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Bad Breath/Halitosis in London

Choose London Dental Specialists for bad breath treatment because Dr. Ope Sodeinde leads a team of GDC registered specialists with over 20 years of experience diagnosing the root causes of halitosis. Our periodontics specialist identifies gum disease, bacterial infections, and oral health issues that cause persistent bad breath. We use advanced 3D imaging to detect hidden problems other practices miss. You get comprehensive treatment from endodontics specialists who treat infected teeth, orthodontists who correct bite issues, and dental therapists who provide deep cleaning protocols. This multidisciplinary approach means we solve bad breath at its source, not just mask the symptoms with temporary solutions.



Located at 111 Regent's Park Road in Central London, we serve patients throughout the greater London area with CQC registered care that follows BDA and GDC guidelines. Our specialists hold advanced qualifications including MClinDent degrees and Royal College of Surgeons memberships, ensuring you receive expert diagnosis and treatment. We address all underlying conditions that contribute to halitosis, from periodontal disease to dry mouth, using evidence based protocols developed through years of clinical experience. Book your consultation to discover why your bad breath persists and get a personalised treatment plan that delivers lasting results, not temporary fixes.

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Learn About The Problem of Bad Breath/Halitosis

Bad breath, medically known as halitosis, is a persistent unpleasant odour from the mouth that affects millions of people daily. This condition occurs when bacteria in your mouth break down food particles and produce sulphur compounds that create foul-smelling gases. Most cases stem from poor oral hygiene, gum disease, or tongue bacteria buildup. However, bad breath can also signal underlying dental problems like tooth decay, infected gums, or dry mouth conditions.



You should seek professional treatment when bad breath persists despite regular brushing and flossing, when others comment on the odour, or when you notice additional symptoms like bleeding gums, tooth pain, or a persistent metallic taste. Bad breath that doesn't improve with basic oral care often indicates bacterial infections in your gums or between your teeth that require specialist attention.



At London Dental Specialists, Dr. Ope Sodeinde and our expert team diagnose the root causes of persistent bad breath through detailed examinations of your gums, teeth, and oral tissues. We treat underlying gum disease, remove bacterial buildup, and provide targeted solutions to restore fresh breath confidence. Our Central London clinic serves patients throughout the greater London area with evidence-based treatments that address both the symptoms and underlying causes of halitosis.



Don't let persistent bad breath affect your confidence and social interactions. Contact London Dental Specialists today to discover the specific cause of your halitosis and receive expert treatment that delivers lasting results.

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Learn How We Treat Bad Breath/Halitosis

How We Treat Bad Breath/Halitosis at London Dental Specialists



At London Dental Specialists, we tackle bad breath at its source using advanced diagnostic technology and proven clinical expertise. Our comprehensive approach begins with identifying the underlying cause, whether it's gum disease, tooth decay, or bacterial buildup in hard to reach areas. Dr. Ope Sodeinde and our specialist team use 3D imaging and detailed periodontal assessments to pinpoint exactly what's causing your halitosis, ensuring we treat the problem rather than just masking the symptoms.



Our treatment methodology combines cutting edge scaling and root planing procedures with targeted antibiotic therapy when bacterial infections are present. For patients with gum related halitosis, we offer laser gum therapy that eliminates harmful bacteria whilst promoting healthy tissue regeneration. This precise approach means faster healing and longer lasting fresh breath results compared to traditional methods.



What sets our halitosis treatment apart is our multidisciplinary expertise spanning over 20 years of clinical experience. Our periodontist works alongside endodontic and general dentistry specialists to address complex cases where bad breath stems from multiple sources. We also provide comprehensive aftercare including personalised oral hygiene protocols and periodontal maintenance programmes to prevent recurrence. Every patient receives a tailored treatment plan designed to restore confidence alongside optimal oral health, ensuring your fresh breath results last for years to come.

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How We Treat Bad Breath/Halitosis at London Dental Specialists



At London Dental Specialists, we tackle bad breath at its source using advanced diagnostic technology and proven clinical expertise. Our comprehensive approach begins with identifying the underlying cause, whether it's gum disease, tooth decay, or bacterial buildup in hard to reach areas. Dr. Ope Sodeinde and our specialist team use 3D imaging and detailed periodontal assessments to pinpoint exactly what's causing your halitosis, ensuring we treat the problem rather than just masking the symptoms.



