Although it may seem strange, saliva actually helps prevent bad breath because it contains chemicals that kill odor-causing bacteria. If you have dry mouth this Valentine’s Day, your breath may not be as fresh as you want it to be.
Not to worry! Quirt Family Dentistry is here to explain dry mouth, its causes and how to fix it. We want all Wisconsin residents to have a perfect Valentine’s Day, however they choose to spend it, and a great way to start is with fresh, healthy breath!
Dry Mouth = Bad Breath
There are many things that could contribute to a dry mouth, such as how long it has been since you’ve eaten or drank, what you last ate or drank, the amount of physical activity you’ve participated in, or even what time of day it is. Other factors can include medication, systemic diseases, body chemistry, and overall health. [Read more...]
Are you staying at a relative’s house this holiday season? You probably want to avoid wandering downstairs for breakfast and watching your family turn their noses up at your breath. Embarrassing! Although, maybe not as bad as your robe falling open…

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