Bad breath - where does it come from, and how can you help yourself? Yossi Schwimmer @ Alpine Dental

I don't know if this is a question you can ask a dentist, but I think there is a question, but bad breath like Listerine, I'm going to make it quick. Bad breath is almost never related to something to stomach. Very, very rare amount of people, it's because of something in their system that causes it. For most people, bad breath comes from food or debris or plaque being stuck somewhere in their mouth and they just have to figure out where it's stuck. Sometimes your gums are receding and food gets in between your teeth easier. So then you need different instruments to clean it. You need a water pick or these green soft picks. Um but some people have wisdom teeth with gum covering over them and food keeps getting under that piece of gum. Impossible to clean it out. So you just >> something that's in your mouth, not something that's in your stomach. >> 99% of people Yes. There's a very very rare form of an intestinal disease that causes bad breath, but 99% of people it's something in your mouth that's causing it. >> Wow. So, just a good brush, good clean. You have to figure out where it's coming from. We can help you check that out and then we figure out how to take care of it that you should be able to avoid it. Okay. This is from the body from the body. Yeah. But, okay. This is that's a reason for why you're having it. You know the reason. But if you don't know the reason and it's not a medical problem, it's coming from that.