What Makes Your Breath Smell So Bad
Taking preventative measures may reduce mouth odors. Parsley or eating a strong mint are temporary ways to reduce bad breath. The best and most effective ways to reduce bad breath are by brushing your teeth and tongue twice a day for at least two minutes, flossing after each meal, using mouthwash and getting routine dental cleanings.
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July 22, 2014