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Bad breath, or halitosis, is a common condition caused by bacterial buildup, gum disease, dry mouth, tongue coating, infections, or underlying dental issues. Persistent bad breath is not normal and usually indicates a treatable dental or medical cause.
At our clinic, we offer comprehensive diagnosis and effective treatment options to eliminate the root cause of bad breath—not just mask it—so you can enjoy fresh breath and renewed confidence.
Bad breath may be due to:
Identifying the exact cause is the key to long-term relief.
Professional Teeth Cleaning (Scaling)
Removes plaque, tartar, and bacteria responsible for mouth odor.
Deep Cleaning (Scaling & Root Planing)
Ideal for patients with gum disease causing chronic halitosis.
Gum Disease Treatment
Controls infection, reduces gum pockets, and eliminates odor-producing bacteria.
Tongue Cleaning & Debridement
Targets tongue coating, a major source of persistent bad breath.
Cavity & Infection Treatment
Filling cavities, treating abscesses, or performing RCT to stop odor from decayed teeth.
Salivary Stimulation for Dry Mouth
Solutions for dry mouth due to medications, dehydration, or habits.
Smoking-Related Bad Breath Management
Professional cleaning + habit counseling for tobacco-related halitosis.
Laser Therapy for Gum Infection
Painless disinfection of deep pockets for long-lasting freshness.
Bad Breath Home-Care Plan
Personalized brushing, flossing, tongue-cleaning, and mouthwash routine.
We treat both the symptoms and the underlying cause for complete relief.
We don’t mask mouth odor—we eliminate it at the source.
If bad breath is affecting your daily life, social interactions, or confidence, our expert-led treatments can help you achieve fresh, clean, and healthy breath quickly and effectively.
Bad breath is mostly caused by bacteria on the teeth, tongue, and gums. Common causes include plaque buildup, gum disease, dry mouth, cavities, sinus issues, acid reflux, smoking, and food particles trapped in the mouth.
No. While poor oral hygiene is a major cause, gum disease, infections, dry mouth, digestive issues, and sinus problems can also cause chronic bad breath.
You may notice:
A dental evaluation helps confirm the cause.
Yes. A dentist can remove the root cause—plaque, tartar, gum infection, or cavities—to eliminate bad breath effectively.
The best treatment depends on the cause. It may include:
Yes. The tongue is one of the biggest sources of mouth odor. Cleaning the tongue daily significantly reduces bad breath.
Yes. Acid reflux, indigestion, and certain gastrointestinal issues can cause halitosis, though dental causes are more common.
Follow these steps:
Professional cleaning every 6 months also helps.
Persistent odor despite brushing may indicate gum disease, tongue coating, cavities, dry mouth, or an underlying infection. Professional evaluation is recommended.
When the cause is identified and treated—YES. Conditions like gum disease, infections, and cavities can be resolved, leading to long-term freshness. However, maintenance is important.
No. Mouthwash only masks the smell temporarily. Proper treatment should address the source—bacteria, infections, or dry mouth.
Yes. Children may develop bad breath due to poor brushing, mouth breathing, enlarged tonsils, or sinus issues. Dental check-ups help early detection.
If your bad breath is persistent, affects confidence, or returns quickly after brushing, it’s time to see a dentist for a thorough evaluation.