13 Ways to Make Your Breath Smell Amazingly Good Every Time

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Most people experience bad breath occasionally, whether it’s due to an illness or right after eating. Additionally, chronic halitosis (constant bad breath), which can cause low self-esteem and social anxiety, affects nearly millions of people across the world. 

Fortunately, maintaining fresh breath is typically simple if you maintain good oral hygiene, eat a healthy diet, and use breath fresheners as necessary. So let’s talk about some ways to freshen breath with this blog.

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How To Keep Your Breath Smelling Good All Day?

Here are some fresh breath tips you should consider following:

1. Floss And Brush Every Day

Although flossing may seem like a pointless or time-consuming chore, it is crucial to take this extra step if you want to get rid of bacteria and prevent plaque accumulation on your teeth. When you floss, you can remove food particles that the toothbrush can’t get to. Food is probably stuck between people’s teeth who don’t floss frequently, which feeds the bacteria. Your breath will likely be more offensive the healthier the bacteria in your mouth are.

You can also look into professional teeth cleaning services, which can help you kickstart a hygienic dental routine. 

2. Use An Oxygenated Mouthwash

Since anaerobic bacteria lack oxygen, you can destroy them quickly with the help of an oxygenated mouthwash.  Gargling with an oxygenated mouthwash can even help you reach difficult-to-reach places like your tonsils.

Anaerobic bacteria frequently develop in the tonsil’s contours and produce extremely stinky tonsil stones (a buildup of bacteria and debris in your tonsils).  Doctors also advise visiting your ENT doctor for stone removal or gargling with salt water at the back of your throat to help shift the stones.

3. Maintain A Balanced Diet With Minimal Carbohydrates

Eat a limited amount of carbohydrates while maintaining a balanced diet that includes proteins and fats. Ketones are produced when fatty foods are consumed. These ketones stay in the stomach and start to ferment, giving off a bad odour that can return up the esophagus to the mouth. Because of this, it’s crucial to include nutritious carbs in your diet to balance out the fats in your stomach and encourage fresher breath. Carrots, broccoli, fresh fruit, and sweet potatoes are some examples of healthy carbohydrates.

4. Clean Your Tongue Daily

A study indicated that volunteers who brushed their tongues perceived unpleasant breath 70% less often! The best way to clean your tongue is with a tongue scraper, which you can get online or in pharmacies. In the interim, give your tongue a decent brush with a toothbrush.

5. Consume A Lot Of Water

Dehydration decreases saliva production, which is a concern because saliva has antibacterial and antifungal qualities that maintain a healthy mouth and fresh breath. Furthermore, on a fundamental level, saliva lubricates your teeth to keep food from getting stuck and aids in the digestion of food by washing it away. Bacteria can develop if food is breaking down in your mouth since it wasn’t broken down or washed out. Bacteria will feast more if there is more food left behind.

6. Eat Nutritiously, Avoid Crunchy Foods

You can get rid of food that gets stuck between your teeth by consuming meals with a firm texture. You also get rid of the germs that love the imprisoned food. When you run your tongue along the teeth, you will notice that they feel fuzzy due to this bacteria. Eating foods with a firm texture is like brushing your teeth: Carrots, apples, and celery are some of these foods.

7. Eat Green Healthy Foods

Always try to eat green healthy foods. These foods are alkaline, which helps your body maintain equilibrium by neutralising the acid that contributes to bad breath.

8. Stop Drinking Alcohol

The oral microbiome, or the bacteria found in the human oral cavity that are vital to our health, can be seriously affected by alcohol. When this bacteria is compromised, it makes your mouth extremely dry and contributes to bad breath. Reducing the amount of alcohol you consume can help improve your breath.

9. Stop Smoking

The nicotine in tobacco can narrow your mouth’s blood vessels and cause less saliva to be produced. The bad breath that smokers are usually associated with can be brought on by these effects. Blood flow inside the mouth and saliva production should return to normal after they quit smoking.

