treatment for halitosis in dogs?
Posted on February 9th, 2011
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Is there a way I can talk to my girlfriend about seriously seeking treatment for her bad breath?
Posted on February 9th, 2011
My girlfriend, well really she’s my fiance, has horrible breath. We have been together for 2 and a half years now. At first, I think my puppy love made up for it. I don’t remember it always being so rank, but I also remember her chewing a lot of gum at the beginning of our relationship. Now we live together and there is no way to escape the death fog.
I am surprised that our pets and plants don’t keel over dead when she talks to them/ takes care of them/ breathes around them.
I have very gently talked to her about it in the past. I was honest, loving, and candid. She went to the dentist. She reports to me that the dentist told her to brush. She has EXCELLENT oral hygiene (maybe I should have mentioned that at the outset of this post). I see her brush. Her breath is bad by the time she is wiping her mouth on the towel after brushing.
The smell is so potent that we haven’t slept in the same bed in 6 months. It is so strong that it wakes me up at night because I will think one of the pets has taken a shit in the bedroom. That is literally how bad it is.
We can barely ride in the car together. I can’t kiss her. We don’t have sex because her breath is so bad I feel like I am trying to be intimate inside a sewer system and sucking on a sewage pipe.
It is absolutely KILLING me. She is perfect for me in every single way. We are highly compatible and love each other very much. We generally have very little conflict, we are very well-matched. We are open and honest with each other about our needs, desires, dislikes, and issues. I have talked to her about it so many times that I fear that I can’t keep talking to her about it without really hurting her. She says the dentist offers no solutions when she goes. And she goes regularly. He put her on Pepcid to control acid, which she says she has never had problems with (no heartburn, etc). She is a healthy weight, and does not drink or smoke. She took the pepcid for months and there was no relief.
She has tried using probiotics as well.
She has this mouth spray that is all natural made of cloves, annise, etc. When she sprays it, it works for literally about 30 seconds and then the smell is back. She can’t keep spraying that stuff over and over again, it would make her sick!
I just don’t see how we can have a healthy marriage without physical contact. Even not being able to be in the same room with her sometimes just kills me.
It is so bad sometimes I can smell it all over our house. It literally smells like a broken sewage line mixed with the smell of a thousand rotting, vomit-covered corpses.
Or I assume that these things would smell very similar…
Does anyone have any HELPFUL, EDUCATIONAL ideas that could benefit us?
Her dentist would have diagnosed her with gum disease, cavities, etc when she goes every 6 months if those were things that she had.
Someone has assured me that I am an idiot and that I am making this up. Thanks for that.
Unfortunately, I am not making this up. I am accurately reporting what we have gone through.
She has also used aloe, taken internally. She will not oil-pull because she just won’t.
We will try the manuka honey, because it is great for so many things. Thanks for the people who have actually made educated suggestions.
I wouldn’t take the time to invent something so mundane, so perhaps I am not the idiot, but people calling other people names should look at themselves and the kind of time they have on their hands. Just an idea.
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How to get rid of pugs bad breath?
Posted on February 9th, 2011
My pug has really bad breath and she just got her teeth cleaned not to long ago.
Her teeth were cleaned by the vet.
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In the mouth of the most people there is halitosis, but they kiss often?
Posted on February 8th, 2011
The halitosis is a trait inherent of human being, liking kissing is also a trait inherent of human being, the two traits are contradictory.
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I have bad breath a lot. it is not halitosis ?
Posted on February 7th, 2011
I brush my teeth twice everyday and I brush my tongue. I know I dont have a disease or halitosis of any kind. what the hell is going on. like when I sit in class after I get to school it my mouth starts to get that funny taste after just an hour. Does anyone know what is going on. I already do chew gum and eat mints all the time. I dont want to do that forever though. I know plenty of people who have good breath withought a piece of gum in their mouth. thanks
I use mouthwash every night and every morning too
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Chlorophyll and bad breath, is it save?
Posted on February 7th, 2011
what is Chlorophyll and which type of Chlorophyll cures bad breath and is it save for everyone cuz ma doctor told me that Chlorophyll is normally given to a person thats been about to be operated on but i didnt ask ma dentist yet, i just wanted to know because i have bad breath and is embarrasing
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What is the best thing possible to conquer bad breath?
Posted on February 7th, 2011
My brother has seriously bad breath.! Its not just an every now and then thing.! It is consistant.! What can we do?
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what is the cure for halitosis? what medicine should i take?
Posted on February 6th, 2011
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3 TIMES I'VE HAD TO POST THIS THIS!!! READ THOROUGHLY BEFORE ANSWERING!!!?
Posted on February 6th, 2011
I have terrible bad breath. how do i get rid of it, home remedies or medical solutions to this?
yes i brush my teeth (3 times) , floss, swish regularly and it goes back to that "bad morning smell in half an hour. its so embarrassing
I WANT A SOLUTION TO THIS, NOT JUST HAVE TO COVER IT UP WITH MINTS ALL MY LIFE, I’VE HAD THIS ALL MY LIFE AND ITS JUST GETTING UNBEARABLE!!!!
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I've got a problem with chronic halitosis. What can I do?
Posted on February 5th, 2011
Apparently it’s pretty bad. I’ve been to the dentist for a deep cleaning, and only have two very minor cavities. I floss and brush twice a day, and scrub my tongue with my toothbrush until I don’t see any white. The only thing I can think of is that I have major sinus blockage, so I sleep with my mouth open and wake up with cotton mouth. I also mostly breathe with my mouth slightly open.
When I visited my boyfriend in January is when it became apparent, and also extremely embarassing. I’m very self-conscious about it and don’t want to be intimate because of it, and I’m afraid it will affect my relationship. I already have a low self-esteem, and the halitosis is making it much worse.
My doctor knows me to be something of a hypochondriac so he tends to brush off my worries, it seems. My dentist said that I may have sinus drainage because when I wake up in the morning, I have a thick yellow pasty substance on the roof of my mouth at the back. It’s been like that for about a year or so, can a sinus infection possibly last that long?
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