Common causes include poor oral hygiene, gum disease, dry mouth, and certain foods or medical conditions.
Bad Breath Treatment
Bad Breath Treatment helps eliminate halitosis by treating its root cause, so you can breathe easy and restore your confidence.
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Cost
Bad breath treatment costs vary based on the root cause. The initial exam may be covered by dental insurance or your dental savings plan membership.
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Treatment Duration
Most bad breath evaluations and cleanings take about 30–60 minutes, depending on your needs.
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Comfort Measures
This is a low-discomfort treatment—mostly painless unless deeper cleaning is needed, and even that’s manageable.
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Bad Breath Treatment in Elk Grove, CA
Halitosis, commonly referred to as chronic bad breath, is more than just an occasional inconvenience—it can be a persistent issue linked to underlying oral or systemic health conditions. Common causes include poor oral hygiene, gum disease, dry mouth, and certain medical concerns. When over-the-counter solutions fail to provide lasting relief, professional evaluation becomes essential. Our comprehensive bad breath treatment focuses on identifying and addressing the root cause rather than masking the symptoms. Through a personalized care plan, we help restore your oral health and confidence, ensuring fresh breath and long-term results.
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Process of Bad Breath Treatment
Comprehensive Oral Evaluation: We start with a detailed exam of your mouth, teeth, gums, and tongue to check for plaque buildup, gum disease, infections, or signs of dry mouth.
Medical and Lifestyle Review: We’ll review your medical history, current medications, and lifestyle habits to identify any systemic causes contributing to halitosis.
Diagnosis: Based on your oral exam and health review, we determine the underlying cause of your bad breath—whether it’s dental, dietary, medical, or a combination.
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Next Steps
Customized Treatment Plan: If dental issues are to blame, treatment might include a professional cleaning, treating gum disease, or restorative work like fillings. We tailor a care plan that addresses your specific needs.
Prevention and Long-Term Management: We’ll give you practical strategies for keeping your breath fresh, including proper oral hygiene techniques, product recommendations, and tips for managing dry mouth or diet-related causes.
Follow-Up Care: We’ll schedule follow-ups as needed to monitor your progress and make sure your breath stays fresh and your confidence stays high.
FAQ
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What causes halitosis?
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Is halitosis permanent?
Once the root cause is identified and treated, halitosis can be effectively managed or eliminated.
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How do I know if I need bad breath treatment?
Persistent bad breath—especially when paired with a dry mouth, a bad taste that won’t go away, or signs of gum disease like bleeding gums or buildup around your teeth—could signal halitosis. If brushing, flossing, and rinsing aren’t doing the trick, it’s time for a professional evaluation.