Halitosis News

Irving-based Kimberly-Clark has been named the defendant in a lawsuit filed by a Massachusetts man who claims the corporation is working on a "bad-breath detection device" that infringes on a patent that the private inventor says he holds for technology to detect bad breath.

If you have ever tried talking to someone who has bad breath, you know that it is a problem.

Preventive measures can do wonders for your dental health. A few simple homecare practices along with routine visits to the dentist will go a long way towards maintaining optimal oral health.

A Boston-area inventor sued Kimberly-Clark Corp on Tuesday, contending that the maker of Kleenex tissues and Huggies diapers had violated his patent for a device to detect bad breath.

When people think of coffee, words such as caffeine, aroma and energy may spring to mind.

DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Why doesn't someone address the problem of bad breath? I have terrible halitosis, always have.

Edmonton chef Sonny Sung has introduced black garlic to his menus. Sung is using this exotic food item in three places on his new, light and healthy menu, specially designed for summer noshing in the restaurants where he works.

By Megan Rauscher Brushing twice a day with antibacterial toothpaste and using a toothbrush with a built-in tongue scraper can eliminate chronic bad breath, according to research presented at the 2008 annual meeting of the American Association for Dental Research in Dallas, Texas.

The medical term for it is halitosis , but you don't need to be a doctor to recognize it.

Your morning latte can create a startling aroma in your mouth, strong enough to startle your co-workers too.

Coffee could hold the secret to keeping bad breath at bay. The beans contain compounds that prevent bacteria releasing the gases behind halitosis, research shows.

Halitosis or bad breath is a taboo subject of discussion, along with body odour and intestinal wind.

Coffee could hold the secret to keeping bad breath at bay. The beans contain compounds that prevent bacteria releasing the gases behind halitosis, research shows.

FORGET strong mints and chewing gum a ' a cup of coffee in the morning can get rid of bad breath.

Coffee could hold the secret to keeping bad breath at bay. The beans contain compounds that prevent bacteria releasing the gases behind halitosis, research shows.

Freshly ground coffee has a strong aroma, but now a Tel Aviv University expert on odors says that a coffee extract can actually inhibit the growth of bacteria that lead to bad breath.

The Ugly has many faces. Ita s the bad breath, the yellow teeth, the smoke odor permeating your clothes ... and kids who pick up the ugliest habit of all ... smoking.

Best Teeth Whitener >> Posted By gerrynelson5365 22 hours, 49 minutes ago in Sports Remedies like cloves, Arise seed and seeds and tea tree oil are natural surefire ways of doing away with bad breath because of the bacteria eliminating properties which they possess.

Standing in the toothpaste aisle trying to decide on a mouthwash can be difficult and confusing.

Bad breath can certainly be embarrassing, but there's hope for victims of halitosis.