Although some may
think that proper oral hygiene is enough for breath to always be fresh and
minty, different medical conditions can also cause foul smelling breath. For
example, having a bad case of dry mouth can lead for your breath to smell like
it could wilt about a thousand roses. Saliva is a vital component in keeping
the mouth healthy. Bacteria are an ever present substance in your mouth. Even
if you do brush your teeth every after meal, bacteria still form and
proliferate inside your mouth. Breathing through your mouth is just one of the
more simple causes of dry mouth.
Some of the symptoms
include a sticky feeling inside the mouth, cracked lips, dryness in the throat,
difficulty with chewing and swallowing, and of course bad breath. Treatment for
dry mouth and some of its symptoms can be found in a book called Bad Breath
Bible.
Desperate to find bad
breath cures? Jeff Ray is a bad breath expert and the director of Bad--Breath.net.
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