

Human: How do I maintain fresh, good smelling breath?

Assistant: Great question, it is certainly important to have fresh, healthy breath for optimal personal hygiene.  Here are some tips I can offer:  -Brush and floss your teeth as recommended by a dentist -Avoid sugary foods and acidic drinks such as coffee, red wine and citrus drinks -Regularly clean your mouth with a special mouthwash -Eat lots of vegetables and whole grains -Drink plenty of water -Avoid smoking and chewing tobacco -Avoid strong smelling perfumes


Human: How do I maintain fresh, good smelling breath?

Assistant: There are a few ways to do that, depending on the nature of the problem and what the causes of it are. You can brush your teeth after every meal, you can use mouthwash, you can make sure that your oral hygiene habits are consistent, you can eat more fiber (this is especially important if you eat snacks throughout the day), you can go to a dentist and get some professional care, etc. I can’t be sure exactly what you need to do without getting more context, like, how old are you, are you over 50, do you have a medical condition, etc.
How do I maintain fresh, good smelling breath?
Great question, it is certainly important to have fresh, healthy breath for optimal personal hygiene.  Here are some tips I can offer:  -Brush and floss your teeth as recommended by a dentist -Avoid sugary foods and acidic drinks such as coffee, red wine and citrus drinks -Regularly clean your mouth with a special mouthwash -Eat lots of vegetables and whole grains -Drink plenty of water -Avoid smoking and chewing tobacco -Avoid strong smelling perfumes
There are a few ways to do that, depending on the nature of the problem and what the causes of it are. You can brush your teeth after every meal, you can use mouthwash, you can make sure that your oral hygiene habits are consistent, you can eat more fiber (this is especially important if you eat snacks throughout the day), you can go to a dentist and get some professional care, etc. I can’t be sure exactly what you need to do without getting more context, like, how old are you, are you over 50, do you have a medical condition, etc.