Bad Breath Clinic London | Halitosis Treatment

Halitosis is an oral health problem where the main symptom is bad-smelling breath. In most cases, finding the cause of the bad breath is the first step toward treating this preventable condition. At Smile Cliniq, we provide affordable and effective bad breath treatment in London. If you think you are suffering from halitosis, get in touch with us now.

Bad breath is very common, and usually, the person with it is unaware that they have it. However, halitosis treatment London is very straightforward and effective.

In 90% of cases, bad breath is created in the mouth where bacteria produce gases (volatile sulphur compounds (VSC’s) that tend to smell like rotten eggs. These bacteria often hide in areas that you miss when you clean your teeth, as well as on the back of your tongue. It can also be caused by smoking which dries out your mouth making the odour a lot worse.

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London Halitosis Treatment Dentists at Smile Cliniq

Dr Chetan Kaher

BDS BSc (Hons) MFDS RCS (Eng)

Principal Dentist
Dr Chetan Kaher
Dr Evdokia Chasioti

DipDS, MDS

Specialist Periodontist

Dr Evdokia Chasioti
Dr Krishen Shah

BDS (Lond) MJDF RCS (Eng) PgCert Dental Ed (Beds) MSc Endo (Lond)

Associate Dentist With Special Interest In Endodontics

Dr Krishen Shah
Dr Nickil Dhokia

BDS (Lond) Kings College, PG Cert Advanced Aesthetic & Restorative Dentistry, MFDS

Associate Dentist | Invisalign & Composite Bonding Provider

Dr Nickil Dhokia
Dr Sarah Bux

BDS MFDS RCS (Ed)

Associate Dentist

Dr Sarah Bux
Dr Sarita Kotecha

BDS – Guy’s, King’s and St. Thomas’s School for Medicine and Dentistry, UK

Principal Dentist

Dr Sarita Kotecha

Bad breath can be divided into two main types:

Morning Breath – a condition that most people suffer from. Due to the lack of secretion of saliva during the night from our salivary gland, the bacteria aren’t washed away. By simply brushing and rinsing with a mouth rinse the bad breath can disappear. As our salivary glands rest while we are asleep, there is insufficient saliva to wash away bacteria and food debris.
Halitosis – is a more serious condition and usually will need treatment. The problem can still be present even after brushing and rinsing and the bad breath can last throughout the day. Bacteria which give off odorous gases produce this type of bad breath.

At Smile Cliniq, we will investigate your mouth, diagnose the exact cause of your bad breath and show you exactly how to tackle bad breath treatment London it as part of your regular routine. If gum disease is the cause of halitosis, our expert dental hygienists will clean the pockets between your teeth and gums to remove the ingrained bacteria.

What Is The Process of Halitosis Treatment London?

Bad breath treatment in London is determined by the cause. Once we have established the cause, the treatment follows:

Poor oral health – If the bad breath is due to improper oral healthcare, in most cases your dentist will treat the cause of the problem.
Gum disease – If the cause is an underlying gum disease, the condition may be treated by your dentist. You may also be referred to an oral specialist. A periodontal cleaning often helps to remove the bacteria and tartar or plaque that has built up and is causing inflammation at the gumline.
Extensive plaque buildup – Your dentist or periodontist may recommend an antimicrobial mouth rinse. Also, you may be told to brush your tongue gently each time you brush your teeth to help remove odour-causing bacteria.
Health condition – Diagnosis and treatment of an existing health condition may get rid of the bad breath.

Where Can I Find Bad Breath Treatment In London

Choose Smile Cliniq for your expert bad breath treatment in London. We have won many awards since 2008, consistently winning awards that prove our exceptionally high quality of service. Our team of dentists and specialists provide a vast variety of treatments, amassing over 100 years of dental experience between them. Awards that we and our team have received include Best Young Dentist, Best Patient Care and Best London Practice; you can find out more by meeting the team and all our awards here.

How To Prevent Halitosis

Your chances of having bad breath can be significantly reduced if you:

Brush your teeth and floss at least twice a day. Use Interdental brushes or a water pik/flosser.
Brush your tongue, cheeks and the roof of your mouth as this is where bacteria live
If you have dentures, make sure you take them out at night and clean them properly before putting them back in your mouth
If you smoke, quit. Smoking can leave you with bad-smelling breath and unhealthy oral hygiene
Keep your saliva flowing by eating healthy foods that make you chew. Carrots and apples require a lot of salivae. You can also chew sugar-free gum
Visit your dentist regularly for check-ups that can find problems such as gum disease, infections and dry mouth

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Halitosis Treatment London FAQs

Dentists often diagnose halitosis based on the person’s history and mouth odour during the dental exam. The entire mouth is checked to see if a cause can be found, such as an infection If the dentist can’t find the cause, they will refer you to an appropriate specialist, such as a doctor.

The main symptom of halitosis is a bad odour from the mouth that is considered beyond a socially acceptable level. The odour can be worse in the morning or after smoking, drinking coffee, or eating certain foods such as garlic.

A range of things causes bad breath such as:

Certain foods
Poor oral health
Improper cleaning of dentures
Odour-causing bacteria on the tongue
Periodontal disease
Dry mouth
Smoking
Certain health conditions

This condition can result in breath that smells fishy. The treatment for bad breath greatly depends on the underlying cause. Initial treatment efforts can include solutions such as improved oral hygiene, tongue cleaning, and the use of mouthwash and flossing.

Brush your teeth after you eat
Floss and use interdental brushes or a waterpik twice a day
Brush your tongue
Clean dentures
Avoid dry mouth by avoiding smoking and drinking water
Adjust your diet
Regularly get a new toothbrush
Schedule dental checkups and professional cleaning.

If this doesn’t work, contact us now to schedule your bad breath treatment London.

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St Johns Wood Practice

Address:
102 Boundary Rd, London NW8 0RH

Nearest Station:
Swiss Cottage, Finchley Road, St Johns Wood, Kilburn High road.

Nearest Bus Stop:
Boundary Road / Abbey Road (Buses 139, 189)

Finchley Practice

Address:
138 Ballards Ln, Church End, London N3 2PA

Nearest Station:
Finchley Central & West Finchley (Northern Line)

Nearest Bus Stop:
Ballard’s Lane / Christchurch Avenue (Buses 13, 125, 460)