7 Surprising Things Causing Your Dragon Breath
Bad breath is like a broken taillight on your car: You don't know it's there until someone embarrassingly points it out. And both require fast action. The problem: Chewing gum usually just masks the scent of a smelly mouth. You have to find the culprit—which is sometimes easier said than done. Gingivitis (aka gum disease) is a common cause, says Tina Giannacopoulos, a dentist at Boston Dental. (If you have it, you'll likely notice bleeding and inflamed or receding gums.) That's not the issue? Don't overlook these 7 other possible reasons why you have stinky breath.
This article was originally published by our partners at WomensHealthMag.com.
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