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Sometimes the food you eat will contribute to bacterial breakdown in plaque. I do not think it is an acid reflux issue. More likely the food you eat and the normal bacterial host of your mouth.
Thanks so much for answering back, this will be my last question. Is it possible that it could be early stages of gum disease? What would be other symptoms of that? Thanks again!
No. Plaque is not a sign of periodontal disease. It is sign of gingivitis. If you had periodontal problems, such as bone loss, I am sure your dentist would have said something.
As I said in my early post, switch to BreathRx.
If you can smell your mouth and your friends cannot, could it be that your sinuses have a problem? I know we all thing we smell more than we usually do (we are more perceptive to our own smell) but sometimes smell is off when our sinuses are infected. Maybe something you should ask your MD to look into?
As I said in my early post, switch to BreathRx.