10. Chew Cinnamon- Or Xylitol-Flavoured Gum

Gum with cinnamon flavouring, which also helps to flavour your mouth, can aid in reducing oral bacteria in your mouth. Cinnamaldehyde, which is contained in the spice, is antimicrobial. As a result, there are two ways that chewing helps to freshen your breath.

Your sugarless gum’s sweetener may also encourage fresher breath. The natural sweetener xylitol, which is well known for its antibacterial properties, is frequently used to improve the flavour of sugarless gum. As you chew, xylitol-containing gum can aid in reducing the quantity of odour-producing bacteria in your mouth.

Chewing gum can help prevent bad breath by removing food particles that may be stuck in your teeth with the chewing action.The lingering particles can degrade inside your mouth and emit an unpleasant odour if they are left in place.

11. Rinse With A Mouthwash Free Of Alcohol

While we’re talking about dehydration, throw away all your alcohol-based rinses because, strangely enough, your mouthwash can be the root of your issue. Because alcohol dries out your mouth, more bacteria can develop there. A spoonful of baking soda, a cup of warm water, and a few drops of peppermint essential oil can be combined to make your own if you don’t want to run to the store. In case you run out of mouthwash, the natural antibacterial properties of baking soda and peppermint oil might help temporarily freshen your breath.

12. Consume Specific Foods To Eliminate Bad Breath

Here are the lists of some food items that can be used to cover up bad breath:

  • Parsley: One of the most well-known bad breath remedies is parsley. The oils in it are the secret behind its effect. Similar to how peppermint and cinnamon can be used to mask bad breath. The same effect can also be achieved with cardamom, rosemary,  eucalyptus, tarragon, and coriander or cilantro, among other herbs and spices.
  • Green tea: Since bacteria produce an offensive odour, green tea includes catechin, a potent antioxidant that can fight against microorganisms.
  • Yoghourt: Some studies have indicated that yoghourt’s live active cultures can help lessen bad breath. If the yoghourt contains probiotics (good bacteria), it will be able to outnumber the undesirable, offensive bacteria.
  • Apples and pears: Fruits aid in saliva production, which is necessary for nourishing and harmonising the mouth’s natural oral ecosystem.
  • Celery, Carrots, and Cucumbers: These crunchy snacks promote salivation, which acts as a bacterial washing agent.
  • Almonds and Other Nuts: Like fruits and vegetables, these foods also work. It has been demonstrated that the fibre-rich components of fruits, vegetables, and nuts function as “little toothbrushes” on teeth and prevent odour-producing bacteria from discolouring teeth.Your dentist frequently offers preventive procedures, such as expert cleanings that get rid of tartar, during a regular session. Plaque and oral bacteria cannot hide in the pores of tartar as it is scraped out of your mouth.

13. Visit Your Dentist

Your dentist frequently offers preventive procedures, such as expert cleanings that get rid of tartar, during a regular session. Plaque and oral bacteria cannot hide in the pores of tartar as it is scraped out of your mouth.

Your dentist can also do restorative procedures to clean away decay-related bad breath in your mouth. They can also take care of gum problems that cause bad breath.

Schedule an appointment with the best dentist sunshine coast clinic to receive dental care and learn more about how to keep your breath fresh.

Takeaway,

Poor dental hygiene is the main factor in bad breath. Regular tooth cleaning and flossing can help this issue a lot. Your diet and drink choices are important. Sometimes there are situations when an actual medical problem could be the reason. Follow the above-mentioned ways to get rid of your bad breath. 

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Dr. Adarsh Pisharodi - Dentist at Oris Dental

Dr. Adarsh Pisharodi

Dr. Adarsh Pisharodi, serving as the principal dentist at Oris Dental, brings a wealth of expertise spanning over 26 years to his esteemed practice. Specializing in cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, and orthodontics, he takes immense pride in rejuvenating countless smiles and instilling confidence in Sunshine Coast residents. As an esteemed member of the Australian Dental Association and esteemed dental societies, he remains steadfast in delivering exceptional care to his patients.


