Review: A very through examination of bad breath
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 25, 2013
It is very rare that a topic like bad breath would receive such a thorough and very careful examination of the causes and the ways to cure the problem.  The author is a dentist, however he takes a refreshingly different point of view from most in his profession by welcoming a variety of methods to alleviate and remove bad breath as a problem for many. He has a definite leaning towards the natural remedies over the standard prescriptions.Of course that is after he takes the time to make an exhausting review of the actual causes that may be creating the trouble in the first place.  Not all bad breath is the result of poor mouth hygiene, so the list of possibilities is much longer than one would expect.  In it he offers a rather unique way to deal with someone else's had breath that they may be unaware of by enlisting the concept of a confidant to work with.Finally the cures for the problems are offered, and while some like brushing and flossing are to be expected, the detail in which they are presented is certainly not.  Both are examined and carefully discussed so that the best possible result from the actions are obtained.  In addition quite a number of standard and non-conventional possibilities are listed and discussed as well.This is not a short book, but it is quite complete and well able to help identify and then alleviate the problems associated with bad breath, and often will get right down to the root cause and show how to fix it.  When to seek professional help, and when to rely on your own actions.Probably the best review of the possible cures and how effective they are. It has been well constructed and opens the doorway to many of the techniques using a large amount of links to added information on topics that the book cannot fully cover, this could easily be the only book you will need to cure bad breath.