Bad teeth and bad breath

If the tooth roots are damaged, it can cause severe bad breath. If you don't have bad breath normally, but start to have bad breath after discovering that your tooth roots are damaged, then it is entirely caused by the damaged tooth roots. In this case, you can get rid of bad breath by going to the hospital for dental treatment. Before treatment, you can relieve some bad breath by brushing your teeth and using mouthwash. After treatment, it is best to have a teeth cleaning, which is also very useful for removing bad breath.

Will bad tooth roots cause bad breath?

There are generally two reasons for bad breath. One is that there are cavities in the teeth. When you eat, food accumulates in the cavities and causes fermentation, leading to bad breath. Another situation is a poor digestive system, such as constipation and poor stomach, which can also lead to bad breath. It is recommended to check the cause according to your own situation. If it is a problem with the tooth itself, go to the hospital to get the tooth fixed first to see if the bad breath is better.

Cavities in teeth can cause bad breath, which is caused by poor oral hygiene. It may also be caused by stomach heat, an abnormal condition, and should have nothing to do with gallbladder removal. It is recommended that you use mouthwash treatment, such as chlorhexidine, chlorine compounds, hydrogen peroxide, sodium salts, zinc salts, etc. Maintaining regular oral hygiene can help improve that abnormal situation.

What to do if you have bad breath due to tooth decay

This is a relatively serious case of tooth decay. Generally speaking, when tooth decay has corroded deep into the tooth root, the apical lesion is extensive, and the tooth has become a lesion that will cause other diseases, it is meaningless to retain the tooth and it needs to be extracted for treatment.

However, natural teeth are the best, so the principle for tooth decay is to fill them if possible. Doctors will only recommend extraction if there is really no point in keeping them.

When tooth decay occurs, the crown of the tooth will be corroded first, resulting in a hole. Then the dental nerve will be infected and the crown will be completely corroded, until the root of the tooth is also corroded and the tooth is completely lost. If pulpitis is not treated, it may become infected and lead to apical periodontitis.

Therefore, tooth decay must be treated as early as possible. When only the tooth root is left due to tooth decay, in most cases the dental nerve has already died and is easily infected with apical periodontitis.

Medication for bad breath

Treatment with traditional Chinese medicine black alum, black dates, walnut kernels, gardenia, angelica, amomum, magnolia bark, triangularis, pangolin, cunjiuqu, malt, upper armor, lower armor, safflower, Hainan agarwood, iron gall powder, propolis, honey, and beeswax can quickly cure the disease without recurrence; these traditional Chinese medicines have unique formulas that can directly attack the lesions, quickly clear away dampness and heat in the spleen and stomach, and eliminate the root cause of the disease, thereby achieving the goal of complete cure.