Dr. Adarsh Pisharodi

Dr. Adarsh Pisharodi, serving as the principal dentist at Oris Dental, brings a wealth of expertise spanning over 26 years to his esteemed practice. Specializing in cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, and orthodontics, he takes immense pride in rejuvenating countless smiles and instilling confidence in Sunshine Coast residents. As an esteemed member of the Australian Dental Association and esteemed dental societies, he remains steadfast in delivering exceptional care to his patients.

Adarsh (Principal Dentist)

Adarsh

Adarsh (A-Dash) is the principal dentist at Oris Dental. Adarsh graduated as a dentist in 1996 from the University of Mumbai (Bombay, India). He entered private practice as an assistant dentist in one of the leading practices in Mumbai from 1996-2002. The practice offered all aspects of dentistry with the exception of Orthodontics. This prompted Adarsh to pursue a post graduate degree in Orthodontics and successfully completed the 3 year Full time the master’s program from University of Mumbai (Bombay, India) in 2005. Since then, Adarsh has been in private practice both as a general dentist and an orthodontist. He also served as teaching faculty at University in Mumbai for 3 yrs and when in India, he has been ‘the dentist’ to many dentists!! In 2008, Adarsh took the Australian Dental Council exam for direct recognition of his skill in Australia. He successfully completed the exams in the first attempt and moved to Australia early 2009. He has been in private practice in Australia since Jan 2009. Oris Dental was set up in Minyama in 2011. Oris Dental is now over 8 years old and is growing to be a well-respected practice in the area. He is particularly interested in Cosmetic dentistry Dental implants and Orthodontics. Adarsh hopes to use all the experience he has gained in the past 22 years, to offer the best in dentistry to all his patients in this practice. Adarsh believes in spreading smiles and has successfully designed smiles and in doing so improved the lives and self-confidence of many Sunshine Coast locals (Take a look at our Smile gallery!). Adarsh is an active member of the Australian Dental Association since 2009 He held the post of Senior Lecturer in Orthodontics in Mumbai University before moving to Australia. He is a Life member of the Indian Dental Association, serving as the General Secretary of the Association (Mumbai City Chapter) 2007-2009 He is Life member of the Indian Orthodontic Society. He is Candidate for Membership Examination MRACDS (Ortho) and plans to complete his membership exams soon. Adarsh is also currently pursuing his Diploma in Implant dentistry at the Royal College of Surgeons(Edinburgh). Adarsh has recently complete intensive training in implant placement and restoration in Neoss and TRI (Swiss) Implant system. He is married to Prachi for 15yrs and they have a 11 yr old son – Aarjav, a little daughter Aria who has just started prep and Daisy the mad Lab pup! He is currently learning to play Tennis and Badminton and loves watching the cricket!

Prachi (Owner/ Dentist)

Prachi

Prachi is the director, part time dentist at Oris Dental. Prachi graduated in 2002 from Nair hospital dental college, Mumbai (Bombay, India), one of the leading dental schools in Asia. She then worked in multiple private practices across Mumbai (Bombay, India). While working as a dentist in various practices she picked up the positives from them and implemented them into this practice at Oris Dental. She is very friendly by nature and is particularly good at handling children, preventive dentistry and hygiene. Prachi moved to Australia in 2009. Prachi has there on completed her Australian Dental council exams successfully in early 2011 and is now ready to bring in her 12 years of experience to Oris Dental. Prachi also serves as a part time dentist at the Oral Health Services Sunshine Coast in Caloundra Kawana and Nambour as needed.

Davina (Dentist)

Davina

Davina has been a part of our family since 2014. After completing her bachelor’s degree from the University of Queensland, Davina has been in private practice in an around the Sunshine coast for a year before joining us full time. Davina shows exemplary skills in building a great relationship and rapport with her patients and is well regarded by her peers. Davina is very highly regarded by her current patients. Davina currently works 3 days a week.

Lise Slack (Dental Hygienist)

Lise Stack

Our dental hygienist Lise Slack is a trained member of the dental team who works together with your dentist in preventing gum diseases and dental decay.

Lise joined OrisDental in 2015 and has worked extensively in private specialist practices. She graduated from the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa in 1982 and has had specific training and exposure to an extensive range of periodontal conditions and treatment modalities.

