One actual solution, Harris said, is to treat the buildup of certain bacteria that can make breath particularly acrid. The Burst Sonic Toothbrush ($70), for instance, relies on thousands of tiny sonic vibrations per minute to polish teeth. The different formulas target a range of concerns, from tooth sensitivity to gum health to whitening. Use it to gently scrape plaque from the tongue that toothbrush bristles might miss or only move around. As for mouthwashes, look for rinses that do not contain ethyl alcohol, which tends to dry out the mouth and exacerbate bad breath.

Source: bd News24 September 12, 2020 08:26 UTC