Halitosis is a very common condition which may affect up to 30% of the population. In most
cases the aetiology of the condition is from local oral causes (oral malodour). Oral malodour …

Bad breath (halitosis) is an important social complaint. In most cases (≥ 90%), the cause of
halitosis can be found within the oral cavity. Under this circumstance, the term oral malodor …

Breath malodour, a significant social and/or psychological handicap, may be caused by
several intra-and extraoral factors. Malodour of intraoral origin is the result of microbial …

Although oral malodor or bad breath is an unpleasant condition experienced by most
individuals, it typically results in transient discomfort. At least 50 per cent of the population …

The prevalence of oral malodor is probably high in the United States, although precise
epidemiological data are missing. The many thousands of individuals who experience oral …

The diagnosis and management of bad breath can be easily incorporated in routine dental
care by attending dentists. This article outlines the information necessary to establish a …

Oral malodor or halitosis is any unpleasant odor emerging from the mouth that is detected by
others. Many patients experience extreme discomfort and embarrassment and therefore …

Halitosis is the general term used to describe unpleasant breath emitted from the mouth
regardless of whether the odorous substances in the breath originate from oral or nonoral …

This study was undertaken to review the rationale behind the usage of antibacterial
mouthrinses to control oral malodor and to evaluate the claims made for antibacterial …

Halitosis is a common problem. Its aetiology is multifactorial, but oral malodour is usually
caused by microbial metabolism from the tongue, saliva or dental plaque. Mouthwashes are …