Lise’s dad was a professor in dentistry and this is where her love of teeth comes from. She has invented two specialist oral care products which are available in Australia and several international countries. Lise has also lectured at international dental conferences on the maintenance of dental implants and how to help patients care for their teeth once they have contracted periodontitis.

Both adults and children can benefit from having an appointment with a dental hygienist as they are taught how dental diseases occur and how it can be prevented or managed.

Lise is married to Sam and they have two daughters. They value their family time and love adventurous outdoor sports.

Jesse (Dental Assistant)

Jesse (Dental Assistant)

Jess has been a part of Oris Dental from the outset in 2011. Always cheerful and welcoming Jess is the star amongst our patients at our practice. If you cannot find Jess in the practice she will be at the beach!

 

Kaela (Receptionist)

Debra (Receptionist)

Kaela arrived at our practice in early 2021. Coming from eight years of retail experience in Northern NSW, she loves working with people and assisting in any way she can. Kaela has also just finished her training as a dental assistant. You will immediately fall in love with her happy, bubbly personality.

Abby (Sr. Dental Assistant)

Abby (Dental Assistant)

Abby is originally from Hervey Bay, but she has been calling the Sunshine Coast home with her husband and two kids for the past four and a half years. Abby completed her cert III in dental assisting in 2015 and is looking to further her studies In the near future. Abby enjoys camping, playing guitar, and travelling
the world with her family.

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    Dr. Param Dass

    Dr. Param Dass

    Param Dass graduated with a Bachelor in Dentistry from the University of Otago, NZ in 2005. He went on to complete his Bachelor in Medicine from the University of Auckland NZ in 2010.

    Param started working part time in our practice since 2015 with special interest in surgical procedures including Dental implants and bone grafting procedures, Surgical extractions including Wisdom teeth and other minor surgical procedures.

    Param is well known for being gentle and caring in treating patients with dental anxiety and maintains a calm demeanour.

    He is also well trained in working with patients with various levels of anxiety, offering dental treatment under Happy Gas, Twilight sedation or under Full general anaesthetic.

    Dr. Brayden Fracchia

    Dr. Brayden Fracchia

    Brayden hails from North Queensland, having completed his Bachelor of Dental Surgery at JCU Cairns, practicing in Hobart and outreach dentistry from Mount Isa over the course of his studies. He has worked with us since 2020. Brayden enjoys becoming a part of a community and enjoys the outdoors and sport in his spare
    time. Having only recently moved to the beautiful Sunshine Coast, Brayden is enthusiastic and well versed in all aspects of basic general dentistry and looks forward to bringing North Queensland hospitality to the South East.

    Briar

    Briar

    Briar stated off as a trainee dental assistant in our practice mid-2020. She is the youngest member of our practice and is rapidly becoming an integral part of team Oris. Briar completed her Certificate 3 in our practice in 2021 and works full time Dental assistant at Oris Dental.

    Drew

    Drew

    Drew is Oris Dental’ newest member, who has only recently moved from his hometown of Rockhampton. He is our Oral Health Therapist, who specializes in oral health education, general check-ups, fillings and more!
    He loves a good chat and a laugh at work. He prioritizes patient’s comfort and likes to encourage an environment where everyone feels a sense of security and safety in the dental setting. When Drew isn’t at work you’ll find him having a refreshing swim at the beach or having his usual dirty chai at his local cafe.

    Jasmine

    Jasmine

    Jasmine joined our practice in November 2021 and works with our Oral Health Therapist Drew. Jasmine is new to dental assistance, however is quickly taking on any and all challenges that come her way! She loves animals, and spending quality time with her husband and two kids. Welcome to the team!

    Brooke

    Brooke

    Brooke is originally from Brisbane but has been living on the coast since 2017. She brings over 15 years of experience in the dental industry and has had the opportunity to work in London and Melbourne for the Royal Flying Doctors. Brooke enjoys surfing, scuba diving and exploring the many things that the Sunny Coast has to offer.

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