Bad breath treatment at Race Track Smiles will boost your confidence, improve your oral health, and address underlying dental or health issues.
Bad breath treatment costs can differ depending on the treatments you are receiving or the recommended combination of treatments. When we discuss your treatment plan, we will provide a full-cost rundown. You can also save on halitosis treatment when joining our Triple Crown Savings Program.
Office FeesTreatment duration can vary depending on the service you are receiving. If standard cleaning is recommended, it can be done quickly in one appointment. But if an issue like periodontal disease is the underlying cause, multiple or more complex treatments may be needed.
Schedule TodayYou can rest assured that we’ll make your treatment as relaxing as possible. But we do have IV sedation available if you deal with dental anxiety.
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Dealing with bad breath, or halitosis, is never fun, especially when it doesn’t go away. However, in many cases, it can be addressed through oral health care. Bad breath is commonly caused by not brushing and flossing enough, dry mouth, and eating certain foods like garlic, onions, and strong spices. But ongoing, persistent bad breath can also be an indicator of oral health issues like gum disease or other health issues like acid reflux and diabetes.
If you’re dealing with ongoing bad breath, don’t worry! Our expert team will identify the root cause and create a custom treatment plan to help.
Schedule OnlineYour overall treatment plan can vary depending on what’s causing the bad breath. But to begin, we’ll evaluate your oral health with an initial consultation and exam. Our team will examine the condition of your teeth and gums and take X-rays as needed.
From the exam, we will identify the cause of your bad breath and outline a complete treatment plan to address it. If the cause appears to be unrelated to your oral health, we can also recommend additional outside treatment.
Dental procedures used to treat bad breath focus can include:
We may also recommend improved oral hygiene practices and lifestyle changes for lasting fresh breath.
Yes, bad breath can signify a more serious dental issue. Persistent halitosis may indicate:
If bad breath doesn’t improve with good hygiene, it’s important to see our team to rule out underlying problems.
Yes, bad breath can return after treatment if the underlying causes aren’t fully addressed or if oral hygiene isn’t maintained. To prevent bad breath from coming back, stick to consistent oral hygiene and regular dental visits.
Ready to take the next step towards a healthier, more beautiful smile? Contact us today to schedule your appointment. Our team is here to help with all your dental needs.