Halitosis
Un estudio desarrollado junto con la Universidad de Michigan revela que la lengua es uno de los lugares preferidos por las bacterias para desarrollarse, causando en el proceso algunas molestias.
It is a quick, simple and extremely inexpensive practice (all you need is a $7 tongue cleaner!) that reaps many benefits. I call tongue scraping the "unsung hero of oral health."
WHAT'S HAPPENING
WHAT'S HAPPENING
I've been away from blogging for a few months because I've been on an important quest -- to help get rid of bad breath once and for all. And I want to tell you a little about what I found in my journeys.
There are many different causes of bad breath, and each of them can produce their own, unique form of oral odor. It's important to know what all of these things are so you can avoid them or take the proper steps to combat them.
Just because there's no food that can fight bad breath doesn't mean that natural extracts from plants won't be able to improve your dental health.
We tell these children to speak up and ask questions -- but what if a teacher's answers contain a dizzying dose of sulfur? You want higher standards for teachers -- how about starting with our breath?
At breath clinics across the nation, halitosis professionals like me are constantly fielding questions about oral odor. Take a look at some bad breath FAQs that made the news in the past month.