Few things are as off-putting as having bad breath. We inwardly cringe or turn away when a friend or co-worker has stinky breath, and identifying an unpleasant odor coming out of one's own mouth in ...

You brush every morning and night, floss once a day, and chew a stick of mint gum every now and then and even use a water flosser—so why does your breath still bug you (or draw comments from someone ...

There's no mistaking a funky mouth odor when you smell it. But how to get rid of bad breath that persists even after you brush your teeth isn't always so straightforward. Bad breath can have a number ...

We've all been there: a moment when you realize you have bad breath and there is no gum or mint within reach. Even if you regularly brush your teeth, that is only one part of oral hygiene.

Having halitosis, which is chronic bad breath, can be pretty embarrassing. And if you think it’s only caused by the kinds of food you eat, guess again.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - No one wants to have bad breath and there are a lot of things that can cause it and a lot of things that can help. Let's start with the preventable possible causes. The first thing ...

What causes halitosis? Is there any association between Helicobacter pylori and chronic bad breath? Will eradication of H. pylori eliminate chronic halitosis? —Felix N. Chien, DO, Newport Beach, Calif ...

Oral biologists at UB have confirmed that a bacterium known as Solobacterium moorei is directly associated with chronic bad breath, or halitosis. Halitosis is a long-lasting and often emotionally ...

The most common causes of bad breath include poor dental hygiene, dry mouth, food, and tobacco. Brushing, flossing, taking care of your gums, and staying hydrated are a few bad breath remedies.

Persistent bad breath is most often associated with poor dental hygiene or linked to the consumption of certain foods such as ...