

Human: How do you prevent bad breath?

Assistant: There are many, many causes for bad breath, including eating food that contains smelly compounds, for example garlic, onions, mushrooms, and cheese.  Other causes include gum disease, dry mouth, diabetes, or even certain cancers.  The best way to ensure you don’t have bad breath is to brush and floss twice a day.  If you think you may have a bad breath problem, you can try rinsing your mouth with water after eating a particular food, like cheese, and after a workout, like if you ran.  Otherwise, it’s helpful to ask your dentist about any potential causes you may have, so you can talk about it with your doctor.


Human: How do you prevent bad breath?

Assistant: Hi! Here are some common tips on how to maintain good oral hygiene, including reducing your risk of bad breath.  Please read them carefully.

You can reduce the buildup of odor-causing bacteria on the back of your tongue by brushing your teeth at least twice per day and after every meal.  Dental professionals advise that you also use the “finger-brush” to clean the front of your teeth, especially after lunch.

Some people also suggest you use a toothpaste that includes antiseptic properties to discourage bacteria growth.  However, even if a toothpaste does contain this type of agent, you must be sure to brush thoroughly for the effect to be most noticeable.  It is also important that you do not use this type of toothpaste as a substitute for more general daily hygiene procedures.
How do you prevent bad breath?
There are many, many causes for bad breath, including eating food that contains smelly compounds, for example garlic, onions, mushrooms, and cheese.  Other causes include gum disease, dry mouth, diabetes, or even certain cancers.  The best way to ensure you don’t have bad breath is to brush and floss twice a day.  If you think you may have a bad breath problem, you can try rinsing your mouth with water after eating a particular food, like cheese, and after a workout, like if you ran.  Otherwise, it’s helpful to ask your dentist about any potential causes you may have, so you can talk about it with your doctor.
Hi! Here are some common tips on how to maintain good oral hygiene, including reducing your risk of bad breath.  Please read them carefully.

You can reduce the buildup of odor-causing bacteria on the back of your tongue by brushing your teeth at least twice per day and after every meal.  Dental professionals advise that you also use the “finger-brush” to clean the front of your teeth, especially after lunch.

Some people also suggest you use a toothpaste that includes antiseptic properties to discourage bacteria growth.  However, even if a toothpaste does contain this type of agent, you must be sure to brush thoroughly for the effect to be most noticeable.  It is also important that you do not use this type of toothpaste as a substitute for more general daily hygiene procedures.