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Quick Fixes for Bad Breath
Simple Solutions for a Fresher, Healthier Mouth

Hello Capilli Dental Community,
Welcome back to the Quick Tips Series: 5-Minute Dental Wisdom, where we deliver fast, practical advice to keep your smile in top shape.
Today, we’re tackling a common issue—bad breath. While everyone experiences it occasionally, chronic bad breath can signal underlying oral health concerns.
The Quick Fixes (and What They Mean)
✅ Stay Hydrated – A dry mouth can lead to bad breath. Drinking water helps wash away bacteria and stimulates saliva production, which naturally cleanses your mouth.
✅ Eat Breath-Friendly Foods – Crunchy fruits and vegetables like apples, carrots, and celery help scrub away bacteria while freshening breath naturally.
✅ Clean Your Tongue – Bacteria and food particles build up on the tongue, leading to unpleasant odors. Use a tongue scraper or your toothbrush to clean it daily.
✅ Floss Daily – Trapped food particles and plaque between teeth contribute to bad breath. Flossing removes hidden debris that brushing alone can’t reach.
✅ Watch What You Eat – Garlic, onions, and heavily processed foods can linger in your system and cause bad breath. Choose fresh, whole foods to support oral health.
When Bad Breath Signals a Bigger Issue
Persistent bad breath could be a sign of:
Gum disease
Tooth decay
Digestive issues
Sinus infections
If your bad breath doesn’t improve with good oral hygiene, it’s time to check in with a dentist.
What’s Next?
In our next edition of the Quick Tips Series: 5-Minute Dental Wisdom, we’ll cover "The Best Foods for Stronger Teeth and Gums"—a guide to eating your way to better oral health.
To your oral health,
The Capilli Dental Team
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Disclaimer:
This newsletter is for informational purposes only and does not substitute professional medical advice.
Always consult with a licensed dental professional before making any changes to your oral care routine.