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Getting up in the morning with a breath that tastes not exactly of roses certainly embarrassing, but the good news – so to speak – that a problem common to many. Of the series, a common ill half joy. Jokes aside, morning halitosis is a form of bad breath caused by bacteria present in the mouth. In fact, when you sleep, salivary secretion decreases, which is essential to remove bacteria inside the oral cavity, which, consequently, proliferate rapidly, decomposing any food residues that are deposited between the teeth, on the tongue and on the edge. gum and at the same time releasing foul-smelling chemical compounds.
11 September 2022 | 15:19
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