My breath still stinks after brushing my teeth

Many people have many questions about why their breath still smells bad after brushing their teeth. They always wonder why they still have bad breath after brushing their teeth. In fact, brushing your teeth or not is not the fundamental cause of bad breath. So it is normal for your breath to still smell bad after brushing your teeth. It may be caused by gastrointestinal diseases. At this time, you will feel dry mouth and want to drink water especially. You should pay attention to it and it is best to get a check-up.

For bad breath, you can take some Qingwei Huanglian Pills to treat it, maintain hygiene and cleanliness, rinse your mouth with light salt water frequently, and have a regular daily life. Ensure adequate sleep, focus on prevention, eat more vegetables and fruits, eat less spicy, heavy and irritating foods, keep bowel movements smooth, and you can soak honeysuckle and wild chrysanthemum in water.

Generally speaking, this kind of bad breath is often closely related to excessive liver fire. It is recommended that you eat less spicy and irritating foods, eat more fruits and vegetables, and drink some honeysuckle tea or chrysanthemum tea.

There are many causes of bad breath, the most common ones include periodontitis, gastrointestinal diseases, etc. It is recommended to diagnose the cause first. It is recommended to relieve tension and go to the stomatology department to check the teeth and periodontium (whether there is plaque and calculus). To rule out oral diseases, it is recommended to go to the gastroenterology department for examination.

Bad breath is often caused by gum disease, stomach disease, oral disease, etc. I have bloating now, which is caused by stomach disease. The stomach problem should be treated first. You can take medicine such as Yangweishu Granules, but avoid cold food. Eat a lighter diet for now. Eat three meals regularly.

The first is that food residues ferment in the mouth and form putrefaction. The second type is inflammation in the oral cavity, such as periodontitis, gingivitis, etc. The third cause of bad breath is what people often call "stomach heat and stomach fire."

Treatment editor 1. Bad breath in teenage girls. For teenage girls in puberty, the secretion of ovarian hormones is not yet stable, and the ovarian function is closely related to the oral mucosal tissue. When a teenage girl has endocrine disorders, it will affect the normal function of the oral mucosa (such as the antibacterial and self-binding effects of the oral mucosa are weakened, the disease resistance is reduced, etc.), the mouth becomes dry, and bad breath is caused.