Bad breath (often called halitosis) can be frustrating because it’s not always easy to judge yourself — and it can vary with routine, hydration, sleep, food choices, and oral conditions.
Our approach focuses on identifying likely contributors in the mouth and building a consistent routine, supported by objective measurement in clinic where appropriate.
Treatment is usually not about stronger flavours or harsher products. It’s about reducing odour-associated compounds by improving the oral environment — especially where bacteria and residues tend to build up (tongue surface, gumline, and areas that are harder to reach).
In many cases, results depend more on routine consistency and technique than on swapping to another random toothpaste or mouthwash.
Because perception can be unreliable, clinic-led assessment may include objective breath measurement alongside oral examination and a review of daily routine habits.
If you’d like to understand the measurement method, visit: Bad Breath OralChroma Breath Analysis.
The goal is to reduce the conditions that allow odour-associated compounds to build up. For many people, this means:
If you want a structured home routine rather than trial-and-error, the simplest place to start is the KForce Starter Kit.
