Why Breath Odor When We Get Sleep?

Tuesday, April 27, 2010 4:20 AM Posted by hamdan el sholih
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Most breath odor (or "foul breath," as said the dentist) is caused by compounds containing sulfur in the mouth. How to compound it get there? And why did the problem get worse in the morning?
Microorganisms, microorganisms in the mouth indiscriminate about what they eat. They attacked:- Food left in the mouth.- Plaque.- Saliva found in between the teeth, gums and tongue.- Network of death are released by the mouth, gums and tongue.
  
Microorganisms that convert food into amino acids and peptides, which then breaks down into smelly sulfur compounds that pierced nose.
Brushing your teeth helps relieve mouth from food sources of microorganisms that. But the best defense is a regular flow of saliva, the kind of flow you get with speaking, chewing, or swallowing. The things we do that of course only when awake.
Eliminate the tooth cavity is not the only reason for flossing teeth. The longer food particles inside the mouth, the more rotten breath generated. So, when six to eight hours of sleep is the perfect time of breeding bacteria and is a threat for the sensitive nose bebagai anywhere.
Well, from now on, diligent dental care. Brushing your teeth regularly can certainly reduce mouth odor

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