At night after i brush my teeth the good breath only lasts for few minutes and then the bad odour comes to life!, in the morning despite brushing my teeth before sleeping i always wake up with a very bad breath, im really tired of this.my teeth bleed too much,i have seen a dentist he gave me a special tooth paste,it stopped for a week, then came back again.
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change your diet.\n\nit worked for me, really
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Hello I was wonder if you are a soda drinker? I know from personal experience that if you drink pop you must clean your teeth after word or the sugar & acid in it remain on your teeth almost all day even more so on your back teeth. so after eating or drinking anything try to risen out ur mouth with water or even wipe ur teeth off after woulds with a cloth if you can't bruse them every lillte bit helps when wanting to save ur teeth or give up drinking anything persweetened(pop,tea,coffee sweetened,lemonaides,etc.)Try using paste that are good for ur type of teeth and ask ur Dentist about it may you need a coating placed over your teeth to help them be portected.
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if its not bleeding so much then thats normal, it could also mean that ur gums are sensitive to it, maybe gumdisease/Gingivitis.\n\nHealthy gums are pink and firm, fit snugly around the teeth, and do not bleed easily. Early-stage gum disease (gingivitis) causes:\n\nGums that are red, swollen, and tender. \nGums that bleed easily during brushing or flossing. \n\nGingivitis also causes red, swollen gums that bleed easily when brushed or flossed. gingivitis usually doesn't cause.\nif you think u  may have gingivitis you may also need to check if:\nGums that pull away or recede from the teeth. \nPersistent bad breath. \nPus coming from the gums. \nA change in how your teeth fit together when you bite. \nLoose teeth. \n\nif you think you may have gingivits you mayneed to contact your dentis, and you may need to get deep cleaning (root planing and scaling)\n\nhope this helped!!
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Good question. Yes it's bad for your teeth to be brushed hard and that may be the reason your gums are bleeding. The other reasons could be, you have gingivitis or your toothpaste isn't good. Don't worry about having gingivitis though, if your gums are only bleeding a little bit you probably don't have it. And a good cheap whitening product is Crest Whitestrips, even though they taste nasty. Hope this helps. Bye!
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It's possible you have gingivitis which is the beginning stage of periodontal disease.  Good news, it's reversable.  Make sure you are brushing reguarly and floss at least once a day.  Not flossing can lead to periodontal disease.  Also, make sure you are seeing your denist for regular check-ups and cleanings every 6 months.
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There are a number of possible causes of halitosis. Below we have listed some possible causes of a bad breath condition and have separated them into medical and dental causes.\n\nMedical\n\nSinus infections & abnormal sinus anatomies, post nasal drainage (drips) \nTonsilar infections or tonsiloliths \nLung diseases \nKidney diseases \nLiver diseases \nBlood disorders \nDiabetes \nGallbladder dysfunction \nMenstruation \nCarcinomas \nCertain foods \nDental\n\nExtensive dental decay \nPeriodontal (gum) disease \nOral infections or abscesses \nOral cancers \nXerostomia (dry mouth condition). Many medications can contribute to a condition of xerostomia.
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Well make sure that you floss everyday aleast once day. Brush your teeth 2 twice a day also use listerine mouth wash. Reason why you are bleedig is because you might be either brushing to hard or you might have gum disease.  Check with your dentist
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See your dentist.  You could possibly have periodontal (gum) disease which causes severe halitosis (bad breath).
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you have the start of gingivitis - this is the start of periodontal disease. if left untreated this will result in the loss of bone that supports your teeth and eventually you lose your teeth.\nthe bleeding is a sign of inflammation and irritation of the soft tissue or gums. \nkeep brushing your teeth even though blood is present. \nrinse with either a warm salty rinse - half teaspoon salt into a glass of warm water or use a product called savacol produced by Colgate. read the instructions.\nbut this will only be a short term solution.\nyou need to see a dentist or even a hygienist to have your teeth cleaned and instructions on how to stop this from happening again.\n to maintain a healthy smile, teeth and gums - you should be seeing a dentist every 6 to 12 months.
