Connie C
At last a dentist I’m not afraid to visit! Everyone in this office is professional, caring, and kind. What a relief to expect superior results and get them with NO pain!
Having fresh breath is an important part of making good impressions. If you struggle to maintain a fresh-smelling smile, you’ll need bad breath treatment in Sisters. Your dentists at Sisters Dental can address the cause of this problem, so you can:
Call 541-275-5276 for an appointment. Schedule your visit as early as 7 a.m.
Halitosis, or chronic bad breath, can be caused by a variety of lifestyle factors. Foods you eat, tobacco usage, or certain medications can all contribute to the problem. Whatever the cause, your dentist will identify the root of the issue. Getting to know your oral and overall health histories, lifestyle habits, and personal oral care routines will help our team make the right treatment recommendations for you.
During your checkup, if you bring up dealing with bad breath or we spot this issue, your dentist may suggest:
Call 541-275-5276 for bad breath treatment in Sisters. You can also schedule online.
Bad breath can have many causes. When you visit us for breath treatment, we’ll explore these sources to determine what is causing your foul-smelling breath. It could be decay or cavities, gum disease, an infected tooth, or a chronic dry mouth. With our help, you can successfully manage your bad breath and avoid embarrassment.
Over the years, we have helped many patients control their bad breath, so we are confident we can help you if you’re in the same situation. We may recommend personal oral hygiene changes, dental treatments, or specialty rinses that can help. If you have bad breath, there is hope, so don’t hesitate to come see us.
Of all the things that can cause bad breath, perhaps the foods we eat are the easiest to monitor and control. Several foods contribute to foul breath such as garlic, onions, dairy, eggs, canned tuna, and horseradish. Limit your intake of these foods and brush after consuming them, so they don’t contribute to your breath problem.