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Bad Breath<\/h2>\n

(Halitosis)<\/span><\/p>\n

Bad breath (halitosis) is very common, but can be embarrassing and may even cause anxiety in social situations.<\/p>\n

Causes of bad breath could include: eating or drinking strong-smelling foods and drinks, gum disease, rotten teeth, an infection, an underlying medical condition, and smoking.<\/p>\n

Bad breath is typically caused by gas-releasing bacteria on the tongue and below the gum line.<\/p>\n

You can usually treat bad breath yourself by making sure that your mouth, teeth, and tongue are clean. Treatment for bad breath can vary depending on the underlying cause.<\/p>\n

Symptoms<\/h2>\n

Bad breath odors can vary depending on the underlying cause. It can be difficult to assess how your own breath smells.<\/p>\n

If you are concerned about your own breath smelling strong, ask a close friend or family member to check for you. Symptoms of bad breath (halitosis) can include:<\/p>\n