Hi! I’m Dr Stefanie. I’m the associate dentist here at Lifestyle Smiles in Brighton Melbourne.
Another important and prevalent factor for bad breath is poor dental hygiene. If you don’t brush and floss daily, and leave food behind, these foods can rot and can cause bad breath. But what a lot of people don’t actually realise, that even by brushing and flossing daily, you cannot eliminate all of the plaque in your mouth. Some plaque can be trapped underneath the gum which cannot be adequately cleaned away. That’s why 6 monthly dental cleans preferably by a hygienist is so important.

So if you have any symptoms of bad breath, and you want to have that sorted, simply complete the form on the website, give us a call, or send us a direct message on social media, and we will help you organise your appointment. See you in the next video.
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