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Home Remedy Topic: Bad Breath24 home remedy submissions for Bad Breath
| Submitted by sarah at 2010-02-12 23:38:21 from 24.255.111.131 |
first get baking soda and mix a little bit of water and brush ur teeth with it
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| Submitted at 2009-12-25 02:43:45 from 72.189.194.29 |
If you're brushing often and properly but still find you have bad breath, make sure flossing is mixed into the equation. Not flossing could be a major source of bad breath.
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| Submitted by TheHomeDoctor® at 2009-12-23 01:31:34 from 75.48.19.245 |
Does your breathe always seem to smell no matter how hard you brush your teeth?
follow these steps below to get fresher, better, breath.
-always your tongue, cheeks, and gums
-use mouthwash before and after brushing teeth, swish for at least 30 seconds
-use an electronic toothbrush to really dissolve plague
-use a specialized toothpaste to eliminate plague
This was posted by TheHomeDoctor®
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| Submitted at 2008-07-09 04:11:49 from 99.194.238.232 |
Brush your teeth really well. Make sure to brush the roof of your mouth, the sides of your cheeks and even under your tongue. Also try to reach the back of your tongue where many bacteria linger. Try to get as far back as possible. My advice is, if you gag, stop! If you dont have a gag reflex like me then you shouldnt have a problem.
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| Submitted by Roshan at 2008-03-22 04:25:24 from 123.108.229.85 |
The following remedies help remove bad breath:
1. Every morning chew 5 leaves of Tulsi (Basil Leaves) and then drink water.
2. Take 4 grams of pomegranate peel's powder with water.
3. Gargle with a spoonful of ginger juice in a glass of hot water.
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| Submitted at 2006-12-30 23:07:19 from 152.163.100.136 |
drinking tea and adding lemon to your water will make your breath rosier
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| Submitted at 2006-03-15 16:54:00 from 207.63.100.162 |
If you tried brushing, mouthwash, chewing gum and breathmints, then try flossing regularly(evry other day works for me). And if that doesn't work then maybe a visit to the dentist is due. Ask for the deep cleaning, it grrrreatly improved my breath.
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| Submitted by Kelsey at 2006-03-05 21:54:12 from 71.118.57.50 |
Brush your teeth and gargle with perioxde. It helps, trust me.
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| Submitted by Jenni at 2006-01-13 19:36:53 from 220.240.252.222 |
Brush your tongue. Even if you get a couple of brushes in before you start gagging ... it's better than nothing! (Thanks Nari! :-) Source: oldnaturalremedies.com
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| Submitted by Iris at 2005-10-25 23:05:52 from 66.81.159.209 |
First be sure you visit your dentist .
Use dry mouth toothpaste in your daily routine. You will have fresher breath all day, all night and upon waking up. Smile !
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