Breath Sprays Fight Bad Breath Bacteria
Not all breath sprays are created equal. If you are experiencing chronic breath odor and have tried many solutions with limited or no success then you are not getting to the root of the problem. There are several questions you should ask yourself.
Does My Breath Spray
- Kill the anaerobic bacteria responsible for creating volatile sulfur compounds
- Reach far enough to the back of my tongue and throat to kill bacteria where they hide
- Contain an oxygenating solution that helps oxidize odorous sulfur compounds instead of masking or covering them up?
- Provide only temporary relief from halitosis
- Contain alcohol which causes dry mouth making breath odor worse
- Contain an applicator for helping you to get at hard to reach areas
Why Use A Breath Spray
They are popular mainly because of convenience. No one likes carrying around a bulky and heavy bottle of mouthwash in their purse or briefcase. Breath sprays are small, easily concealed and readily available when needed.
If you have a job that requires you to spend a lot of time interacting with the public like:
- Public speaking
- Sales
- Teaching
- Tour Guide
- Bus or cab driver
- Customer Service
- Messenger
Then you can really appreciate this convenient armor of protection.
Types Of Bad Breath
- Chronic
- Situational Breath
- Dry Mouth
When To Use A Breath Spray
- If you are a frequent smoker then dry mouth can be a problem not to mention the odor of nicotine on your breath.
- After eating especially dairy foods, garlic, onions even meats
- Nervous tension has also been known to lead to dry mouth and breath odor. If this is a chronic condition then it might be wise to speak with your health specialist about ways to reduce tension.
Finally
Breath sprays are a quick fix to a most troublesome problem halitosis. It is only a part of the total picture. A daily regimen of proper oral care, flossing, brushing and mouth rinses not only provide a good oral hygiene but control harmful bacteria that destroy teeth.
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