every morning i wake up with bad breath, what can i do?

Question

i floss and brush my teeth everynight before bed, and every morning my breath is killer.

Im worried to talk to anyone, or even breathe near them till i brush again.

what could be problem? what can i do?

Answer 1

Brush your teeth in the morning before anyone else smells it.

Answer 2

It is one of two things:

A. You may have a gum infection disease or

B. You may have rotten teeth,

either way you need to see your dentist right away as it must be awfully uncomfortable not being able to open your mouth fully or covering up, it also ruins your self confidence and things start to go down hill because of it, people think you lack personality, etc. I once had a friend, I couldn't be near him for long periods of time, I thought I had to throw up, I just couldn't, and he was a great guy, but he never did anything about the problem. You'll need to invest on getting this rectified as it is crucial and gum, brushing, flossing and mouth wash only cover it up very temporarily, the smell still comes out and sometimes worse, just being honest to help. You need to get to the root of the problem.
Best wishes!!

Answer 3

Make sure you also brush your teeth in the morning with a good mint toothpaste. Make sure you brush your tongue too, as most of the bacteria is there. Scrub around ALL of your mouth, including the roof and all around the inside side of your teeth.
Also, don't forget to use a good mouthwash, and buy some breath mints for the rest of the day when you're not home.

Answer 4

Every night floss and brush your teeth, every morning floss and brush your teeth and scrape your tongue with a cheap plastic tongue scraper you can get at any drugstore. You have to get WAY back at the back of your tongue. fight the gag reflex by doing it quickly. Open your mouth, place the scrapper very quickly onto the back of your tongue, pull it forward and out of your mouth, rinse, do it again. They look a lot like a toothbrush handle with a "D" shaped circle at the end. ( =====D ). Most of the bacteria that causes bad breath is in between your teeth and on the back of your tongue. You can also brush your tongue and the roof of your mouth. Don't smoke.

Answer 5

You are supposed to brush 3 times a day or right after eating. The bacteria that cause bad breath are from the food you eat and the saliva pooling in your mouth at night as you sleep.
BRUSH YOUR TEETH RIGHT AFTER YOU GET OUT OF BED like youre supposed to.

Answer 6

First, start with a good toothpaste like Colgate total. Then, try flossing your teeth to remove food particles and bits of leftovers that stick in between your teeth. Also try a good mouthwash such as listerine or scope, and also try brushing your tongue since bacteria collect on your tongue and this causes bad breath/morning breath.

Hope this helps! :)

Answer 7

Brush your teeth when you first wake up...
Morning breath is caused by dust mits and other particals that you beath in during the night. You could reduice it some by vacuming your bed and room everynight before going to bed.
But there is not much you can do.

Answer 8

Buy a tongue scraper that could really be the problem. Also have your teeth checked; a decayed tooth has bacteria in it and emits a smell. Also use a tarter control mouthwash to help remove plaque and bacteria. If none of these things work you really should consult your doctor because there are some illnesses that may be the underlying cause.

Answer 9

Every single person in this world has morning breath. I always say when i see the movies, yuck come on kissing her with that morning breath. Every single soul has it if you don't believe me as a dentist. So all the people giving you advice have it too, Yes they all have morning breath

Answer 10

drink some water and dont use mouthwash it can dry out your mouth and cause some rank breath just in the morning take a swig of water and then head to the bathroom to brush those pearly whites