Today there are millions of over-the counter bad breath products available for use, but what about various prescription products? Prescription products, whether they be for a sinus infection, arthritis, the flu, or even bad breath, are thought to be more effective then their over-the counter “counterparts”. Today we will explore several bad breath prescription products available to those who suffer from the dreaded halitosis.
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Bad breath detectors come in all types. There are low-tech bad breath detectors and high-tech bad breath detectors. Nearly every home has at least one bad breath detector on hand, possibly sitting on the couch next to you right now.

It may sound a little silly in this high-tech world we live in, but the best bad breath detector is the human nose. We all have one, but it’s a little difficult to smell our own bad breath, so sometimes you have to bite the bullet and ask someone close to you to give you a little check.
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Bad breath plagues many Americans today. Manufacturers have created millions of products to help cure the epidemic. There are many over-the-counter products that work effectively battling bad breath, but many others that do nothing but mask the real problem.

Probably the most popular over-the-counter product for bad breath is mouthwash. There are two properties a mouthwash must contain in order to combat bad breath effectively. The first is the antibacterial property: namely, the bacteria that produce malodorous sulfur compounds.
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Like many other health remedies and medications, the anti-bacterial agent Triclosan is in the midst of controversy. Triclosan is an anti-bacterial/anti-fungal agent that has been used for many years in personal hygiene products such as mouthwash, detergents, and deodorant. Experts disagree on the effects of Triclosan. Some think it’s wonderful, while others think consumers should be wary.
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If you’re like me, then you’re probably thinking “Not another breath spray - isn’t rinsing and brushing enough?”

It’s a valid question……and one that I think I’ve tried to answer before, but I don’t mind doing again.
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