Bad breath, or halitosis, is usually caused by bacteria in the mouth. They collect on the tongue, in gum pockets, around decayed teeth and under old fillings, and release unpleasant-smelling gases. Patients visit our dental clinic in Krishna Nagar to find the cause and get lasting fresh breath.
Mouthwash and mints only mask the smell for a short time. Lasting fresh breath comes from treating the source – usually tartar, gum disease, cavities or a dry mouth – and keeping up simple daily habits.
Bad breath now and then is normal. Book a visit if it lasts despite good brushing.
Breath that stays unpleasant even after brushing and flossing usually comes from bacteria in gum pockets, on the tongue or around decayed teeth.
A constant sour, bitter or metallic taste can be caused by gum infection, food trapped under old fillings or a coated tongue.
A thick coating on the back of the tongue holds bacteria that cause odour. Tongue cleaning and treating the cause make a big difference.
Gum disease is one of the most common causes of bad breath. Treating the gums usually improves breath significantly.
Saliva washes bacteria away. A dry mouth from medicines, mouth breathing or low water intake often leads to bad breath, especially in the morning.
Tartar and decay trap food and bacteria. A professional cleaning and fillings remove these hidden sources of odour.
Most patients need one or two visits. The aim is to find and treat the cause, not just mask the smell.
Dr Mani checks your teeth, gums, tongue and any old fillings or crowns.
Gum checks and X-rays show whether gum disease, decay or tartar is involved.
Tartar and bacteria are removed from teeth and below the gumline.
Fillings, gum treatment or replacing old restorations as needed.
Advice on brushing, tongue cleaning, flossing, water intake and diet.
Treating the source works far longer than mints or mouthwash.
Removing tartar and bacteria reduces bleeding and swelling.
Finding cavities early prevents bigger problems.
Speak and smile close up without worrying.
Book a check-up with Dr Mani to find the cause and get lasting fresh breath.
Small daily changes make a big difference to how fresh your breath stays.
The cost depends on what is causing your bad breath. Dr Mani explains the cause, the treatment and the cost after your check-up.
Nervous about the dentist? Tell us. Dr Mani explains each step, goes at your pace and makes sure you are comfortable before anything begins.
Instruments sterilised for every patient, every time.
Options, visits and cost explained before treatment.
Evening and Sunday appointments available.
Calm, unhurried care for children and nervous patients.
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Usually bacteria on the tongue, gum disease, tooth decay or a dry mouth. Sometimes it comes from the sinuses, throat or stomach.
Mouthwash masks odour for a short time. Treating the cause gives lasting results.
Yes. The back of the tongue holds a lot of odour-causing bacteria, so daily cleaning makes a real difference.
Yes. It is one of the most common causes. Treating the gums usually improves breath.
Saliva flow drops while you sleep, letting bacteria build up. Brushing and tongue cleaning in the morning help.
If your teeth and gums are healthy but bad breath continues, Dr Mani may suggest checking for sinus or stomach causes.
Choose a date and time that suits you. Appointments are available 7 days a week, 9 AM to 9 PM, at our clinic on Krishna Nagar Main Road.