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How's your breath? Frequently you either have a mouth microbiome that ends up acidic and prone to cavities, or you end up with a high pH mouth which lends itsel
by fastball 3y ago
How's your breath? Frequently you either have a mouth microbiome that ends up acidic and prone to cavities, or you end up with a high pH mouth which lends itself to tartar buildup and halitosis.
Of course if your teeth are decaying due to cavities and this is left untreated, halitosis is also a common result.
- rubidium 3y agoI don’t get negative reviews to my knowledge :) Maybe it’s the balance of regular coffee intake for lowering pH but a naturally higher pH?
- depressedpanda 3y agoNot OP but this is how it is for me. Also, anecdotally, from people I've spoken to, it seems they get either caries or tartar. It's a decent sample size, more than a dozen. Yet the last time I went to a dentist, 2010 or so, she claimed to have never heard of this, and I couldn't find any good studies either. Do you know of any?