“This is particularly significant for S. mutans,” Frenkel explains, “because it only causes cavities when it is attached, or in a biofilm on the tooth’s surface.”
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“This study shows that if we treat the gum disease, it can improve the symptoms of prostatitis and the quality of life for those who have the disease,”
Cosmetic rinses reduce and help control bad breath and leave a pleasant taste in the mouth, but they don’t really deal with the actual cause of bad breath.