Chronic Bad Breath Dentist in Taylor

Halitosis Treatment in Taylor

READY TO SAY GOODBYE TO YOUR BAD BREATH?

Everyone struggles with bad breath on occasion, but chronic bad breath (aka. halitosis) is a symptom of an underlying condition. This may be an oral health condition, a digestive issue, or a side effect of a serious medical condition. To rule out oral health, schedule an appointment with Craft Dentistry in Taylor.

If it’s been more than 6 months since your last teeth cleaning, your bad breath may be due to an overgrowth of plaque and tartar. This overgrowth can cause inflammation in your gums. Over time, this inflammation can create pockets between your teeth and gums. These pockets trap odor and bacteria-causing plaque, tarter, and food particles.

A meticulous teeth cleaning may be all you need, but there may be another oral or medical condition that needs to be addressed. Dr. Brianna Szymanski will perform a thorough dental checkup to determine your treatment options.

COMPLETE ORAL EXAM

A comprehensive examination of your teeth, gums, and oral health.

X-RAYS

X-rays allow us to look beyond what’s visible to assess damage and decay.

BAD BREATH TREATMENT

We’ll create a custom plan to address the root cause of your halitosis.

Don’t let your chronic bad breath hold you back. Let’s identify the root cause!

Halitosis Dentist in Taylor

It’s embarrassing when a loved one lets you know that your bad breath extends beyond morning breath. Mouthwash, gum, and breath mints mask your breath, but they’re only a temporary solution. Let’s identify the root cause to permanently resolve your chronic halitosis.

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Chronic Bad Breath Treatment in Taylor

Everyone struggles with halitosis on occassion, but if your breath has a frequent odd odor or taste—it’s a symptom of something else. Bad breath is almost inevitable after eating spicy foods, garlic, or onions. When you sleep with your mouth open, you’ll wake with morning breath. If you aren’t sure why your breath smells, it’s time to visit the dentist.

Maintaining your pleasant breath is one of many reasons to have your teeth cleaned every 6 months. Dr. Szymanski will perform a thorough dental examination to determine why your breath doesn’t smell its best. The fastest and easiest resolution is meticulously removing plaque and tartar buildup, but that may not be the root cause.

Halitosis may be a symptom of gingivitis, periodontal disease, or dry mouth caused by sleep apnea. If you’ve developed an oral condition, Dr. Szymanski will create a personalized treatment plan. This plan will address your breath, and treat and manage any other damage to your teeth or gums.

What Your Bad Breath is Trying to Tell You?

Below are just a few of the oral health and medical conditions that could be causing the unpleasant taste and odor in your mouth.

Periodontal/gum disease
Cavities
Food impaction
Acid reflux
Dry mouth
Dietary choices
Sleep apnea
Diabetes
Allergy medications
Prescription medications
A variety of illnesses

If you’re brushing and flossing daily, your breath should smell fresh most of the time!

Improved Oral Hygiene For Halitosis

Once the root cause of your halitosis is identified, Dr. Szymanski will provide personalized tips for how to improve your oral hygiene. A few small changes can rapidly reverse the unpleasant aroma!

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Get started on your path to optimal health today!

Chronic Bad Breath Dentist in Taylor