes. These tastes are typically brought on due to the leakage from sinus, trickling dental restorations, dry mouth settings and sure verbal micro organism. The decrease of saliva will also lead to bad breath therefore; a person should drink plenty of water. Drinking water will stop the antibacterial growth in mouth. And develop unpleasant environment for microbe growth.

Post nasal drainage is a result of allergies and sinus conditions. Its are thick mucous that usually drips in posterior area of throat from sinus regions. This results in frequent clearing of throat. Even a mild form of allergy can result in drainage of mucous. Mucous normally contains big amount of protein and bacteria from sinus. These proteins usually break down and form amino acids. This is an ingredient for production of anaerobic bacteria.

Other symptoms and signs of bad breath are white nodules, which drops from tonsils. Most people do not comprehend about these indications because these are normally swallowed by individuals unknowingly. After noticing smell of nodules, most people assume that these are the major source of bad breath.




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Blogger Unknown said...

Remember, if you have dry mouth, you need to be extra careful to keep your teeth healthy. Make sure you:

1.Gently brush your teeth at least twice a day.
2.Floss your teeth every day.
3.Use toothpaste with fluoride in it. Most toothpastes sold at grocery and drug stores have fluoride in them.
4.Avoid sticky, sugary foods. If you do eat them, brush immediately afterwards.
5.Visit your dentist for a check-up at least twice a year. Your dentist might also suggest you use a prescription-strength fluoride gel (which is like a toothpaste) to help prevent dental decay.
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