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Bad Breath is caused by bad breath bacteria that live in a sticky coating called a biofilm. This biofilm coats our teeth, gums, tongue, throat and nasal passages every day. The bad bacteria live in this biofilm and digest proteins that are also present. From these proteins the bacteria are able to make smelly Volatile Sulphur Compounds that are then exhaled when we talk or breathe through our nose. It is these smelly compounds that people recognise as bad smells coming from our breath.\n\nWhen brushing your teeth, amek sure you brush your tounge as wel, because this is where most of the bacteria form. \n\nLook for special mouth washes to help with this- mouth washes that are for gingivites, plaque, and periodontis. \n\nBad breath isnt always caused by poor dental hygiene. It could be caused by other things such as:\n\n-Gum disease (e.g. gum boils, abscesses, spongy gums, gingivitis) \n-Candidiasis\n-Poor digestion and sluggish liver \n-Multiplication of odor-causing bacteria in the mouth and digestive tract \n-Chronic sinus infection \n-Certain medications (especially those that cause dry mouth as a side effect) \n\n\nOther things that you can try to help with the bad breath are:\n\n-Gargle with a peppermint and fennel flavored mouth wash\n-Chewing raw celery sticks helps to freshen breath \n-Make sure that your toothbrush is kept clean and sterilized \n-Dry mouth is a frequent cause of bad breath. Make sure you drink at least 8 glasses of water a day \n-Do not go on starvation diets. Regular chewing and swallowing helps with saliva production and can help to prevent dry mouth \n-Use Detox Drops to cleanse your system \n-Take a course of Candidate if you suspect that you have Candida overgrowth (Candidiasis). Symptoms include fatigue, frequent yeast infections, digestive disorders, excessive gas and odor problems. \n-Clearing underlying and chronic sinus infections can help to prevent bad breath \n\nIf all else fails, ask your dentist. He may have to give you a prescription to help fight off some of the bacteria, which is normal for some people. \n\nGood luck!
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A bacterial infection in your mouth or throat is a whole lot more likely to cause bad breath [halitosis] than cancer would. [I think some dogs can smell some cancers, though.]\nSo first relax.\nNow go brush your teeth really thoroughly.  Stick your tongue partway out and note its color and appearance. Brush your tongue lightly [and not too far back] with your toothbrush. Rinse your brush and mouth well. Floss. Check to see if there's any bleeding from your gums. [If you can, go to your local pharmacy and get a dental care pack that has a dentist's mirror and probe or one of those lighted magnifiers that they use to look in ears, nose, and throat. Less than $20 for both, I promise.]\nRinse your mouth with a very mild mixture of peroxide and water. Gargle in the back of your throat with salt water.\nGo to the doctor Monday. If you are feeling so tired and yucky, you probably have a tough case of strep or even mononucleosis which should be identified and treated. [These days a strep test takes only 3 minutes!] It could even be a popcorn hull or something that has slipped between a tooth and your gums. . \nPlease relax. It's not throat cancer and even if it was, 36 hours will not make a huge difference in your treatment or outcome.\n\nI really hope these tips will help you feel better and more in control of the situation. Do keep us updated and feel free to contact me via Answers.
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Brush your tongue and floss.  These are the biggest causes of bad breath.  Do not overdo the mouthwash!!!
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yeah it's normal.  I've also seen it leave a black coating on your tounge if you don't brush it good the night before.  But do rule out a GI bleed.... if his poo is really foul smelling too go to the doc!!!
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tongue scrapers work wonders.\nif i brush my teeth, but I don't use my scraper, I still get bad breath.
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Please visit a dentist in your area and get your stained teeth cleaned and make a habit of visiting your dentist at least once a year to keep your teeth clean, healthy and strong.  Before visiting a dentist, you can try cleaning your stained teeth with cooking salt daily mixed with few drops of edible oil and adding little cinnamon powder and turmeric powder for better flavour and protection but the best advice would be that you must visit a dentist for quick solution without wasting your time in search of natural remedy.  It is most advisable that you must brush your teeth before retiring to bed at night to prevent further damage.  Enjoy and best of health.
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As long as you oral hygiene is good, you don't have to worry much. In the absence of certain medicines, smoking, tea, coffee, curry, etc. it is a slow process. If your concern is based on esthetics, then better start looking for affordable teeth whitening system/product to address it.
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Hey I got mine off about 5 months ago.  I just brushed three times a day.  This classmate had hers off about 1 1/2year ago and she had yellow teeth and a white squarish spots in the middle of each tooth.  I didn't want that for myself, It looked bad and nasty.  Like she didn't brush her teeth,  but it helped my teeth were good when i got them off.