Our treatment methodology combines cutting edge scaling and root planing procedures with targeted antibiotic therapy when bacterial infections are present. For patients with gum related halitosis, we offer laser gum therapy that eliminates harmful bacteria whilst promoting healthy tissue regeneration. This precise approach means faster healing and longer lasting fresh breath results compared to traditional methods.



What sets our halitosis treatment apart is our multidisciplinary expertise spanning over 20 years of clinical experience. Our periodontist works alongside endodontic and general dentistry specialists to address complex cases where bad breath stems from multiple sources. We also provide comprehensive aftercare including personalised oral hygiene protocols and periodontal maintenance programmes to prevent recurrence. Every patient receives a tailored treatment plan designed to restore confidence alongside optimal oral health, ensuring your fresh breath results last for years to come.

Step 1

Step 1: Initial Consultation and Comprehensive Assessment




  • Comfortable consultation discussion where you can openly share your concerns about bad breath in a private, judgement-free environment with our specialist team

  • Thorough medical and dental history review to identify potential underlying causes such as gum disease, dry mouth, or systemic health conditions that may contribute to halitosis

  • Complete oral examination including assessment of your teeth, gums, tongue, and soft tissues to detect any signs of infection, decay, or periodontal issues

  • Breath assessment using clinical methods to objectively measure and identify the specific compounds causing the odour, helping pinpoint the exact source

  • Digital X-rays if necessary to check for hidden dental problems like impacted teeth, bone loss, or infections that might not be visible during the visual examination

  • Lifestyle and dietary discussion covering your oral hygiene routine, eating habits, medications, and daily practices that could influence breath quality

  • Immediate reassurance and explanation of findings, with clear communication about what we've discovered and how treatable your specific type of bad breath is

  • Personalised treatment plan outline tailored to your specific causes, timeline preferences, and budget considerations, ensuring you feel confident about the next steps

Step 2

Step 2: Detailed Assessment and Personalised Treatment Planning




  • Comprehensive breath analysis using specialised diagnostic tools to identify the specific bacteria and compounds causing your halitosis, creating a clear picture of the underlying causes

  • Thorough oral examination by our periodontal specialist Dr. Ope Sodeinde to assess gum health, tongue coating, and any hidden areas where odour-causing bacteria may be thriving

  • Medical history review to identify any systemic conditions, medications, or lifestyle factors that may be contributing to your breath concerns

  • Collaborative goal-setting session where we work together to establish realistic expectations and discuss your specific concerns about social or professional situations affected by halitosis

  • Digital imaging and periodontal assessment to detect any underlying gum disease, tooth decay, or oral infections that require treatment as part of your breath improvement plan

  • Personalised treatment roadmap creation that outlines each phase of your care, from immediate interventions to long-term maintenance strategies tailored to your lifestyle

  • Clear explanation of findings in straightforward terms, ensuring you understand exactly what's causing your bad breath and how our recommended treatments will address each contributing factor

  • Timeline and cost discussion providing transparent information about treatment duration, follow-up appointments, and investment required for your complete halitosis solution

Step 3

Step 3: Active Treatment Phase




  • Professional deep cleaning sessions - Our periodontal specialist performs thorough scaling and root planing to remove bacteria and tartar from below the gum line, targeting the root causes of persistent bad breath

  • Targeted antimicrobial therapy - Application of specialised antibacterial treatments to eliminate odour-causing bacteria in deep pockets and hard-to-reach areas of your mouth

  • Customised oral hygiene coaching - Personalised instruction on advanced brushing and flossing techniques, plus guidance on using therapeutic mouth rinses and tongue cleaning tools effectively

  • Regular progress monitoring appointments - Scheduled follow-up visits every 2-4 weeks to assess healing, measure improvement in breath quality, and adjust treatment protocols as needed

  • Treatment of underlying dental conditions - Addressing any contributing factors such as gum disease, tooth decay, or dry mouth conditions that may be worsening your halitosis

  • Ongoing patient education and support - Continuous guidance on dietary modifications, lifestyle changes, and home care routines to maintain fresh breath and prevent recurrence

  • Comfort-focused care delivery - All treatments performed with local anaesthesia when needed and sedation options available to ensure your complete comfort throughout the active treatment phase

Step 4

Step 4: Recovery & Maintenance




  • Immediate improvement: Most patients notice fresher breath within days of treatment. Your confidence returns quickly. Social interactions become comfortable again.


  • Personalised oral hygiene routine: Our team provides you with a tailored daily care plan including specific brushing techniques, tongue cleaning methods, and recommended mouthwashes to maintain long-term freshness.


