Today urges appreciation of oral hygiene and its importance. Dentists and oral care professionals applaud the day dedicated to fighting bad breath.
Oral hygiene and the fresh breath associated with it are part of healthy, daily habits. Over time, poor dental care will cause mouth odor.
Of course, the foods we eat contribute to halitosis as well. However, bad breath may be a symptom of a health condition or a side effect of a medication.
There are ways to combat bad breath:
• Brush after meals.
• Floss before bedtime.
• Gargle and rinse with mouthwash regularly.
• Chew sugar-free gum to keep the mouth moist.
• Stay hydrated.
• Seek regular dental care.
"He found a new way to cover up his bad breath.
He holds up his arms." ~Rodney Dangerfield
Remember to brush and floss regularly! Keep your mouth fresh by drinking plenty of water. Alcohol consumption dries out your mouth causing bad breath, so drink moderately. Carry sugar-free gum.
When you take out a piece, offer one to your companions. Those with bad breath won’t know you’re giving them a hint; they’ll think you’re being polite and sharing!
If you battle bad breath and suspect it’s the result of a deeper issue, consult your physician.
Find more tips at everydayhealth.com. Share your fresh breath tips.
Use #NationalFreshBreathDay when posting on social media.
HISTORY
The origins of National Fresh Breath Day have yet to be determined.
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