Linda – The Probiotics Tooth Fairy

True dry mouth – the condition where the body doesn’t produce enough saliva – keeps the mouth from flushing out the bacteria that produce volatile sulfur compounds – out of the mouth.

How about getting rid of the bacteria that causes the bad breath in the first place? That’s right – by introducing probiotics – or beneficial bacteria – to your pets’ mouths, you can naturally push out the bacteria that emit volatile sulfur compounds and make your pets’ breath kissably fresh.

If you think, however, that your teeth are stained, you may be more reserved and reticent to show your smile. Dates and potential employers alike will be able to detect that reticence and may be put-off by what can seem like a lack of confidence and enthusiasm. … Not to mention how bad breath can impact a date or an interview – YUCK!

Bad breath is a big problem. Whether it’s you, someone you love, someone you work with or the person sitting next to you on the train, if you’ve encountered really bad breath, you know what I mean. Bad breath can significantly impact one person’s impression of another. Even if you are well-dressed and well-groomed, bad breath can be a deal breaker – it’s perceived as a sign of a complete lack of self-care.

Not all cases of halitosis (bad breath) stem from the same cause. While for some bad breath may simply be the result of eating onions on their salad or their daily cup of coffee, others may find that their halitosis is a sign of a serious health condition.

Your pets’ bad breath could be a sign of periodontal disease, a common condition in 80% of dogs over the age of 3.

You’ve tried mouthwashes, every toothpaste on the shelves, breath mints, breath strips, breath sprays and all the old wive’s tales, and still, your breath just smells bad. For millions of people, halitosis, or bad breath, is a terrible burden.

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Maybe you didn’t know you had morning breath until the honeymoon was ending and your significant other piped up, or maybe you can taste it. Go ahead and Google “morning breath.” You’ll read everything from you didn’t brush your teeth well enough or you need to floss more often to your open (or closed) mouth accumulates bacteria from your nose (or the air) while you sleep.

Tongue scrapers come in all shapes and sizes – and with all kinds of promises. From reducing bad breath to (somehow) reducing plaque build-up, tongue scrapers have been touted as one of the best over-the-counter dental tools in ages.