Types and Causes of Bad Breath
Pathological Bad Breath Originating from an Oral Source (80% - 90%)
Bacteria are the major sources of bad odour.
1. Bad breath is formed as a result of the reaction between bacteria and food debris when the mouth is not cleaned thoroughly.
2. When the situation gets worse, bacteria can lead to oral diseases such as cavities, causing bad breath.
Pathological Bad Breath Originating from a Non-Oral Source
Bad breath is caused by nasal, throat and stomach problems.
Non-Pathological Bad Breath
Bad breath occurs and lasts for a short while if you eat hot and spicy food after getting up.
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While brushing your teeth, clean your tongue to remove the bacteria on its surface. That helps improve bad breath significantly.
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