What to do if bad breath is caused by dentures

With the improvement of the quality of life, people have higher and higher requirements on themselves, and the pursuit of beauty is becoming more and more. Many people's teeth are not naturally good, so they go to correct their teeth, and inevitably they will wear dentures. Many elderly friends also have bad teeth when they are old, so they also wear dentures. So what should we do about the bad breath caused by dentures? Let's discuss it together below.

Bad breath caused by wearing dentures may be related to the denture materials used on the one hand, and to the dentures not being cleaned in time and secondary gum infection on the other hand.

It is best to use a special denture care solution to clean and soak your dentures, and remove them before going to bed. If ulceration, redness and swelling of the oral mucosa occur, you need to temporarily stop wearing the mask for a period of time, take amoxicillin capsules and artificial bezoar metronidazole capsules for anti-inflammatory treatment, and use Bingpengsan or Shuangliaohoufengsan to reduce swelling and relieve pain on the local gums.

After eating every day, brush your dentures clean, soak them in denture cleaning solution, rinse your mouth carefully, and replace your dentures if necessary. Of course, gastrointestinal diseases can also cause bad breath.

It is recommended to rinse your mouth immediately after eating every day, brush your dentures with toothpaste, soak your dentures in cleansing liquid at night, and replace your dentures when necessary. If not, it is recommended to check for gastrointestinal diseases.

Bad breath is usually caused by oral inflammation or poor oral hygiene. If food debris accumulates in dentures, bacteria will grow and cause bad breath. If this situation can be ruled out, oral inflammation is considered to be the cause.

It is recommended that you rinse your mouth in the morning and evening, and take off your dentures for cleaning after each meal. If you still have bad breath after a period of time, it is caused by oral inflammation, and you need to take anti-inflammatory treatment for oral inflammation.

In addition to obvious bad breath, the oral gums are swollen and painful, and there is local fever. Simple oral halitosis: It is not caused by internal organs and is mainly caused by simple oral diseases such as caries and periodontal disease.

The contact area between real teeth and dentures is difficult to clean when brushing, and the food accumulated there will rot and produce a bad smell. In this case, try to get removable dentures, which are easy to clean and will reduce bad breath.