checklist
for Halitosis Control
Below is a little list which summarizes the
methods of treating bad breath. It’s easy to print out, clip and put in
your wallet or purse for a quick reference.
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Meticulous oral hygiene is essential. Brush
floss, clean the tongue after each meal.
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Increase saliva production by chewing Sugarless
gum or sugarless candy mints.
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Make sure mouth is moist by drinking adequate
water. Hold water in mouth for as long as possible, swishing it vigorously.
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Recognize the effect of stress on bad breath
and be able to detect a state of stress in yourself and take appropriate
action.
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Rinse mouth with 50/50 solution of hydrogen
peroxide and warm water for one minute.
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Baking soda toothpaste and Vitamin C help.
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Use a portable battery-powered Water Pik or
other oral irrigation device.
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