Why can oral cavity have anaerobe infection?

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I brush my teeth carefully after meals every day. I can eat more light food and use various brands of mouthwash. But I still have bad breath like rotten eggs in my mouth. Why? See if there is yellow tongue coating on the back of your tongue. That's the abominable anaerobes. So the following is a specific introduction to why the oral anaerobic infection? I hope this problem can help some people.

Why can oral cavity have anaerobe infection?

First: observe the color of the tongue: the normal color of the tongue is pink. For people with bad breath, the color is usually white or yellow. Traditional Chinese medicine also believes that the tongue coating is the reaction of stomach qi. If the tongue coating is thick, it means that the stomach qi is weak and the digestion is poor. If it is white, it means that the water metabolism is poor, and yellow moss will appear after accumulating heat for a long time. Anaerobes mainly live in the gap between taste buds, throat or tonsil, and they will proliferate rapidly as long as there is a lack of oral oxygen. Therefore, if you want to clean the oral air, it is very important to keep away from anaerobic bacteria.

Second: there are many reasons for bad breath, but as high as 80% and 90% of them are caused by oral diseases, and a small part of them are caused by respiratory system problems and digestive system diseases. Therefore, in daily life to develop the correct oral cleaning habits, the treatment of periodontal disease, tooth decay, sinusitis and other diseases, is the cure. When the saliva is dry, smell it with your nose. If there is a bad smell, it means bad breath.

Third: if you have yellow tongue coating, and halitosis is difficult to cure, it may be the main cause of your halitosis, anaerobic bacteria in the mouth under the stimulation of some circumstances, produce volatile sulfide, causing halitosis.

matters needing attention

Mouthwash is not recommended for long-term consumption. Mouthwash has certain bactericidal effect, but some mouthwashes contain sodium dodecyl sulfate, which is easy to cause taste and induce oral ulcer. Therefore, when choosing mouthwashes, please take a look at the composition standard.