Simple Steps for Fresh Breath This Holiday Season

How to help bad breath - follow these simple steps.Suffering from bad breath? You’re not alone. According to WebMD, millions of Americans suffer from bad breath (halitosis). And, it’s no surprise that bad breath can affect your social and business life, and leave you more self-conscious and prone to embarrassment. That’s not what you want during the holiday season!

But, the good news is that you can minimize and reduce bad breath very easily. Here’s how to help bad breath and be ready for the holiday season:

  1. Brush and Floss More Frequently
    Bad breath is caused by plaque build up as well as the bacteria on your teeth, primarily due to food lingering between your teeth. Simply brushing and flossing more often will help to remove any food and accordingly help reduce bad breath. Go easy, though – brushing too much can erode your teeth’s enamel making them more vulnerable to decay.
  2. Scrape Your Tongue
    As a normal part of mouth chemistry, there is a coating that normally forms on the top of your tongue. And this coating can harbor gross smelling bacteria (yuck). The easiest way to eliminate this unwanted nastiness is by using a tongue scraper. You can also brush your tongue with a tooth brush to as a remedy; however, the scraper is better suited to reaching the back of your tongue.
  3. Use Mouth Wash
    A final step to minimize your bad breath is to rinse with an antibacterial mouthwash. Also, consider getting into the habit of washing out your mouth with plain water after each meal. The goal of rinsing is to rid your mouth of any lingering food.

Follow These Steps Daily – You’ll Be Ready for the Holidays

If you have questions about how to help bad breath, call the office David K. Buran Dentistry today. We are the local dentist that has been serving Powder Springs, and now Acworth, for more than 25 years! Call today to schedule your appointment!

 

David K. Buran, DMD – (770) 943-0701

Your dentist in Acworth - David K Buran.

Just off Cedar Crest Rd- click for directions – 85 Golf Crest Dr #105, Acworth, GA 30101

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