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    This document lists various oral and systemic causes that can result in bad breath or halitosis. Oral causes include conditions such as gingivitis, periodontitis, and xerostomia. Systemic causes relate to underlying conditions, diseases, and infections in other parts of the body like the respiratory or gastrointestinal tracts, as well as metabolic issues and medications that can cause changes in the mouth and breath odor. Stress, diet, habits like smoking, and foreign objects are also outlined as potential contributors.

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    This document lists various oral and systemic causes that can result in bad breath or halitosis. Oral causes include conditions such as gingivitis, periodontitis, and xerostomia. Systemic causes relate to underlying conditions, diseases, and infections in other parts of the body like the respiratory or gastrointestinal tracts, as well as metabolic issues and medications that can cause changes in the mouth and breath odor. Stress, diet, habits like smoking, and foreign objects are also outlined as potential contributors.

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    This document lists various oral and systemic causes that can result in bad breath or halitosis. Oral causes include conditions such as gingivitis, periodontitis, and xerostomia. Systemic causes relate to underlying conditions, diseases, and infections in other parts of the body like the respiratory or gastrointestinal tracts, as well as metabolic issues and medications that can cause changes in the mouth and breath odor. Stress, diet, habits like smoking, and foreign objects are also outlined as potential contributors.

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    Oral and Systemic

    related causes causes

    Acute febrile illness


    Oral related conditions and diseases
    Respiratory tract infection,diseases(eg:
    Acute necrotising ulcerative gingivitis bronchitis,bronchiectasis,asthma)
    Acute gingibitis,Food impaction H.pylori infection,Parasitosis
    Adult and aggressive periodontitis Pharyngo-oesophageal diverticulum
    Pericoronitis,abscesses Gastro- esophageal reflex disease
    Dry socket Pyloric stenosis or duodenal obstruction
    Xerostomia,salivary gland disease Hepatic failure (fetor heapticus)
    Too much sugar,caries activity in Renal failure (end stage)
    children,interproximal/faulty restorations,dentures Diabetic ketoacidosis,Leukemias
    Oral ulceration,Oral malignancy Trimethylaminuria(fish odour syndrome)
    Habits-Mouth Hypermethioniemia,dehydration
    breathing,Smoking,alcohol,tobacco,betel not usage Menstruation(menstural breath)
    Craniofacial anomalies-Cleft palate Overeating and consequent poor digestion
    Eating food that promotes yeast/candida
    Undiagnosed infection/low immune system
    Respiratory diseases
    Stress,not well-rested,too much activity
    Foreign body
    Sinusitis,Tonsillitis
    Drugs
    Malignancy
    Chloral hudrate,Nitrites and nitrates
    Postnasal drip,nasal polyps
    Dimethyl sulphoxide,Disulphiram
    Some cytotoxic agents
    Volatite food stuffs Phenothiazines,Amphetamines
    Garlic Solvent misuse
    Onion
    Spiced foods

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