Halitosis

Also indexed as:Bad Breath
Fresh breath can lead to more enjoyable interactions with others. According to research or other evidence, the following self-care steps may be helpful.
A beautiful smile is not just skin deep—studies have shown a connection between good oral health and cardiovascular disease prevention. Using the oral healthcare products that are right for you can make daily mouth care an easier habit to maintain. Use the product guides below to find the best products to match for your individual needs and lifestyle.
Dental Floss
From waxed to unwaxed, single strand or weaved, choose the right floss to keep your gums healthy and your smile bright.
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Mouth Rinses
A healthy, clean mouth is key to preserving overall health and may help prevent cardiovascular disease. A mouth rinse can also help keep your teeth both clean and strong.
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Toothbrushes
Regular brushing is key to preserving overall health. Read our guide to toothbrushes for help finding the best toothbrush to make your pearly whites gleam and keep your health on the right track.
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Teeth-Whitening Products
In addition to regular brushing and flossing, teeth whitening can make your smile shine. Read our guide to teeth-whitening products for help finding the best one to meet your goals.
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