The role of oral anaerobic bacteria

I believe that many of us don’t know much about the role of oral anaerobic bacteria. Recently, many people have had various problems with their oral cavity, and some people even have bad breath. This will have great side effects on the normal communication of each of us, and we need to treat it as soon as possible. Bad breath not only makes others feel unpleasant, but also makes ourselves feel embarrassed. So what are the effects of oral anaerobic bacteria?

1. Metronidazole has a broad-spectrum anti-anaerobic and anti-protozoal effect. It is mainly used clinically to prevent and treat infections caused by anaerobic bacteria. Of course, it can also be used for anaerobic infections in the oral cavity. You can dissolve the tablet in water and rinse your mouth, or you can buy metronidazole mouthwash and rinse your mouth. However, since metronidazole is a broad-spectrum antibiotic, long-term use is not recommended to avoid causing dysbacteriosis. It is best to rinse your mouth again with clean water after rinsing. It is recommended to treat oral diseases at the same time, such as pericoronitis and periodontitis caused by common anaerobic infections.

2. Bad breath is mostly caused by oral problems. Gingivitis, periodontitis, tooth decay, etc. may all lead to bad breath. However, the most common cause of bad breath is still periodontitis. Another cause of bad breath is stomach heat syndrome and stomach yin deficiency syndrome, among which stomach heat syndrome is the most common cause, and is often complicated by severe bad breath, constipation, stomach pain, indigestion, etc. It is recommended that you go to the hospital's dentistry and gastroenterology departments to check the cause and then receive symptomatic treatment. Develop good eating habits, eat less spicy and irritating foods, brush your teeth after every meal, and maintain oral hygiene. I wish you say goodbye to bad breath as soon as possible.

3. However, if it does not contain antibacterial drugs, it cannot kill bacteria, and it often contains ethanol. Due to the volatilization of ethanol, the odor becomes more obvious. Maintaining oral hygiene is the key to removing bad breath. Adhere to brushing your teeth after meals every day, and use toothpicks and dental floss to thoroughly clean your mouth. For those who have dentures, it is the most basic requirement to clean the dentures after meals. Go to the hospital for oral health examinations and teeth cleaning every six months to thoroughly remove tartar. Long-term drinkers and smokers should try to control their use and gradually reduce it. After eating spicy foods such as onions and garlic, you can rinse with mint refreshing liquid and drink more water; you can chew some tea leaves, and chewing gum to stimulate saliva secretion is also very helpful in eliminating bad breath. In addition, if you already have or suspect that you have a disease in other parts of your body, you should also seek timely diagnosis and treatment.

Only by understanding the role of oral anaerobic bacteria can we help ourselves to play the role of oral anaerobic bacteria more effectively to benefit us. Oral anaerobic bacteria can play a good inhibitory effect on the reproduction and growth of bacteria. We should develop the habit of brushing our teeth after toothpaste every day, which can effectively help us avoid the growth and spread of bacteria.