Fresh breath

Do you brush or floss or take any sort of action whenever you realize your breath is not fresh anymore during the day? Do you floss between your molars?

Anybody who doesn't floss and brush ALL their teeth is a pig just looking for dental troubles.

All it takes is a few minutes per day to ensure you stay in good shape and that will save you many hours of reparative treatment, pain and tens of thousands of dollars during your life.

Prevention is the key to good health.

No one wants to kiss anyone with stinky breath.

Anybody who doesn't floss and brush..

No one wants to kiss anyone with stinky breath.

True but what i meant is I brush my teeth several times a day 2 of which are fixed times (Morning and late night). So i was asking about the variable times and whetHer or not a slightly not-so-fresh breath triggers them.

If there is a need to brush or floss during the day because something I ate that might be stinky or caught between teeth I take care of it.

Who wants to be seen with spinach or roast beef between their teeth or stinking like a sewer?

While it is important from an esthetic viewpoint to floss your incisors, from a pathological standpoint, it is MUCH MORE important to floss between your molars than your incisors.

If there is a need to brush or floss during the day because something I ate that might be stinky or caught between teeth I take care of it.

I thought your shit didn't stink! 😎

I thought your shit didn't stink! 😎

My shit DOESN'T stink.

I can't help it if I like stinky bleu cheese, garlic or onions that do stink.

My breathe rarely stinks.....but my morning routine is floss my teeth... then use a tongue scraper ...then i brush my teeth and after that i rinse my mouth out with thera breath...

My breathe rarely stinks.....but my morning routine is floss my teeth... then use a tongue scraper ...then i brush my teeth and after that i rinse my mouth out with thera breath...

Aha I assume your teeth must be in great shape with minimal dental work, is that the case?

I have a strong gag reflex, and over crowded teeth flossing was never easy and I would not do it all the time. Over the years I have had lot of gum problems which can lead to bad breath never had that. Last year I ended up with a gum graft because my gums are receding below the teeth. They take a chunk of gum from the roof of your mouth and stitch it to the gum which has pulled down. The pain was bad roof of my mouth was sore for 3 weeks could hardly eat or drink anything. Learn from my lesson floss, and get your teeth checked and cleaned you don't want a gum graft. I was always warned by dentist over the years I would end up with a gum graft look what happend. I'm probably going to need more at some point once the gum recedes never grows back above that spot. The grafting only prevents further receding in the same area.

Allways brush at least 2 times a day if not 3.

I always floss everyday and brush after eating. I wore braces for 3 years. My orthodontist said I had the cleanest teeth of any of his patients. I seen kids there eat candy bars in waiting room before before exam. Crazy.