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Bad Breathe Treatment

Bad breath is a very common problem and there are many different causes. Bad breath can be improved by following a daily oral hygiene regime and cutting down on sugary foods and drinks. Regular trips to the hygienist will also ensure your plaque levels are kept under control.

Causes of bad breath include:

  • Chronic bad breath usually has an underlying medical cause such as throat, nose or lung infections, sinusitis, bronchitis, gastrointestinal conditions, diabetes, or even dental issues like malocclusion teeth. Mouth odor treatment depends on identifying and addressing the root cause.

  • Poor dental hygiene. Without regular brushing and flossing, bacteria and bits of food can get trapped in between your teeth, which release an unpleasant odour after some time.

  • Smoking.

  • Consuming strong, odorous foods like garlic, onions and coffee.

If you are aware that your breath is not as fresh as you would like it to be, make an appointment with the hygienist for some advice and assistance.

Life benefits

  • Fresh breath gives you confidence in social situations.
  • Indicates good oral health and clean teeth.
  • Healthy gums.

Bad Breath Treatment

At Metro City Dentistry, we understand that bad breath can affect your confidence and signal deeper oral health issues. Our personalized treatment plans target the root causes — from gum infections to untreated cavities — ensuring fresher breath and better overall oral health. We also provide supportive care through general dentistry and preventive checkups to help you stay ahead of recurring issues.

For patients dealing with underlying concerns like tooth decay, tooth pain, or dental anxiety, we offer related treatments such as root canal therapy, dental sealants, and sedation dentistry for a more comfortable experience. If your symptoms are linked to damaged or missing teeth, our solutions like dental crowns and bridges can restore both function and freshness. Book your consultation today to take the first step toward lasting relief and a healthier smile.