All TheraBreath articles from January 2013

Vegans and vegetarians sometimes get a bad rap for bad breath, but it's not hard to stick to your earth-friendly diet and maintain a fresh mouth.

By changing a few things in your diet, you can prevent gum disease and save yourself from worsening oral health issues.

One of the most apparent symptoms of strep throat - white bumps on tonsils - can actually be a different ailment: tonsil stones.

Having a diet rich in vitamins and minerals is great for the body, but it's just as effective in preventing halitosis.

The bacterial buildup in your mouth is doing wonders - and not good ones - to your breath.

When you're a teenager, having braces can be embarassing enough, but bad breath, too?

With age comes wisdom, but also oral health care issues - learn how to battle these problems.

Before your big first date, plan ahead to make sure you're not causing your beau to flee because of your bad breath.

If you're not cleaning your retainer on a regular basis, it can be causing your breath to be extra stinky.

Your pet may be letting off some volatile odors. Find out why this may be happening.

We all know that eating healthy keeps our body going strong, but there some nutrient-rich foods can actually cause bad breath. 

Hormones play a factor in the possibility of gum disease in pregnant women.

Canker sores are annoying and can cause an abrupt halt in your daily food and beverage intake.

Many of us struggle to prevent and cure oral health issues, but there are a few things that can help.

You won't have to worry about whether or not your breath smells, your phone can quickly give you a heads up.

Get a healthy mouth with the help of oral health care probiotics.

Smokers breath is a real thing, and a really bad thing at that.