I am facing problem of bad smell coming from mouth while talking with someone so which ayurvedic medicine I should use for preventing this problem.

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Certain oral and stomach complaints can produce mouth odours, such as: -gingivitis -gum diseases -tonsil stones -tonsillitis -dental abscess -mouth sores -gerd (gastro-esophageal reflux disease) go for a dental check-up in case of doubts. Can't tell you about ayurvedic medicines but for the good oral hygiene, some tips: ?brush using fluoride- containing toothpaste. ?if food particles are left in mouth, bacteria eat it and produce odour. So, -brush after meals or twice a day. -floss once a day. -clean tongue by brush / tongue scraper. -clean dentures / dental retainer / mouth guard. ?avoid dry mouth - drink plenty of water and chew gum (sugarless) to stimulate saliva. [hydrated mouth reduce mouth odour]. ?avoid sugary food, smoking, coffee, soft drinks, tobacco, alcohol, onion & garlic. [no need to tell sugar invites bacteria, smoking gives dry mouth, coffee, soft drinks, tobacco, alcohol dehydrates, and eating onion & garlic gives strong odour even few hrs after eating] ?change toothbrush regularly (3-6 months), as soon as it change shape or loose bristles. Always remember for good oral health 1) brush 2) floss 3) hydrate note: if you think you do not have any mouth condition and after doing these self-treatment and lifestyle changes you still have bad mouth odour, go for a dental check-up. And then, you can always choose your doctor for treatment.

Rupali Nimje Waghmare · Accepted Answer

Certain oral and stomach complaints can produce mouth odours, such as: -gingivitis -gum diseases -tonsil stones -tonsillitis -dental abscess -mouth sores -gerd (gastro-esophageal reflux disease) go for a dental check-up in case of doubts. Can't tell you about ayurvedic medicines but for the good oral hygiene, some tips: ?brush using fluoride- containing toothpaste. ?if food particles are left in mouth, bacteria eat it and produce odour. So, -brush after meals or twice a day. -floss once a day. -clean tongue by brush / tongue scraper. -clean dentures / dental retainer / mouth guard. ?avoid dry mouth - drink plenty of water and chew gum (sugarless) to stimulate saliva. [hydrated mouth reduce mouth odour]. ?avoid sugary food, smoking, coffee, soft drinks, tobacco, alcohol, onion & garlic. [no need to tell sugar invites bacteria, smoking gives dry mouth, coffee, soft drinks, tobacco, alcohol dehydrates, and eating onion & garlic gives strong odour even few hrs after eating] ?change toothbrush regularly (3-6 months), as soon as it change shape or loose bristles. Always remember for good oral health 1) brush 2) floss 3) hydrate note: if you think you do not have any mouth condition and after doing these self-treatment and lifestyle changes you still have bad mouth odour, go for a dental check-up. And then, you can always choose your doctor for treatment.