No smoking. The snuff causes bad breath and is the leading preventable risk factor for disease.

It also causes bad breath alcohol consumption. If you must drink it in moderation and, if possible, with food involved. Also we must reduce consumption of sugars and sweets.

Consume fat in moderation. In people with delayed stomach emptying can occur and volatile fatty acids, and promote bad breath. There are foods potentially encouraging the halitosis, such as garlic or onions.

There remain many hours without eating. We recommend taking an apple between meals. It is important to increase consumption of raw vegetables that help protect gums.

It should also be drinking oxygenated water to keep the mouth as chewing a piece of lemon with peel, for a couple of minutes after meals. Tablets and chewing gum with mint (and always without sugar) are also a help.

In boys

Halitosis is a common problem in children. Generally attributed to poor hygiene of the mouth and its teeth. Not be trivialized because it can be notice of any organic disorder. These can be conditions such as stomatitis, gingivitis, pharyngitis, rhinitis or sinusitis.

If a young child has bad breath, and healthy until they perceive that odor, should perhaps consider the possibility that it has introduced a foreign body in his nostrils. If so we should not remove it. In an attempt might be made even more. Take your child to the doctor is advisable.

If this is not the case, the root of the problem lies in an inadequate oral hygiene. A visit to the dentist can check. If dental examination rule changes or poor oral hygiene, you should consult your pediatrician.

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Halitosis may indicate disease, the mouth is a breeding ground for bacteria. So look through your toilet hygiene and dietary habits is essential.

Halitosis is bad breath from the mouth, unpleasant smell. It is a problem that intensifies with stress, sinus disorders, mouth sores, cavities, gum infections and the snuff. It may even be a result of excessive dryness in the mouth. It has been said that bad breath can be caused by the gases absorbed from the intestine and released through the lungs.

But generally, the source of bad breath is usually in an overabundance of bacteria producing volatile compounds sulfated, very offensive. In many cases, the culprits are the millions of bacteria that live in the mouth. They induce the formation of plaque, a sticky film of material with bacteria that forms on the tooth.

The lack of dental hygiene, bad fillings and crowns and dentures can influence and increase the risk of creating bacterial plaque. These bacteria grow on carbohydrates and proteins in the mouth that comes from the diet. Acids and produce a substance known as volatile sulfated compounds (VSC).

Types of bad breath

Sometimes the type of odor is a symptom of very specific problems.

For example, the “rotting smell” may indicate tooth decay, gum disease or sinusitis.

A “fruity smell” could be a symptom of diabetes mellitus.

The “smell of cheese” in a child often warn of the presence of a foreign body in your nose.

A smell of urine can be a symptom of renal failure.

Other causes of bad breath include medical conditions or chemical origin. For example, liver dysfunction, pulmonary disease and respiratory disease (lung infections).

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Discuss dental health problems do not apart from it own dental hygiene, dental health if disturbed, of bad breath (halitosis) would be detected by people around us, on the other hand, if bad breath does not necessarily smell that smell came from the teeth. But whatever the cause we need to do is to try to eliminate the smell of our breathing, the way he is:

• Brushing your teeth after eating, before sleeping and after getting out   of  bed, make sure that the dental hygiene maintained.

• Cleaning the tongue surface by brush. Try as often as you drink mineral water.

• Avoid drinking coffee because it will aggravate the situation.

• Stop bad habits of smoking, because cigarette smell and toxins will always stay.

• Check with your dentist

• There is an infection in the oral cavity, sprue, porous or perforated teeth, swollen gums, tartar or calculus.

• The tongue inflamed, could be due to lack of vitamins, the tongue being bitten.