Patient's question:
I always have a bad smell in my mouth, it's really unpleasant. Whether I chew gum or wash my face, it doesn't go away. This is really unbearable. What should I do about my congenital halitosis?Doctor's answer:
Use 50 grams of perilla leaves and 5 grams of osmanthus to steep in water and drink. Alternatively, you can use 60 grams of reed root to boil water for drinking to help clean teeth and eliminate bad breath. For those with bad breath, thorough dental cleaning can completely remove dental plaque, soft deposits, and tartar, which is beneficial for stabilizing bad breath and preventing periodontal disease. Generally, it is advisable to have dental cleaning once every year or so, depending on your own circumstances. In addition to treating bad breath, patients are advised to pay attention to their diet and maintain a cheerful mood in daily life.