Suggest Remedy For White Spots And Patches On The Back Of Tongue Causing Bad Breath
Hi I was wondering why I have bad breath ? I have these white spots and patches on the back of my to tongue and they make my breath stink. I also feel like I have to clear my throat every once in a while due to mucus. What could this be and how can I treat it?
Enlarged papillae which contains the taste buds (the presence of dead cells) is the cause for the white spots on the tongue.If the tongue is not cleaned adequately,it leads to bad breath and infections.
I would advice you to use a soft bristle brush and clean your tongue properly.Brush your teeth and maintain your oral health well.
Gargle before and after having food on regular basis. Get your teeth professionally cleaned from your local dentist.
If still persisting ,consult your oral surgeon.
Hope this was helpful. Thanks and regards.
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Suggest Remedy For White Spots And Patches On The Back Of Tongue Causing Bad Breath
Thanks for using Health Care magic. Read your query. Enlarged papillae which contains the taste buds (the presence of dead cells) is the cause for the white spots on the tongue.If the tongue is not cleaned adequately,it leads to bad breath and infections. I would advice you to use a soft bristle brush and clean your tongue properly.Brush your teeth and maintain your oral health well. Gargle before and after having food on regular basis. Get your teeth professionally cleaned from your local dentist. If still persisting ,consult your oral surgeon. Hope this was helpful. Thanks and regards.