Definitely worth considering both. A professional dental cleaning is usually the first step to remove plaque and halitosis treatment and tartar that can’t be handled at home. But halitosis is often the result of multiple overlapping factors, like oral bacteria, sinus infections, or even dry mouth from medications. That’s why a full oral exam is important. The site VillageDentalMedicine https://villagedentalmedicine.com/halito...-remedies/ goes into this by emphasizing not only hygiene but also identifying systemic triggers. For example, a high-protein diet or dehydration can make it worse. They also talk about how people with real halitosis often don’t notice it themselves, while others do—whereas those with pseudo-halitosis feel embarrassed despite not having an actual odor. The psychological aspect is just as important to address. I’d say start with a dentist who understands both the clinical and social side of this.
Oral Hygiene Techniques
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Oral Hygiene Techniques - by Fersin - 04-15-2025, 09:03 AM
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