TODAY, it is estimated that over 250 thousand Guyanese suffer from chronic bad breath (halitosis). Many of these people are unaware of their offending breath ...

Bad breath can cause discomfort for both the person and those around them, according to the Ukrainian therapist Mykhailo ...

Halitosis happens when bacteria eat leftover food in your mouth, producing smelly compounds. It can happen due to eating habits, smoking, or health conditions.

Should you be using a tongue scraper? Here’s what the science says. Clinical trials have shown that scraping and brushing the tongue can both temporarily reduce odor-causing bacteria.

Persistent bad breath or halitosis can have a serious impact on a person's social interactions and self-esteem. In addition, it may signal the presence of underlying dental, gum or other diseases ...

Onions, prized for their flavor and health benefits, can cause unpleasant bad breath because of the volatile sulfur compounds ...

Halitosis, also known as “oral malodor,” is the third-most-common disease for patient referral to the dentist.

Dr. Hebert discusses how to get rid of chronic bad breath. Updated: 11:11 AM CDT Sep 5, 2016 Weekend House Call: Halitosis ...

A newly published meta-analysis, encompassing seven studies and nearly 300 subjects, has found certain types of bacteria found in fermented foods may help people suffering from persistent bad breath.

Studies show that 50 percent of adults have had bad breath, or halitosis, at some point in their lives.

Halitosis or bad breath is a condition that can affect any person of any age, with around a quarter of all individuals suffering from bad breath at some point in their lives. The word halitosis is ...