Treating Halitosis
Ask anyone about his strategy for treating halitosis, and you're sure to get a different answer from everyone you speak to. Some people think halitosis is a symptom of poor oral health. Others think halitosis is something that can be prevented by brushing teeth after every meal. Some even think you can fight off bad breath by drinking eight glasses of water a day.
Treating halitosis is complicated because it's a condition that is caused by a variety of different factors. Halitosis is the medical term for bad breath, but many people assume it's a chronic condition. The balance of bacteria in the mouth is different for everyone, which means you can eat the same foods as another person and only one of you will experience bad breath. Treating Halitosis with Xylitol Gum from ElimiTaste
At ElimiTatse, we set out to produce a line of chewing gum that is effective in treating halitosis and also helps to prevent cavities. When most of us think of sugar substitutes, we think of a slight aftertaste and fewer calories. Our Zapp gum does all this, and it actually works with your saliva to strengthen the teeth and gums. Most experts recommend consuming around five grams of Xylitol per day. If you're thinking about treating halitosis with sugarless gum in stores, flip over the package and check the ingredients. If Xylitol isn't listed as the first ingredient, you're not getting the kind of tooth protection you need. Order online today at sales@elimitaste.com and we'll ship your gum for free. You can also call (866) 700-2899 to place an order by phone or fax us at (562) 494-6455. ElimiTaste: 3320 Industry Drive, Signal Hill, CA 90755.
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