Bad Breath
Persistent bad breath is usually treatable — often linked to gum health, dry mouth, or diet. A hygiene check can identify the cause.
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Bad breath is usually treatable.
Occasional bad breath after a strong meal or morning dryness is normal. Persistent bad breath, however, usually points to a dental or oral health issue that can be fixed once it's identified.
Gum disease, plaque build-up, dry mouth and even some sinus or digestive problems can all contribute. A hygiene visit gives us the chance to find the cause and put together a simple, effective plan.
Obvious. And often painful.
The signs vary, but most people notice one or more of these:
- 01A persistent unpleasant taste
- 02Breath that doesn't improve with brushing
- 03A coated-looking tongue
- 04Dry mouth alongside the odour
Where it comes from.
The most common culprits:
Don't wait it out.
Speak to your our practice dentist if you're experiencing any of the following — book an appointment as soon as you can:
- —Bad breath that persists despite good oral hygiene
- —Breath odour alongside bleeding gums
- —Dry mouth most of the day
- —No improvement after a hygiene visit
In discomfort right now?
Sugar-free gum and staying hydrated can help in the short term, but persistent bad breath is worth investigating properly.
A plan, not a quick fix.
We'll check for gum disease, decay, and dry mouth first, since these are the most common treatable causes.