  • Regular monitoring appointments: We schedule follow-up visits every 3-6 months to assess your progress, perform professional cleanings, and adjust your maintenance routine as needed.


  • Dietary guidance and lifestyle support: Receive ongoing advice about foods that promote oral health and habits that prevent bad breath recurrence, ensuring sustainable results for years to come.


  • Professional maintenance cleanings: Regular hygienist appointments remove plaque and tartar buildup that daily brushing cannot reach, preventing the return of odour-causing bacteria.


  • 24/7 support access: Our Central London team remains available for any concerns or questions about your oral health, providing peace of mind and continuous care guidance.


  • Long-term success monitoring: We track your progress over time, celebrating your achievements and making adjustments to ensure your fresh breath and oral health remain optimal throughout your life.

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Our Team of Dental Specialists

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Dr Ope Sodeinde

Principal Dentist & Specialist in Periodontics

BDS MFDS RCS(Ed) MSc(Rest Dent) MClinDent(Perio) MPerioRCS(Ed)

GDC No: 104071

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Dr Neha Patel

Specialist in Endodontics

BDS MFDS RCS(Ed) FHEA MClinDent(Ed) MEndoRCS(Ed)

GDC No: 150517

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Dr Kia Papagalani

Specialist in Orthodontics

DipDS Athens MS(Ortho) OSU

GDC No: 228487

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#1 Choice for Helping With Bad Breath/Halitosis in London

When you need effective halitosis treatment, London Dental Specialists provides specialist-level care through our multidisciplinary team led by Dr. Ope Sodeinde, a GDC registered Specialist with over 20 years of clinical experience and dual Master's degrees in restorative dentistry and periodontics. Other dental practices may offer general halitosis treatment, but our periodontics specialist directly addresses the underlying gum and oral health factors that contribute to persistent bad breath. Our CQC-registered clinic combines specialist expertise with comprehensive diagnostic capabilities to identify and treat the root causes of halitosis.




  • GDC Registered Specialist in Periodontics: Dr. Ope Sodeinde holds MClinDent in Periodontics from King's College London, providing specialist-level treatment for gum-related causes of halitosis that general dentists refer to specialists.


  • Multidisciplinary Specialist Team: Our endodontics specialist (Dr. Neha Patel) and orthodontics specialist (Dr. Kia Papagalani) address tooth root infections and alignment issues that can contribute to persistent bad breath.


  • 20+ Years Clinical Experience: Dr. Sodeinde's two decades of practice includes advanced training in bone and gum regeneration techniques using autografts, allografts, and xenografts for comprehensive oral health restoration.


  • Advanced 3D Imaging Technology: Our computer-guided diagnostic systems identify hidden periodontal pockets and oral health issues that standard examinations might miss.


  • Care Quality Commission Registration: Our clinic meets CQC standards and adheres to BDA, GDC, and UK guidelines, ensuring regulated quality care for halitosis treatment.


  • Teaching Hospital Credentials: Dr. Sodeinde teaches at The Royal College of Surgeons, England, demonstrating recognition by leading dental institutions for clinical expertise.


  • Central London Accessibility: Located at 111 Regent's Park Road, London NW1 8UR, providing convenient access to specialist halitosis treatment across Greater London.


  • Comprehensive Treatment Approach: Our specialists address periodontal disease, endodontic infections, and orthodontic factors that contribute to halitosis, rather than masking symptoms.


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Frequently Asked Questions



What causes bad breath and how do I know if I have it?


Bad breath, or halitosis, can stem from several sources. Poor oral hygiene is the most common culprit. Food particles trapped between teeth create a feast for bacteria, which produce unpleasant odours. Gum disease, dry mouth, certain foods like garlic and onions, smoking, and underlying health conditions can also contribute. You might notice it yourself, but often others detect it first. Some people cup their hands over their mouth and nose to check their breath. A more reliable method is licking your wrist, letting it dry, then smelling it. If you're concerned, our dental specialists can perform a thorough assessment to identify the exact cause and recommend the most effective treatment approach.



Can bad breath be permanently cured, or will it always come back?


The encouraging news is that most cases of bad breath can be successfully treated and prevented from returning. When caused by poor oral hygiene or gum disease, proper treatment and improved daily care routines often provide lasting results. Our periodontics specialist, Dr. Ope Sodeinde, can address underlying gum problems that contribute to persistent bad breath. However, success depends on maintaining excellent oral hygiene at home and attending regular dental check-ups. Some medical conditions may require ongoing management, but even these cases can be significantly improved. The key is identifying the root cause and following a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to your specific situation.



