Bad Breath Help
If you’re looking for bad breath help, please do not just run into a store and grab some mouth water. In fact, most of the things that people do to get rid of their smelly breath are actually counterproductive. Yes, they can help in the short-term. They might relieve bad breath temporarily. They might cover it up somehow.
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Take for example mouthwash. The American Dental Association advises against using any mouthwash that has a alcohol content of more than 25%. Alcohol is effective in killing bacteria – but it can also damage your oral tissues. When your oral tissues are weakend, you become prone to gingivitis and periodontal disease. Gingivitis means inflammation of the gums. And you know what’s one of the causes of bad breath? Inflamed gums! So, let’s look at that situation again:
1. You notice a bad breath problem, so you use a mouthwash.
2. That mouthwash gets rid of your bad breath, so you continue using it.
3. The more you use it, the higher your risk of getting gingivitis.
4. You end up with gingivitis or periodontal disease.
5. One of the things that happens when you have gingivitis or periodontal disease: you breath starts to smell bad (again). And this time, that mouthwash won’t help you out and your halitosis problem is worse than before.
What’s more – some research suggests that regular usage of a strong mouthwash can enhance your risk of ending up with oral cancer by 50%.
So my suggestion is: stay the f*ck away from this mouthwash stuff.
It’s estimated that about 90 million people suffer from chronic halitosis. So no wonder that mouthwash is being so heavily marketed and placed in the shelves of convenient stores. There’s a lot of money to be made with this stuff. But just because these companies make money with it, doesn’t mean that it’s good for you.
Cinnamon can actually be a good way to counter bad breath. Simply use it in your cooking, put some of it in your tea or other beverages that you drink. Or simply take a small piece in your mouth and suck on it like a candy. Cinnamon has properties that helps to fight the bad-breath causing bacteria.
Also, eating some vegetables every once in a while helps. You can simply slice up a carrot in the morning, put it in a ziplock back that you have with you during the day. And then, every once in a while, take out a piece and chew on it for a while. This helps to increase your saliva flow.
Most people know what “morning breath” smells like. It’s not pleasant. You know why? Because your mouth basically dries in the night time – it produces less saliva. But saliva is great to avoid bad breath, because it cleanses your tongue and your mouth and flushes residues away. However, if you have a dry mouth, then it can’t fulfill that function, and that often leads to bad breath. So keep that saliva flowing.
Want more bad breath help? Brush your tongue. You can imagine your tongue to be like a huge, thick carpet. There are many filaments and stuff can get caught up in it. The more stuff gets caught up in it, the worse your breath will smell. So when you brush your teeth, make sure you brush your tongue too.