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11:19 am
April 22, 2010

kimoy

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I brush my teeth before I sleep, but still my breath in the morning when I wake up it really smells bad? What should I do?

6:08 pm
April 22, 2010

JustSam

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posts 51

Do you brush your tongue and roof of your mouth and floss? Have you tried gargling with an antiseptic mouthwash? If you are doing these things, you might want to consult your doctor and make sure it's not actually a digestive issue or other health problem.

5:17 am
April 23, 2010

Schnitzel

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posts 43

Doesn't everyone have bad breath in the morning? I mean it even has a name of its own-morning breath! Certainly, everyone that I know has this, even my four year old child.

12:42 pm
April 23, 2010

Ben

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posts 44

I'm not sure you can do anything about morning breath. Just take the time to brush your teeth again after you get up.

11:08 pm
May 4, 2010

louiedon62

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posts 40

You should consume water and other beverages during normal waking hours which helps the saliva wash away food particles. With not food particles in your mouth, you don't have to worry about bad breath, due to decaying food in your mouth.

9:41 am
August 7, 2010

yellowmellow

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posts 21

I heard that yoghurt drink (with lactobacillus) can help cure halitosis but I'm not sure if it's true…

5:23 pm
August 10, 2010

Sookie

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posts 62

Yogurt with probiotics, like lactobacillus, my help if your bad breath is caused by an oral yeast infection. You should definitely floss and drink plenty of fluids since, like louiedon62 said, old food particles cause bad breath. Make sure to visit your doctor regularly and if you don't already, make sure to brush your teeth more than once a day- definitely in the morning and night, but
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3:54 am
August 13, 2010

unique

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posts 13

. kimoy said:

I brush my teeth before I sleep, but still my breath in the morning when I wake up it really smells bad? What should I do?

How about try using the new toothpastes now in the market specially
formulated for night time brushing.

They are supposed to keep
your breath fresh until morning. They
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12:37 pm
March 28, 2011

sohel2011

bolteprie

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posts 30

Some cats are stinkier then others but their could be a problem with him
. Try a few products yourself first they sell stuff that will make the
cats breath smell better then yours in almost all pet stores. If that
don't work after three weeks then take it to a vet.

7:24 pm
March 28, 2011

jaime

Chicago

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posts 128

sohel2011 said:

Some cats are stinkier then others but their could be a problem with him

. Try a few products yourself first they sell stuff that will make the

cats breath smell better then yours in almost all pet stores. If that

don't work after three weeks then take it to a vet.

What does your
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1:00 pm
May 2, 2011

neivindamin

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i also hav same prob. i hav talked to doc. he says either it ur mouth related prob. or dijestive related prob….

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6:39 am
May 4, 2011

Mindyou

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posts 29

Besides brushing your teeth, it's also advisable to clean your tongue using a tongue cleaner you can find easily on the market. Toothbrush wouldn't clean your tongue as well as it does.

7:12 am
May 4, 2011

judith

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posts 36

I too, do suffer bad breath in the morning after waking up.
Gargling a little mouthwash mixed in a glass of water, brushing and flossing
will help lessen bad breath.

10:37 am
May 4, 2011

HypoGirl

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posts 22

I thought everyone had bad breath in the morning! I brush my teeth, gums, and tongue every morning and night. I also floss and use Listerine at night before bed.

9:03 pm
May 4, 2011

samantha

Member

posts 23

I thought bad breath in the morning was normal, but I have found that if I use mouthwash before bed after brushing it helps my breath smell better ion the morning.

10:44 pm
May 10, 2011

NigelW

Member

posts 21

I agree about cleaning your tounge, besides brushing your teeth. Anyway, do you have a dental cavity? I read that one of the main causes of bad breath is dental cavities.

1:47 pm
May 15, 2011

HappyOrtho

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posts 32

I noticed a huge, positive difference in my breath after cleaning up my diet and adopting a more rigorous dental health routine. Instead of just brushing my teeth, I start out flossing. I then rinse with mouthwash before brushing my teeth/tongue etc. This seems to help significantly.

2:16 pm
May 15, 2011

Rayana

Member

posts 18

If you have any sort of cavity in your mouth it will probably effect yoru breath. If you haven't been to a dentist check up lately that might be a good idea. It makes sense, as the cavity is basically a part of your tooth rotting. A dentist can take care of it right away though!

9:24 am
September 2, 2011

Morgan Rogers

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Post edited 9:27 am – September 2, 2011 by Morgan Rogers

kimoy said:

I brush my teeth before I sleep, but still my breath in the morning when I wake up it really smells bad? What should I do?

Some home remedies listed below:

- Properly Brush your teeth, tongue & floss too. While brushing, gently sweep the top of your tongue, too, so that you don't leave food and
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5:47 am
October 22, 2011

ChrisGalang