be Well: How to treat bad breath
Halitosis -- or bad breath -- can be caused by many things. Dentist, orthodontist and teeth whitening expert, Dr. Jacque Smiles breaks it all down for us.
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Oct 28, 2024, 1:59 PM
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Halitosis -- or bad breath -- can be caused by many things. Dentist, orthodontist and teeth whitening expert, Dr. Jacque Smiles breaks it all down for us.
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