Halitosis
Halitosis, or bad breath, can be caused by tooth decay, smoking, gingivitis (see above), indigestion (seepage 234), tonsillitis, sinusitis (see page 226), or fasting. To test whether your breath smells, breathe into the cupped palms of your hands and inhale. SELF-HELP Avoid foods and drinks that leave a strong odor behind or cause indigestion. If you smoke, stop. Visit your dentist regularly and practice good oral hygiene.
Halitosis associated with tooth decay and gingivitis
Breath and sweat smell offensive Excessive production of saliva, which dribbles on to the pillow during sleep Tongue is yellow and thickly coated
Bad Breath
Have You Ever Noticed Why People Keep Their Distance From You? Discover How You Can Combat Bad Breath! Do You Find That you’re Not Able To Hold A Face-To-Face Conversation For A Certain Period Of Time? Well, you may have bad breath, but you probably already know that by now. Having chronic bad breath is not only embarrassing, it is also frustrating.
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