Bad Breath Treatment (Halitosis)
If you’re struggling with persistent bad breath, you might have a condition called halitosis. The good news is that Lindgren Dental offers effective halitosis treatment to help eliminate bad breath and restore your confidence.
Bad Breath/Halitosis Treatment in Omaha
Halitosis, or chronic bad breath, is more common than you might think—affecting about 1 in 4 people worldwide. It occurs when bacteria linger in your mouth for extended periods, causing unpleasant odors. While mints, gum, and mouthwash may temporarily mask the smell, lasting relief requires targeting the source of the problem.
At Lindgren Dental, we offer professional bad breath treatment through thorough cleanings that reach areas regular brushing and flossing can’t. We also offer a dry mouth spray called Allday Dry Mouth Spray. It retains 24% more moisture than other leading brands after 2 hours and is sugar-free, alcohol-free, and gluten-free. In some cases, deep cleanings with scaling and root planing are necessary to remove bacteria below the gum line. If the tongue is contributing to the issue, tongue scraping can also provide significant benefits.

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What causes bad breath?
Bad breath can result from poor oral hygiene, dry mouth, gum disease, or trapped food particles. Additionally, conditions like sinus infections, acid reflux, or bacteria buildup on the tongue can also contribute to halitosis.
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How is halitosis treated by a dentist?
Our halitosis treatment involves a professional cleaning to eliminate bacteria and food debris. In cases of severe buildup, we may recommend scaling and root planing. We’ll also provide personalized hygiene tips to prevent future bad breath.
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Can certain foods cause bad breath?
Yes, foods like garlic, onions, and spicy dishes can cause temporary bad breath. Additionally, sugary foods and drinks can promote bacterial growth, leading to chronic bad breath if not properly managed.
Have Questions About Bad Breath Treatment?
If you’re ready to tackle bad breath once and for all, our team at Lindgren Dental in Omaha is here to help. Schedule your appointment today and learn more about how professional halitosis treatment can make a lasting difference.