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Medical Insider – Dr. Rhodora T. Entero

Medical Insider – Dr. Rhodora T. Entero

Bad Breath, Sore Throat:

Could It Be a Warning Sign of Tonsillitis?

(Part 7)

We will now deal with the subject matter entitled “How to Treat Halitosis in Children”. 

Preventing halitosis starts with a strong oral hygiene regimen. Follow the following tips and recommendations below: 

Moreover, let us briefly discuss Chronic Halitosis in Children. The dentist may refer you to a primary care physician for further testing to identify the underlying cause of the halitosis if your child’s mouth appears healthy, but your bad breath persists.

This is especially true of persistent halitosis despite the child’s improvement of his oral hygiene practices. 

Whatever the reason, you can help your kids form lifelong dental hygiene habits by teaching them the correct techniques for brushing and flossing their teeth.

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