Sharpstown, Houston Dentist: Halitosis, Bad Breath Oral Health Treatment Expands

Dec 2, 2023

Key Takeaways

  • Dentist 101 of Houston has expanded its service area for halitosis treatments, including routine dental check-ups, cleanings, and gum procedures for patients in Sharpstown and the surrounding neighborhoods.
  • 60 million people in the US suffer from chronic halitosis, according to a report from Colgate, and Dentist 101 is offering targeted treatments to address this issue.
  • Poor oral hygiene is the main cause of halitosis, as plaque buildup on the tongue, gums, and teeth leads to the accumulation of bacteria, food debris, and mucus that create unpleasant odors. Other factors like smoking, alcohol use, medications, and dry mouth can also contribute to bad breath.
  • Routine dental checkups are crucial to detect and treat halitosis early on, before it causes severe damage to oral health. If gum disease is found, tooth, gum, and bacteria removal procedures may be advised.
  • Dentist 101 of Houston offers multilingual and family-friendly services, serving various suburbs around Houston, Texas, and providing care in English, Chinese, or Spanish. Lead dentist Dr. Su has extensive experience in treating halitosis and ensuring patient comfort.

Dentist 101 of Houston (713-773-1300) has expanded its service area for halitosis treatments, including routine dental check-ups, cleanings, and gum procedures for patients in Sharpstown and the surrounding neighborhoods.

Houston, United States - December 2, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The new service expansion is in line with a recent report from Colgate that found 60 million people in the US suffer from chronic halitosis. Some researchers estimate this number is larger - and to address concerns, Dentist 101 of Houston is offering targeted treatments.

More information can be found at https://txdentist101.com/

As part of the halitosis treatment program, routine dental checkups are encouraged, with regular cleaning available to remove the plaque and tartar that contains the bacteria often causing bad breath.

“Our team takes pride in getting to know you and your family because we are committed to developing enduring relationships with our patients,” a spokesperson explains.

In most cases, halitosis stems from consistently poor oral hygiene allowing plaque buildup on the tongue, gums, and teeth. Food debris, bacteria, and mucus accumulate leading to compounds that create unpleasant odors. Smoking, alcohol use, medications, and underlying issues like dry mouth also contribute - with symptoms typically including consistent breath odor and even a metallic taste in the mouth.

The team explains that, in some cases, even brushing and flossing can't combat halitosis if not paired with professional dental care.

Additional details are provided at https://txdentist101.com/sharpstown.html

Routine checkups allow dentists to detect and determine the cause for halitosis early on before it becomes severe or damages oral health long term. If gum disease is found along with plaque buildup during an exam, tooth, gum, and bacteria removal procedures may be advised to eliminate odor. For persistent halitosis triggers, a tongue scraper along with an oral probiotic could help, Dentist 101 of Houston explains.

As a multilingual, family-friendly practice, Dentist 101 serves Sharpstown while making clinical dental services comfortable and accessible. Lead dentist Dr. Su has years of experience treating halitosis issues with sensitivity, from checkups determining halitosis onset to deep cleanings that resolve underlying gum disease.

The spokesperson adds: "We serve Westchase, Briar Forest, Bellaire, Alief, Mid-west, Braeburn, Chinatown, and several other suburbs around Houston, Texas. We will explain everything you need to know in English, Chinese, or Spanish, taking our time to make sure that you feel heard and understood."

Interested parties can learn more at https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/news/ampifire/chinatown-houston-dentist-bad-breath-halitosis-treatment-service-expands

Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Jessica Su
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Organization: Dentist 101 of Houston
Address: 9180 Bellaire Blvd Ste B, Houston, TX 77036, United States
Phone: +1-713-773-1300
Website: https://www.txdentist101.com/

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