Tuesday, November 28, 2006

Babies do have bad breath

Bad breath not only occurs in adults but sometimes babies do have bad breath. Bad breath in babies always happen when the baby is sleeping. The mouth of the baby is in a relaxing and motionless times where there is a decreased in saliva. This is when the bacteria in the baby mouth have the changes to increase undisturbed and will produce unpleasant odor that cause bad breath in the baby.

You can treat the baby with a clean soft cloth and cleansing the mouth before putting the baby to sleep. If this problem is not the result of causing bad breath
in the baby, check whether it is the blanket, cloth or other object that the baby like to suck in the mouth as this will decreased saliva and cause oral bacteria, might leaded to bad breath. Wash and replace the items oftenly in order for the baby to give up the sucking habits as baby are habit to the old smell if change regularlyit will stop sucking.

If solving is still the problem then take her to your family doctor for a check up as your doctor will look to the sign of throat or thrush infection.

Sunday, November 12, 2006

Ways to cures bad breath

Bad breath is cause by food bacteria inside our mouse. Bad tooth is also another reason for causing bad breath as well for our tongue if we dont't wash our mouth after eating it can carry disgusting odor. There are many ways to get rid of bad breath.

Always wash your mouth after each meals and brush your teeth and wash your mouth with 4 or 5 times of water when you wake up in the morning and going to sleep at night.

Chewing on special sugar-free gum, that gives more saliva in your mouth that can reduce bad bacteria that cause bad breath.

Smoking and dinking many glass of alcohol also cause your mouth to dried up as dry mouth cause bad breath faster.

Bad breath is also a cause from lack of personal hygiene.


If you know that you have bad breath, and finds that you have try many ways to get rid of bad breath and not sucessful, it is time you should consult your doctor or your physician.