What to do if a 12-year-old girl has bad breath

Many parents find that their children have some bad breath when taking care of them. Most parents will teach their children the good habit of brushing their teeth and rinsing their mouths every day when they are young. This can effectively avoid the problem of bad breath. But sometimes children’s bad breath may also be caused by stomach problems or excessive liver fire, so the treatment should also be targeted. So what should be done if a 12-year-old girl has bad breath?

Bad breath can be caused by poor oral hygiene, periodontal disease, dry mouth, smoking, illness, or eating certain foods. Bad breath occurs when oral hygiene is poor, periodontal disease or saliva is insufficient, and bacteria accumulate. Saliva is necessary to wash away food residues and bacteria. Certain medications, such as high blood pressure, psychiatric medications or specific diseases, may also cause dry mouth. Occasionally, nasal or respiratory infections may also cause bad breath. If bad breath persists,

If a child has bad breath, it means that the child's oral hygiene is not good and the digestive system is not very good. Because children must sleep more, if you do not pay attention to oral hygiene, then the food will easily ferment in the mouth, which will cause bad breath. Therefore, the suggestion is to let the child drink more water to rinse the mouth, so as to ensure that the child does not have bad breath, there is nothing else to do.

The main causes of bad breath are improper diet, excessive consumption of spicy food, overwork and other unhealthy lifestyles that lead to spleen failure and weakened gastrointestinal function. To cure bad breath, you must first clear out the toxins in the intestinal walls and blood in the internal organs, restore the stomach and intestines to normal, and allow food waste deposited in the intestines to be excreted from the body, eradicating the first link in the formation of bad breath, thereby curing bad breath and restoring health. It is recommended to consult a Chinese medicine practitioner.

Children's bad breath is different from adults' bad breath. The basic cause of adults' bad breath is gastrointestinal function and stool retention. Children generally have very little stool retention. There are not many reasons for children's bad breath, such as oral ulcers and eating indiscriminately, but there is a main reason that the gastrointestinal digestion and absorption are not good. Such children may have symptoms such as partial eclipse, anorexia, malnutrition, not gaining weight no matter how much they eat, being thin, prone to ulcers and constipation, etc. The most important thing for you now is not how to treat the problem of bad breath, but to adjust the gastrointestinal problem.