Tongue @entity2133 rinsing as basic treatment measures for XXXX .

@entity1 @entity1216 @entity7868 @entity24591 @entity2133 @entity219 @entity5498 @entity3834 @entity34
Tongue @entity2133 rinsing are basic treatment measures for @entity7868 , and as such are categorised as @entity34 ( @entity34 )-1. Although @entity34 -1 is used for treatment of physiologic @entity7868 treatment, pseudo-, extra oral pathologic or halitophobic @entity1 must also be managed with @entity34 -1 as well as other treatments. Since the origin of physiological @entity7868 is mainly the dorso-posterior region of the tongue, tongue cleaning is more effective than mouth rinsing. However, practitioners should always instruct their @entity1 on how to brush their tongues to prevent harmful effects. Another approach using a @entity1216 mouthwash is most effective in reducing oral malodour. However, @entity1216 should not be used routinely; therefore, @entity219 -containing mouthwashes have been recommended for use. @entity1 can also use chewing gum to reduce oral malodour. Surprisingly, however, it has been noted that sugarless chewing gum increased @entity24591 , one of the principal components of oral malodour. @entity3834 did not reduce the concentration of @entity5498 mercaptan either, although these products are widely used for their ability to mask oral malodour. There is a need for the development of a novel food or chewing gum that could considerably reduce VSC levels in mouth air to complement @entity34 -1.
