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Tongue-Coating Microbial and Metabolic Characteristics in Halitosis
Journal of dentistry researchHalitosis is a common oral condition, which leads to social embarrassment and affects quality of life. Cumulative evidence has suggested the association of tongue-coating microbiome with the development of intraoral halitosis.
W. Ye +5 more
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International Immunopharmacology
It has been postulated that 90 % of cats and dogs develop periodontal disease by 1 year of age. Periodontal disease develops because of infection by multiple bacteria, including Porphyromonas gulae (P. gulae) and Porphyromonas gingivalis (P. gingivalis),
C. Ohira +4 more
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It has been postulated that 90 % of cats and dogs develop periodontal disease by 1 year of age. Periodontal disease develops because of infection by multiple bacteria, including Porphyromonas gulae (P. gulae) and Porphyromonas gingivalis (P. gingivalis),
C. Ohira +4 more
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Journal of Breath Research
Characteristics of extra-oral halitosis induced by functional constipation (FC) have never been revealed. To address this, this prospective cohort was conducted with 100 FC patients, who were divided into a halitosis group and a negative group ...
X. Qian
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Characteristics of extra-oral halitosis induced by functional constipation (FC) have never been revealed. To address this, this prospective cohort was conducted with 100 FC patients, who were divided into a halitosis group and a negative group ...
X. Qian
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The Effect of Lemon Essential Oil on Halitosis.
Oral Diseases, 2022OBJECTIVES To evaluate the effect of lemon essential oil (LEO) on salivary bacteria and volatile sulphur compounds (VSCs) production of patients with halitosis.
Li Ma +7 more
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Helicobacter
Some researchers have suggested that Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection is attributed to extraoral halitosis. However, this viewpoint is increasingly challenged by clinical practice.
Ying Chen, X. Qian
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Some researchers have suggested that Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection is attributed to extraoral halitosis. However, this viewpoint is increasingly challenged by clinical practice.
Ying Chen, X. Qian
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Tongue coating metabolic profiles of intra-oral halitosis patients.
Oral DiseasesOBJECTIVE This study focused on the metabolic characteristics of tongue coating in patients with intra-oral halitosis (IOH) to investigate potential diagnostic biomarkers for IOH. METHODS Oral healthy participants were enrolled in this study. Halitosis
K. Lo, A. Liman, Yu Zhang, W. Ye
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Etiology of halitosis in pediatric dentistry.
Archives de pédiatrie, 2022Halitosis has become a major concern, as it is the third most common reason for dental visits and affects individuals across all ages, genders, and ethnicities.
C. R. Silva, C. Silva, Rita Rodrigues
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Criticism of the organoleptic examination for the diagnosis of oral halitosis
Journal of Breath Research, 2022Due to the fact that only a human can judge the objectionability of an odor, organoleptic examination (sniffing and scoring oral odor) was used as a reference standard of oral halitosis measurement.
M. Aydin
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American family physician, 1996
Although halitosis is generally thought of as a social handicap related to poor oral hygiene or disease of the oral cavity, it may also indicate a serious systemic illness that requires diagnosis and treatment. Halitosis can be the result of pathologic or nonpathologic factors, both local systemic.
W H, Replogle, D K, Beebe
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Although halitosis is generally thought of as a social handicap related to poor oral hygiene or disease of the oral cavity, it may also indicate a serious systemic illness that requires diagnosis and treatment. Halitosis can be the result of pathologic or nonpathologic factors, both local systemic.
W H, Replogle, D K, Beebe
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Canadian Medical Association journal, 1982
Bad breath, halitosis, is an unpleasant problem most people try to avoid. Physicians seem particularly adept at avoiding halitosis by referring patients with this problem to a dentist. However, halitosis may be a symptom of a serious disease. Even if a serious disorder is not present, the cause of bad breath can usually be determined and appropriate ...
E L, Attia, K G, Marshall
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Bad breath, halitosis, is an unpleasant problem most people try to avoid. Physicians seem particularly adept at avoiding halitosis by referring patients with this problem to a dentist. However, halitosis may be a symptom of a serious disease. Even if a serious disorder is not present, the cause of bad breath can usually be determined and appropriate ...
E L, Attia, K G, Marshall
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