Baby's bad breath

In life, many parents will find that the saliva flowing out of the baby is

1. Food-induced bad breath: Food-induced bad breath refers to bad breath caused by eating foods with special odors, such as garlic, onion, stinky tofu, fish and shrimp, onion, leek, smoked products, etc. These can cause bad breath. For food-induced bad breath, chewing tea leaves, celery, and red dates can reduce bad breath. Food

2. Putrefactive halitosis: It refers to halitosis caused by unclean oral environment, such as not brushing teeth, bad breath caused by not using good brushing methods, etc. Food residues accumulate on dental plaque or remain in caries. These food residues ferment and rot for a long time and emit odor, forming halitosis. For putrefactive halitosis, oral hygiene should be maintained and oral diseases should be treated. This kind of halitosis is not a simple oral problem, but a combination of other diseases and oral problems.

3. Purulent halitosis: refers to halitosis caused by ulcers, erosions, etc. caused by diseases such as rhinitis and pharyngitis.

4. Bad breath: refers to the symptoms of indigestion caused by decreased gastrointestinal function. This type of bad breath is very common among children.

A few therapeutic tips in life.

1. Brush your tongue with baking soda water. The chemical name of baking soda is sodium bicarbonate, which is alkaline and can neutralize some toxic acidic substances in the mouth, throat and stomach that can cause bad breath.

2. You can use salt water to clean the nasal cavity. Rhinitis, sinusitis or colds can cause excessive mucus in the nasal cavity and cause bad breath. Cleaning the nasal cavity with salt water is very effective.

3. Add some aloe vera gel to the toothpaste when brushing your teeth. It has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects and enhances the effect of removing bad breath.

4. Eat more green fruits and vegetables, which are rich in fiber and vitamins, promote digestion and enhance immunity. The chlorophyll in green foods is alkaline and can neutralize toxic acidic substances, which is similar to the meaning in the first point.

5. You can use peppermint oil or tea tree oil, both of which have antibacterial and disinfecting effects. Add a drop of peppermint oil or tea tree oil to a glass of water, gargle for one minute and spit it out. .