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Where to buy FAQ Professional SEARCH About Us Products Daily Care Bad Breath Articles Testimonials Dr Mervyn Druian, founder of The London Fresh Breath Centre, offers great advice on how to avoid bad breath. Don’t skip breakfast – Eating helps produce more saliva, which naturally washes away the bacteria producing bad breath compounds from your mouth. Stay hydrated – Dry mouth provides the perfect environment for oral bacteria to proliferate. Avoid smoking & alcohol See your dentist or hygienist regularly – They can advise you on best oral care routine to keep away from bad breath and have healthy teeth and gums. Use UltraDEX as part of your daily oral health routine Watch the video above for full details. The UltraDEX range is clinically proven to provide 12 hours of fresh breath and effectively protect your teeth and gums. Find out how the clinically proven technology in UltraDEX sets it apart UltraDEX instantly eliminates bad breath compounds (VSC) for 12 hours READ MORE Bad Breath Timer Everyone can suffer from bad breath… Avoid those key daily moments when bad breath could strike READ MORE Glossary T&Cs Privacy/Cookies Contact Us We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking “Accept”, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. However, you may visit "Cookie Settings" to provide a controlled consent. Read More Cookie Settings Accept Reject