Why do I still have bad breath after brushing my teeth?

Many people have a doubt, thinking that they will not have bad breath after brushing their teeth. In fact, it is not true. The fundamental reason for bad breath is not whether you brush your teeth. Of course, if you don’t brush your teeth, the result will be more serious. Therefore, it is very necessary to brush your teeth once a morning and evening every day. If you have bad breath, you should consider whether it is other problems, such as gastrointestinal problems, oral inflammation, etc.

If you still have bad breath after brushing your teeth, the main consideration in this case is that there is a certain disharmony between the spleen and stomach. On the one hand, it is considered that the spleen and stomach are weak. In this case, some spleen-strengthening pills should be used, and some stomach-strengthening and digestion-promoting drugs should be used for conditioning. The main thing is to pay attention not to eat sour and spicy foods, and don't eat too hard foods. You should pay attention to maintaining a good mood and not overeating.

The initial consideration is that it is caused by excessive stomach fire. It is recommended that you take some Anetholetrisulfide Tablets or Huanglian Shangqing Pills. There are many reasons for bad breath, such as oral inflammation, tooth decay, food residue, inflammation of the throat and gastroesophageal tract, poor digestive function, Helicobacter pylori infection, etc. Targeted treatment is required according to different causes.

If you suffer from bad breath, you should pay attention to oral hygiene. If you suffer from gastritis, periodontal disease, tooth decay, etc., you should actively treat the cause. You should not eat spicy foods such as onions, garlic, leeks, etc. You can also chew some gum.

Bad breath is mainly related to getting angry, constipation, poor gastrointestinal digestion, gastrointestinal and oral diseases, etc. Generally speaking, bad breath will gradually disappear after brushing your teeth. If you still have bad breath after brushing your teeth, you can try adjusting your diet and lifestyle habits first. The bad breath will gradually disappear in about a week.

Patients with bad breath must maintain a light diet in their daily lives, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and keep their intestines normal. If the symptoms are not relieved, it is recommended to go to the hospital for professional treatment as soon as possible.

There are also some people who cannot be found to have an obvious cause, but they often have a seborrhea and hyperhidrosis constitution, and are generally strong; they are also excessive smokers, or people who often like to eat raw garlic and other foods, or people who often overeat.