"AYURVEDIC APPROACH TO FIGHTING BAD BREATH"
Southern Mail Newspaper
|May 17, 2025
According to Dr. Sonia Datta, MDS, PhD, Professor in Public Health Dentistry bad breath, or halitosis, can be socially distressing, affecting confidence and interpersonal interactions.
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It often stems from poor oral hygiene, dietary choices, tobacco abuse, certain medication or underlying health conditions. Occasional bad breath is common, often related to food consumption or morning breath. However, persistent halitosis can be a sign of an underlying issue, such as gum disease or dry mouth. Fight bad breath naturally with Dabur Red Paste. Its Ayurvedic ingredients like clove, neem, and mint target odor-causing bacteria for lasting freshness. Make it a daily habit and feel confident with fresh breath all day long. Understanding the causes of bad breath is the first step to addressing it effectively.
This story is from the May 17, 2025 edition of Southern Mail Newspaper.
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