How To Tackle BAD BREATH Under Your Face Mask!!!!

Face Mask has become an important part of safety and public health in recent times. You may have noted something not so pleasant - BAD BREATH, if you wear Face Mask for hours. Long time wearing of face mask can lead to a lot of periodontal problems. Although we are here if any kind of issue arises

Bad Breath and Face Mask

Sometimes you may need to visit a DENTIST , but to minimize these bad effects of Face Mask and reduce stinking breath, follow these simple things:

1. Breathe through Nose.

2. Use mouth wash regularly. A few of mouthwash have been recommended to be used to reduce the load of covid-19 virus. For Details visit our DENTAL CLINIC IN ROHINI.

3. Drink plenty of Water to maintain the flow of saliva.

4. Make sure mouth is not DRY. Dry mouth is a known cause of BAD BREATH. To know details of How Dry Mouth is related to BAD BREATH read our blog on Facing BAD BREATH problems;Here is the solution.

5. If possible take off mask when you are alone. NOTE: Children below 5 years of age are not required to wear mask. for details CLICK HERE. WHO also recommend not to use mask while doing Exercise. For details click here

6. Rinse thoroughly after every meal.

7. Regular Visit to us, your Dentist.

Note:- Make sure you dispose off Mask properly.

We can Understand the past year was so difficult, but we're ready now to welcome you back whenever you please. The specialist you may require if any periodontal problem is there is a PERIODONTIST. we have a team of dentist with us with a full time periodontist, that is DR. SWATI DAHIYA with an experience of more than 11 years.

For appointment call us on 9811763823 or visit www.kapildentalclinic.com

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