How do you get rid of halitosis?

Answer 1

Use a tongue scraper and gargle with mouthwash.

Answer 2

You can buy tongue scrapers, but the best way I've found to prevent it is to brush my tongue when I brush my teeth. I gagged at first, but you get used to it. Don't forget to floss, as food trapped between the teeth rots and stinks, causing halitosis. I also chew gum often during the day, or use mints, as I am close to peoples' faces a lot. There can be other reasons for halitosis, though, like cavities, or even sinus infections can cause halitosis.

Answer 3

First find the cause.

For some people, it is stomach bacteria. When they act up, your breath can drop a camel at thirty paces.

For some, it is the food that you eat. If your favorite foods all contain raw onion and a lot of garlic, you can expect "fragrant" breath and vampires dropping as you go by.

For others, it is either food caught between the teeth and being digested there or bacterial action on the tongue. For those, extra brushing (including brushing the tongue) helps.

Carry and use breath mints.

Answer 4

try tongue scrapers, your tongue holds a lot of nasties