How quickly will I see improvement after starting treatment?


Many patients notice improvements within days of beginning proper treatment. Simple changes like thorough brushing, flossing, and using an antibacterial mouthwash can provide immediate benefits. Professional dental cleaning often delivers noticeable results within 24 to 48 hours. More complex cases involving gum disease or other underlying conditions may take several weeks to show significant improvement. The timeline varies based on the severity of your condition and how well you follow the recommended treatment plan. During your consultation, we'll provide a realistic timeframe based on your specific circumstances and explain what to expect during each stage of treatment.



Will treating my bad breath be painful or uncomfortable?


Most bad breath treatments are comfortable and pain-free. Professional dental cleaning involves minimal discomfort, similar to a routine check-up. If gum disease treatment is needed, we use local anaesthesia to ensure your comfort during any procedures. Our clinic also offers sedation dentistry for patients who feel anxious about treatment. Post-treatment sensitivity is typically mild and temporary. We provide detailed aftercare instructions and recommend appropriate pain relief if needed. Our experienced team uses gentle, modern techniques designed to minimise discomfort while maximising treatment effectiveness. Your comfort throughout the process is our priority, and we'll discuss any concerns you have before beginning treatment.



How much does bad breath treatment cost, and is it covered by insurance?


Treatment costs vary depending on the underlying cause and complexity of your case. Basic professional cleaning and oral hygiene guidance are typically more affordable than extensive gum disease treatment. Many dental insurance plans cover routine cleanings and basic periodontal therapy, though coverage varies by provider and policy. We accept major dental insurance plans and can help verify your benefits before treatment begins. For treatments not fully covered by insurance, we offer flexible payment plans and financing options to make care accessible. During your consultation, we'll provide a detailed treatment estimate and discuss all available payment options to suit your budget.



What can I do at home to prevent bad breath from returning?


Excellent daily oral hygiene forms the foundation of fresh breath. Brush your teeth twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, paying special attention to the gum line where bacteria accumulate. Floss daily to remove food particles and plaque between teeth that your toothbrush cannot reach. Don't forget your tongue. Bacteria love to hide on its surface, so gentle brushing or using a tongue scraper helps enormously. Stay hydrated to maintain healthy saliva flow, which naturally cleanses your mouth. Avoid tobacco products and limit foods known to cause bad breath. Regular dental check-ups every six months allow us to catch and address potential problems before they affect your breath.



Could my bad breath indicate a more serious health problem?


While most bad breath originates from oral causes, persistent halitosis can sometimes signal underlying health conditions. Gum disease, if left untreated, can lead to tooth loss and has been linked to heart disease and diabetes complications. Chronic bad breath might also indicate sinus infections, respiratory conditions, digestive issues, or other medical problems. This is why professional evaluation is so important. Our dental specialists can distinguish between oral and systemic causes of bad breath. If we suspect a medical condition, we'll coordinate with your GP or refer you to appropriate specialists. Early detection and treatment of any underlying issues protects both your oral health and overall wellbeing.

Emergency Appointments Available for Severe Bad Breath



Whilst bad breath is often manageable, certain situations require immediate professional attention. Seek emergency care if your halitosis is accompanied by severe mouth pain, bleeding gums, or signs of infection such as swelling or fever. These symptoms may indicate serious underlying conditions requiring urgent treatment.



Contact London Dental Specialists immediately if you experience persistent bad breath alongside difficulty swallowing, severe dry mouth, or white patches in your mouth. Sudden onset of extremely foul breath with tooth pain could signal an abscess or advanced gum disease needing prompt intervention. Don't wait if bad breath occurs with facial swelling or high temperature.



For emergency appointments, call 020 7589 7792 during our operating hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 5:30pm). Our specialist team, led by Dr. Ope Sodeinde, provides immediate assessment and treatment for urgent oral health concerns. We understand that severe bad breath can be distressing and may indicate serious dental problems requiring swift professional care.



If calling outside normal hours, leave a detailed message describing your symptoms, and we'll respond as quickly as possible. Our central London location serves all areas of Greater London and surrounding regions. Remember, whilst most cases of bad breath aren't emergencies, accompanying symptoms like pain, swelling, or fever warrant immediate attention. We're here to provide expert care when you need it most, ensuring your oral health concerns are addressed promptly and professionally.

