10 Ways to Stop Bad Breath and Get Rid of Mouth Bacteria

How to Get Rid of Bad Breath. Somewhere between 35% and 45% of people suffer from bad breath at some point during their day. In case you’re one of them and are looking for simple DIY remedies for bad breath – we have something just for you. You can keep your breath fresh as it can be following some secret tips and using products you most likely already have.

TIMESTAMPS
Use natural mouthwashes and breath fresheners. 0:42
Drink at least 0.5 gallons of water every day. 1:48
Try herbal teas. 2:22
Watch what you eat! 2:56
Experiment with essential oils. 3:49
Scrape your tongue. 4:36
Brush twice a day, and floss once. 5:05
Keep your gums healthy. 5:37
Try breathing exercises. 6:06
Chew fruit peel. 7:18

Use natural mouthwashes and breath fresheners. 0:42
Try chewing on fresh mint leaves. Toothpaste and chewing gum smell like mint for a reason: it’s fresh and strong. Spices like cloves, cardamom, and fennel seeds are excellent at fighting mouth odor. Cloves and cardamom both have antibacterial properties – just what you need to kill the source of that stinking odor! Chewing on fennel will aid saliva production and combat any nasty mouth bacteria.

Drink at least 0.5 gallons of water every day. 1:48
Keeping yourself hydrated has many health benefits, and avoiding bad breath is just one of them. Saliva prevents bacterial growth, and water is needed to keep the salivary glands working efficiently. Drinking water is paramount when it comes to preventing the bacterial growth and bad breath caused by inadequate moisture and saliva in the mouth. Avoid sugary juices at night because they can aid bacterial buildup during the night.

Scrape your tongue. 4:36
Your tongue can be a breeding ground for smelly bacteria. After you brush your teeth, use your toothbrush to scrape your tongue of any bacteria, byproducts from the bacteria, or plaque. You can also use a tongue scraper for this.

Keep your gums healthy. 5:37
Bacteria gathers in pockets at the base of the teeth, which creates an odor. Gum diseases are known to cause bad breath. To keep your gums healthy, choose toothpaste that contains fluoride. In case you’ve been looking for another good reason to quit smoking, here it is. Smoking weakens your immune system and is strongly associated with the onset of gum-related problems.

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SUMMARY
-Try chewing on fresh mint leaves. Spices like cloves, cardamom, and fennel seeds are excellent at fighting mouth odor.
-Saliva prevents bacterial growth, and water is needed to keep the salivary glands working efficiently.
-Make green tea your best friend after water. The antioxidant army in it will easily beat the bacteria troops in your mouth.
-Onions and garlic are the most common culprits when it comes to causing bad breath. Also, avoid foods that are high in fructose and acids as they encourage bacterial growth.
-You can try gargling with peppermint essential oil, or use clove or orange oil diluted in water for dental emergencies.
-After you brush your teeth, use your toothbrush to scrape your tongue of any bacteria, byproducts from the bacteria, or plaque.
-Brush your teeth for 2 minutes twice a day, and floss at least once.
-To keep your gums healthy, choose toothpaste that contains fluoride.
-The proper way to get oxygen into your system is through your nose, not through your mouth. You can try breathing exercises to train yourself to breathe only through your nose.
-Chewing a fruit peel will not only give your breath a burst of freshness but the citric acid will also encourage your salivary glands to work more efficiently.

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