Halitosis can be minimised by:
a. drinking an adequate fluid intake.
b. rinsing the mouth with a non-alcoholicmouthwash
c. eating foods that require chewing.
d. all of the above.
d
Halitosis is the term used to describe bad breath. An
adequate fluid intake and the act of chewing stimulates the
flow of saliva, which helps maintain a healthy mouth by
washing away any food debris, as well as acting as a mild
antiseptic. Rinsing with mouthwashes also helps remove
unpleasant odours.
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