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Areas We Serve Bad Breath/Halitosis

London Dental Specialists provides expert Bad Breath/Halitosis services across Central London's premier districts, including Mayfair, Soho, Westminster, and Belgravia. Our London Dental clinic is ideally situated to serve patients from prestigious areas such as Knightsbridge, Marylebone, and the City of London. With excellent transport links and a central location, we're easily accessible to residents and professionals in Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia, and Clerkenwell.

Areas Within London, UK that we serve Bad Breath/Halitosis to:

  • Belgravia
  • Bloomsbury
  • Borough
  • Chelsea
  • Clerkenwell
  • Finsbury
  • Fitzrovia
  • Holborn
  • Knightsbridge
  • Marylebone
  • Mayfair
  • Paddington
  • Pimlico
  • Regent's Park
  • Soho
  • South Kensington
  • Southwark
  • St Giles
  • St James's
  • Vauxhall
  • Victoria
  • West London
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Our Bad Breath/Halitosis services extend throughout London's vibrant inner suburbs, serving patients from well-connected areas within 5-10km of central London. From the artistic quarters of Camden and Hackney to the residential neighbourhoods of Islington and Brixton, we provide expert dental implant care to patients across these diverse communities. Our clinic is easily accessible via public transport from areas such as Fulham, Greenwich, and Hampstead.

Patients from Surrounding Areas of London, UK within 5-10KM of Central London, UK that we serve Bad Breath/Halitosis to:
  • Acton
  • Acton Green
  • Aldersbrook
  • Balham
  • Barnes
  • Barnsbury
  • Battersea
  • Bayswater
  • Bedford Park
  • Bell Green
  • Bermondsey
  • Bethnal Green
  • Blackwall
  • Botany Bay
  • Bow
  • Brixton
  • Brockley
  • Brompton
  • Brondesbury
  • Brook Green
  • Brunswick Park
  • Camberwell
  • Camden
  • Canning Town
  • Canonbury
  • Catford
  • Charlton
  • Childs Hill
  • Chiswick
  • Clapham
  • College Park
  • Collier's Wood
  • Cricklewood
  • Crouch End
  • Cubitt Town
  • Custom House
  • Dalston
  • Dartmouth Park
  • De Beauvoir Town
  • Deptford
  • Dulwich
  • Ealing
  • Earl's Court
  • Earlsfield
  • East Acton
  • East Dulwich
  • East Sheen
  • Forest Gate
  • Forest Hill
  • Fulham
  • Globe Town
  • Gospel Oak
  • Greenwich
  • Gunnersbury
  • Hackney
  • Hackney Marsh
  • Hackney Wick
  • Haggerston
  • Hammersmith
  • Hampstead
  • Hampstead Garden Suburb
  • Harlesden
  • Harringay
  • Herne Hill
  • Highbury
  • Highgate
  • Hither Green
  • Homerton
  • Honor Oak
  • Hornsey
  • Hoxton
  • Islington
  • Kennington
  • Kensal Green
  • Kensington
  • Kentish Town
  • Kilburn
  • King's Cross
  • Kingsland
  • Ladywell
  • Lambeth
  • Lea Bridge
  • Lee
  • Lewisham
  • Leyton
  • Limehouse
  • Lower Clapton
  • Maida Vale
  • Mile End
  • Millwall
  • Mitcham
  • Morden
  • Mortlake
  • Muswell Hill
  • New Cross
  • Newington
  • Nine Elms
  • North Kensington
  • North Sheen
  • Notting Hill
  • Nunhead
  • Old Ford
  • Parsons Green
  • Peckham
  • Pentonville
  • Petersham
  • Plaistow
  • Poplar
  • Primrose Hill
  • Putney
  • Ratcliff
  • Roehampton
  • Rotherhithe
  • Sands End
  • Shadwell
  • Shepherd's Bush
  • Shoreditch
  • Silvertown
  • Somers Town
  • South Acton
  • South Hackney
  • South Hampstead
  • Southfields
  • Spitalfields
  • St George in the East
  • St John's Wood
  • St John's
  • St Luke's
  • St Margarets
  • St Pancras
  • Stamford Hill
  • Stepney
  • Stockwell
  • Stoke Newington
  • Stonebridge
  • Stratford
  • Streatham
  • Stroud Green
  • The Hyde
  • Tottenham
  • Tottenham Hale
  • Tufnell Park
  • Tulse Hill
  • Twickenham
  • Upper Clapton
  • Upton Park
  • Walworth
  • Wandsworth
  • Walthamstow
  • Wanstead
  • Wapping
  • West Brompton
  • West Dulwich
  • West Green
  • West Ham
  • West Hampstead
  • West Kensington
  • West Norwood
  • Willesden
  • Wood Green
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We extend our Bad Breath/Halitosis expertise to patients throughout Greater London's outer regions, serving communities beyond the 10km radius of central London. From the residential areas of Enfield and Harrow to the suburban communities of Bromley and Croydon, our specialists provide the same exceptional level of care to patients in these outer London locations. With convenient transport links and flexible scheduling, we make advanced Bad Breath/Halitosis treatment accessible to residents throughout these broader London areas.

