Halitosis News

Ask the Dentist column by Dr. Jim Arnold BY DR. JIM ARNOLD Times Correspondent This story ran on nwitimes.com on Monday, August 15, 2005 12:10 AM CDT Q: Dr.3.1

Researchers have isolated bacteria which can grow on and destroy some of the compounds that cause bad breath.2.9

New research might take the stink out of some pretty unpleasant odors. Scientists believe they have isolated a bacteria in the mouth that fights bad breath.2.7

Scientists have found bacteria that fight bad breath and smelly feet. The bacteria weren't concocted in a lab or discovered deep in a tropical rainforest.4.4

Researchers in London may have found a simple way to reduce bad breath: grow some bacteria in your mouth.3.1

What you eat affects the air you exhale - but some causes of bad breath have nothing to do with diet.2.7

It's a social stigma in a league with body odor, dandruff and indiscreet flatulence ... Irving Silverstein, a periodontist and president of the San Diego County Periodontal Association.2.7

Combining a brush and a scraper, the GUM Tongue Cleaner represents the latest design in tongue cleaning technology.2.9

Prepare for your close-up and she'll get even closer to you. Tame your neck stubble, bad breath, bacne, and odious deodorant By: Nicole Beland Posted on 06/30/2005 You spritz your pits and pluck your nose hair ...2.7

Next time you rush for the mouthwash or extra strong mints to hide that embarrassing condition affecting 1 in 4 people- halitosis or bad breath- try plain sugarless yogurt say scientists.2.9

Jackie Jones has confronted her share of employee hygiene problems. There was the salesman with bad breath.2.7

Yukon is a 16-year-old polar bear with massive paws and some mighty stinky breath.4.3

Good news may be on the horizon for the millions who struggle with chronic bad breath with the identification by UB oral biologists of several previously unknown halitosis-related bacteria that may represent ...

If you think mouth rinse is the answer to caring for your teeth and gums, you're wrong.2.7

Why do people get bad breath? asks Suzanne's Keller's 4th-grade class, in Lancaster, Ohio.3.8

All of us pet lovers know it quite well, that smell of our precious pooch or cute kitten, reports The Early Show resident veterinarian Dr.4.2

Sugarless yoghurt could help beat bad breath, tooth decay and gum disease, say scientists.4

Many common assumptions about teeth are based on myth. Here are 25 facts about your choppers that may surprise you.2

Body odor. Bad breath. How do educators handle students who are, shall we say, less than fresh? Well, one definite no-no is demanding a student spray himself with Lysol.2.7

Imagine, for a minute, that you are a 10-year-old beagle named Bowser. You have never had a dental cleaning or even know what a toothbrush is because your owners don't understand the importance of dental ...2.9

A woman from Quincy, Mass., said she identified her rapist by recognizing his bad breath.3.6

A:From your complaints, I presume you are having a long standing infection of the eye (Chronic Conjunctivitis). Bacteria and certain other organisms, including Chlamydia, can cause the same.2.7

Here are a few kissing facts in honor of today's holiday. Brushing your teeth and tongue and flossing are the best way to control bad breath, dentists say.2.7

Although dog owners might not think twice about Fido's bad breath, it could be potentially fatal.1.3

The college biology student wanted her boyfriend to give her Syphilis for Christmas, but she got Ebola instead, and she was delighted.2.9

A BOMB to turn enemy troops into sex-mad gays was once planned by US military experts, secret papers reveal.

We've beaten body odor, thanks to deodorants. We've conquered bad breath with a lineup of ever-more-powerful breath mints.2.7

IT IS one of life's great unmentionables, but having bad breath can cause extreme embarrassment and distress.2.7

Smile-worthy products by Elizabeth Fuhrman Beneficial sweeteners, well-known brands and innovative marketing give candy manufacturers an edge in oral and dental care products.2

Neil Bretl is the first to admit that, in the flavor department, his gum isn't exactly Juicy Fruit.2.7