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Why Do I Have Bad Breath?

June 6, 2017Dr. Seth Larsondental health

Bad breath. We’ve all dealt with it at one point or another. Whether you ate something pungent or have been slacking on your oral hygiene routine, bad breath can be embarrassing. But what happens when bad breath doesn’t go away? Your case of halitosis may be caused by a more difficult problem to treat. Here at Larson Dental, we want to keep all of our patients healthy, so we’ve included a helpful infographic about bad breath and its causes.

Feel free to make an appointment with our office if you think you need treatment for your breath!

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