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Medical Conditions - Bad Breath

Bad breath, otherwise called halitosis, is not necessarily caused due to poor oral hygiene. Some food items, smoking, dry mouth, dental infections, ENT (ear, nose, throat) infections, acid reflux, not cleaning the tongue properly, etc., can also cause bad breath.

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What are the main causes of tonsil stones?

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What causes white coating on tongue?

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Will implant-supported bridge cause bad odor in the long run?

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What causes bad breath?

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How do I manage bad breath along with a toothache?

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I have receding gums. Can you please help me?

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What to do if the breath smells bad despite good oral care?

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How to manage bad breath despite good oral hygiene?

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How can I recognize the symptoms of unhealthy gums?

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