Patient's question:
In the morning, or if I haven't spoken for a few hours and then eat something, I start to feel like I have bad breath. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
The most common ones are oral diseases, such as oral mucosal ulcers, dental caries, gingivitis, alveolar abscesses, and periodontitis. In addition to absorption-related reasons, maintaining good oral hygiene, thoroughly eliminating periodontal diseases, and having dental cleanings and scaling regularly can all effectively increase bad breath. If the mouth is normal, it is likely due to gastrointestinal reasons. Do not take medicine randomly. For diseases caused by the oral cavity or digestive system, seek additional diseases and treat them accordingly.