The food you pick out of your teeth smells bad

In daily life, everyone may have had similar embarrassing experiences, that is, after picking your teeth, you will find that there is an unpleasant smell on the toothpick. You feel uncomfortable yourself, let alone others? Therefore, you must clean your teeth in time. Studies have shown that the best time to brush your teeth is a few minutes after a meal. You must pay attention to the method when brushing your teeth, and you cannot brush too fast, as that will cause problems such as bleeding gums.

Most of the things in the gaps between teeth are caused by long-term accumulation. In this case, bacteria will breed in the mouth and the mouth will become smelly. Therefore, if adults do not brush their teeth regularly, their mouths will have bad odor. This is a normal phenomenon. I suggest that you brush your teeth on time.

When food is stuck between teeth, there will be a smell after being affected by saliva. It is recommended to use an interdental brush to clean it in time. Do not use a toothpick, otherwise the gap between teeth will become bigger and bigger!

This is normal. If food stays between teeth for a while, the bacteria in the mouth will multiply rapidly. This process is also called fermentation, which of course produces smelly gas.

In fact, there are a lot of bacteria in our mouth, which is a very suitable environment for bacteria to survive. If you do not pay attention to oral hygiene after meals, and the gaps between teeth are difficult to brush, food residues will live in hidden places such as your teeth. The residues will then ferment in the high temperature environment of the mouth and produce a bad smell, which is ammonia (ammonia is a gas with a strong irritating odor). After a long time, there will be a corrupt smell, which is particularly unpleasant.

Especially when you often neglect oral hygiene and fail to clean the food between your teeth in time, these food residues will be deposited to form dental calculus under the action of bacteria and minerals in saliva. After a long period of corrosion and fermentation, an enzyme will decompose to form carbon dioxide gas, which will emit a special smell along with the gas exhaled from the mouth. This is also one of the causes of bad breath!

The root cause of the smell between teeth is not brushing your teeth properly and not cleaning out the dirt between teeth in time, which leads to the accumulation of dirt and the formation of dental plaque. In this case, we must learn to brush our teeth correctly and deal with dental plaque.