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Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Halitosis Halitosis Halitosis Featured Articles About Halitosis Halitosis is a noticeable unpleasant odor exhaled in the breath. The odor can derive from an oral source or from eating certain foods, smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity or other diseases. If the problem is chronic, a health care professional should be consulted. How to Cope With Halitosis Bad breath or Halitosis is a common and embarrassing problem. Gum disease, cavities, poor oral hygiene, oral cancer, bacteria on the tongue, medical problem and certain foods are some of the many causes of halitosis. Making a few changes can help you fight and prevent bad breath. How to Treat Halitosis Halitosis, or bad breath, can be caused by anything from hygiene to your diet. This undesirable side effect has many treatments depending on your symptoms. In some cases doctors have the answer, and in many others you need to change your daily habits to cure halitosis. Luckily, this annoying symptom can be easily remedied. What Are the Causes of Halitosis?

43. Halitosis - Wiktionary The condition of having stale or foul smelling breath halitosis http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/halitosis

halitosis Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary Jump to: navigation search Contents English Etymology Pronunciation Noun ... edit English Wikipedia has an article on: Halitosis Wikipedia edit Etymology From Latin hālitus whiff, breath m. 4th decl. edit Pronunciation US IPA /hæl.ɪˈtoʊs.ɪs/ Rhymes: -əʊsɪs edit Noun halitosis plural halitoses pathology The condition of having stale or foul smelling breath edit Translations condition of having foul-smelling breath Arabic: ar (ar) m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn (cmn) Czech: Zápach z úst Dutch: foetor ex ore Finnish: pahanhajuinen hengitys French: halitose German: Mundgeruch de (de) m Hebrew: Italian: alitosi it (it) Japanese: ja (ja) Persian: Polish: Cuchnący oddech Russian: ru (ru) m ru (ru) m Spanish: halitosis es (es) Swedish: dålig andedräkt c halitosis Telugu edit See also bad breath edit Spanish edit Noun halitosis f halitosis Retrieved from " http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/halitosis Categories Latin derivations English nouns ... Spanish nouns Personal tools New features Log in / create account Namespaces Entry Discussion Variants Views Read Edit History Actions Search Navigation Main Page Community portal Preferences Requested entries ... Contact us Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Permanent link In other languages Español Galego Polski Tiếng Việt This page was last modified on 15 October 2010, at 22:08.

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appName = "famdoc"; Advertisement OAS_AD('Top'); familydoctor.org Home Halitosis (Bad Breath) Advanced Search Printer-friendly version Share this page Make text bigger Halitosis (Bad Breath) What causes bad breath? What can I do to prevent bad breath? See Also: More Information Advertisement OAS_AD('Right'); Advertisement OAS_AD('Middle'); Halitosis (Bad Breath) What causes bad breath? Most bad breath (also called halitosis) comes from something in your mouth. Food sticks between your teeth, around the gums and on your tongue. If you don't brush and floss your teeth every day, this food can rot. The rotten bits of food cause a bad smell in your mouth. Rotten food also helps bacteria grow in your mouth. These bacteria can cause gum disease (also called gingivitis). Gingivitis also causes bad breath. The things you eat and drink can also affect your breath. Common examples of foods and beverages that may cause bad breath include onions, garlic, cheese, pastrami, certain spices, orange juice and soda. Once these foods are digested, their oils are absorbed into your bloodstream and carried into the lungs. The odor is given off in your breath until all of the food is out of your body. Bad breath may also be a sign of a health problem. Sinus infections, chronic lung infections, liver or kidney diseases, and diabetes are some health conditions that may cause bad breath.

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Browse the Animated-Teeth.com Directory What causes halitosis? Halitosis treatments: Overview, tongue scrapers, ... simple breath remedies. Index for topic : Bad Breath / Halitosis Page 1 - How do you test yourself for halitosis? Page 2 - What conditions promote halitosis? Page 3 - What is the fundamental cause of bad breath? Page 4 - About the bacteria that cause halitosis. About the importance of brushing and flossing. Page 5 - Curing bad breath with tongue cleaning. Tongue scraping and tongue brushing. Page 6 - Effective mouthwashes for halitosis. Page 7 - Tips and suggestions for reducing halitosis. What is halitosis? / How to test for halitosis. What does the term halitosis mean? Just in case you are wondering, halitosis is medical terminology for bad breath. Halitosis is derived from the Latin word "halitus," which means breath, and the Greek suffix "osis," which means condition. It's somewhat fitting that the formal term for bad breath has been derived from words from ancient languages. Hebraic literature (the Talmud) dating back over two thousand years ago states that a marriage license (the Ketuba) can be broken if one of the partners has breath malodor. Similar references can be found in the literature of the Greeks, Romans and early Christians. How do you test for halitosis?

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Halitosis Introduction Historically, bad breath has had many names...halitosis, fetor oris, fetor ex ore. The terms bad breath, halitosis, and breath malodor all mean an unpleasant breath odor that is objectionable to others. The truth is that bad breath under any name can be an indication of a serious disease entity for many people and a life time of social problems for others. Nearly everyone, in fact, experiences bouts of halitosis from time to time. It is fortunate that most bad breath is caused by oral conditions. The history of halitosis is well documented with references to the condition dating back to ancient civilizations. Halitosis, from the Latin for breath (hali) and condition (tosis), refers to a systemic-related malodor. Fetor ex ore and fetor oris are terms that directly relate to oral conditions producing malodor. Researchers and experts in the malodor field have suggested that the condition should be referenced as oral malodor or nonoral malodor. Oral malodor can be either transitory or chronic. Transitory malodor is described as a food-related malodor that may last up to 72 hours and is a condition all individuals suffer from at one time or another. Chronic malodor is generally oral-related and in some cases due to a medical/ systemic condition, such as diabetes. The individual usually seeks out dental treatment because of a toothache, bleeding gums, unhappiness with the appearance of his/her teeth, or because he/she has been told that he/she has bad breath. The dental profession has dealt quite adequately with the first three of these complaints, but has tended to neglect the fourth or the malodor complaint.

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Section G Amoebiasis Motion Sickness Premenstrual Syndrome ... Inguinal Hernia Halitosis Ventral Hernia Arogyadhama Resources Tariff Plan Doctors Treatment Plan Daily Routine ... Arogyadhama Yoga Therapy Yoga Therapy HALITOSIS Halitosis Means bad breath or foul smelling breath. The bad smell that comes from food items such as garlic or onion or cigarette smoking or alcohol has a characteristic recognizable bad smell. The Halitosis or foul breath that is refereed to here is most commonly due to putrefaction of food particles by the excessive growth of bacteria in the mouth, unhealthy gums and teeth, white coating on the tongue repeated ulcer in mouth are all places where abnormal bacteria grow in large numbers and lead to bad breath. Other causes includes constipation and other digestive disturbances due to problems in gastro intestinal tract; renal diseases, liver disease or even a badly controlled diabetes. How do we prevent or cure Halitosis? It is very important to have a holistic approach to this problem at physical level - (a) cleaning the mouth and tongue and gums. It is not enough if you just brush the teeth daily. Yoga recommends tongue cleaning and massage (Jihavadohana) and gum massage with fingers as important daily practices to be followed after brushing the teeth. Their two procedures are to be practiced for 5 minutes each using both the thumb and the index finger of both hands. This not only cleans the food particles and dead organic matter in the mouth but the pressure and massage increases the blood flow and healthy cell turn over in the oral cavity preventing abnormal bacteria growth.

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