We understand that no one enjoys waking up with dragon breath. It’s one of those things that makes you question if you’re breathing correctly just before.
A major meeting or first date. The worst part is that almost everyone has morning breath at some time, so you’re not alone if you’re experiencing it.
Bacteria are engaged in a never-ending tug-of-war with your mouth. You’re winning during the day, but at night? Things start to become interesting at that point.
Your breath suffers when you don’t have enough saliva to wash away the bad guys since your saliva production plummets.
When you sleep. Additionally, food particles lodged between your teeth are feeding germs if you neglect regular dental checkups.
