Myths about Halitosis Bad Breath
Title:
Myths about Halitosis, Bad Breath
Word Count:
564
Summary:
The 10 most common myths about bad breath and halitosis are explained by Dr. Anthony Dailley i
Keywords:
bad breath, halitosis, cause of bad breath, bad breath cure, halitosis remedy, chronic halitos
Article Body:
Until recently, most treatments have been generally unsuccessful in resolving bad breath condi
Serious, persistent, chronic bad breath is now very much treatable.
Unfortunately there are m
Here are the most common myths:
1.
Halitosis comes from the stomach.
Only in extremely rare cases does this occur. Cleansing the intestines offers no benefits in t
2.
Halitosis comes from the lungs.
Only rarely does this occur and can be a manifestation of a serious disease.
3.
Halitosis is a hereditary problem.
This is absolutely not true. Certain conditions that can contribute to a bad breath condition
4.
Mouth washes and breath mints can help a breath problem.
This is not true. They only mask the problem for a few short minutes at best. Alcohol based mo
5.
Internal breath fresheners can help my problem.
These do absolutely nothing for a chronic halitosis condition.
6.
Brushing my teeth more will help eliminate my breath condition.
This is also not true. Excessive brushing can dry one´s mouth, thus increasing the halitosis p
7.
Halitosis is caused by foods.
Foods such as onions, garlic, or cauliflower can induce certain odors but these are only trans
8.
There is no treatment for halitosis.
This is absolutely not true as we have been 99% effective with thousands of patients at the Ce
9.
Probiotics can help in eliminating my bad breath.
There is no scientific evidence to support the benefits of probiotics in the treatment of hali
10.
I have heard that the bacteria H. Pylori causes halitosis. Is this true?
This is absolutely false. H. Pylori is a common cause of peptic ulcers and when patients have
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Myths about Halitosis, Bad Breath
Word Count:
564
Summary:
The 10 most common myths about bad breath and halitosis are explained by Dr. Anthony Dailley i
Keywords:
bad breath, halitosis, cause of bad breath, bad breath cure, halitosis remedy, chronic halitos
Article Body:
Until recently, most treatments have been generally unsuccessful in resolving bad breath condi
Serious, persistent, chronic bad breath is now very much treatable.
Unfortunately there are m
Here are the most common myths:
1.
Halitosis comes from the stomach.
Only in extremely rare cases does this occur. Cleansing the intestines offers no benefits in t
2.
Halitosis comes from the lungs.
Only rarely does this occur and can be a manifestation of a serious disease.
3.
Halitosis is a hereditary problem.
This is absolutely not true. Certain conditions that can contribute to a bad breath condition
4.
Mouth washes and breath mints can help a breath problem.
This is not true. They only mask the problem for a few short minutes at best. Alcohol based mo
5.
Internal breath fresheners can help my problem.
These do absolutely nothing for a chronic halitosis condition.
6.
Brushing my teeth more will help eliminate my breath condition.
This is also not true. Excessive brushing can dry one´s mouth, thus increasing the halitosis p
7.
Halitosis is caused by foods.
Foods such as onions, garlic, or cauliflower can induce certain odors but these are only trans
8.
There is no treatment for halitosis.
This is absolutely not true as we have been 99% effective with thousands of patients at the Ce
9.
Probiotics can help in eliminating my bad breath.
There is no scientific evidence to support the benefits of probiotics in the treatment of hali
10.
I have heard that the bacteria H. Pylori causes halitosis. Is this true?
This is absolutely false. H. Pylori is a common cause of peptic ulcers and when patients have
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