How do you get rid of bad breath permanently?

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A more serious cause of bad breath, says Dr. Boghosian, is a build-up of plaque on your not-so-pearly whites, causing gum or periodontal diseases. Even more alarming, Dr. Boghosian says your gums can become swollen, leading to pockets where gum attaches to tooth. "The pockets can become deeper and deeper, and bacteria grows, creating an odor," she says. "This can eventually lead to tooth loss." Bad breath can also be a symptom of a much more serious ailment not originating in your mouth, from bronchitis and chronic sinusitis to gastrointestinal, stomach and liver problems and diabetes. In fact, according to Dr. Boghosian, "The biggest misconception about bad breath is that it's just a minor, embarrassing condition, probably just because of some food you ate, when really it could be an indication of a more serious, underlying health problem."

 

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