Outer London Areas that we serve Bad Breath/Halitosis to patients:
  • Alperton
  • Anerley
  • Arkley
  • Barnet
  • Beckton
  • Bellingham
  • Bentley Heath
  • Blackheath
  • Borehamwood
  • Bounds Green
  • Bowes Park
  • Brentford
  • Brimsdown
  • Burnt Oak
  • Bush Hill Park
  • Canons Park
  • Chingford
  • Church End
  • Clayhall
  • Cockfosters
  • Colindale
  • Coombe
  • Cranbrook
  • Crews Hill
  • Cyprus
  • Dancers Hill
  • Dollis Hill
  • Dormer's Wells
  • East Barnet
  • East Finchley
  • East Ham
  • East London
  • Edgware
  • Edmonton
  • Elstree
  • Enfield
  • Enfield Highway
  • Enfield Town
  • Enfield Wash
  • Finchley
  • Forty Hill
  • Friday Hill
  • Friern Barnet
  • Gants Hill
  • Golders Green
  • Greenford
  • Greenhill
  • Hadley Wood
  • Ham
  • Hanwell
  • Harrow
  • Harrow on the Hill
  • Harrow Weald
  • Headstone
  • Hendon
  • Highams Park
  • Ilford
  • Isleworth
  • Kenton
  • Kew
  • Kidbrooke
  • Kingsbury
  • Kingston Vale
  • Leytonstone
  • Little Ilford
  • Little Stanmore
  • Manor Park
  • Merton Park
  • Mill Hill
  • Monken Hadley
  • Neasden
  • New Barnet
  • New Southgate
  • Noel Park
  • Norbury
  • North Acton
  • North Finchley
  • North Harrow
  • North Wembley
  • North Woolwich
  • Northolt
  • Norwood Green
  • Norwood New Town
  • Oakleigh Park
  • Oakwood
  • Old Oak Common
  • Osidge
  • Osterley
  • Palmers Green
  • Penge
  • Perivale
  • Ponders End
  • Preston
  • Queensbury
  • Rayners Lane
  • Redbridge
  • Snaresbrook
  • South Harrow
  • South London
  • South Wimbledon
  • South Woodford
  • Southall
  • Southgate
  • Spring Grove
  • Stanmore
  • Sudbury
  • Summerstown
  • Tokyngton
  • Totteridge
  • Upper Norwood
  • Upper Walthamstow
  • Wealdstone
  • Well End
  • Welsh Harp
  • Wembley
  • Wembley Park
  • West Ealing
  • West Harrow
  • West Hendon
  • Whetstone
  • Wimbledon
  • Winchmore Hill
  • Woodford
  • Woodford Green
  • Woodlands
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Related Dental Problems We Treat


  • Gum Disease - The leading cause of persistent bad breath, as bacteria beneath the gum line produce foul-smelling compounds that regular brushing cannot reach


  • Tooth Decay - Cavities harbour bacteria that release unpleasant odours. Deep decay can cause particularly strong breath problems requiring specialist treatment


  • Dry Mouth - Reduced saliva flow allows odour-causing bacteria to multiply rapidly, creating chronic halitosis that affects confidence and social interactions


  • Oral Infections - Bacterial infections in teeth or gums produce distinctive bad breath that persists despite good oral hygiene efforts


  • Missing Teeth - Gaps between teeth trap food particles and bacteria. These hard-to-clean areas become breeding grounds for the microorganisms that cause halitosis


  • Tongue Problems - A coated or infected tongue harbours millions of bacteria on its textured surface, contributing significantly to morning breath and ongoing oral malodour


  • Orthodontic Issues - Crowded or misaligned teeth create numerous hiding spots for food debris and bacteria, making thorough cleaning difficult and breath problems more likely


  • Poor Oral Hygiene - Inadequate cleaning allows plaque buildup and bacterial overgrowth throughout the mouth, resulting in the persistent bad breath that affects personal and professional relationships

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