10 Causes of Bad Breath

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Cause #2: Foods

The intensity of bad breath can vary throughout the day as there are certain foods that can worsen or exacerbate it. Foods such as cheese, garlic, onions, fish, and certain meats can contribute to bad breath. Garlic and onions contain pungent oils that can be exhaled, which can cause bad breath.

In this case, there are some measures (aside from common hygiene practices) that can prevent halitosis, such as drinking more water, chewing gum, and eating breath mints.

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