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Short-term Effects of a Combination Product Night-time Therapeutic Regimen on Breath Malodor

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Dental Courses
Provider: 
PROCTER & GAMBLE
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Author(s): 
Robert W. Gerlach, DDS, MPH
Target Audience: 
Dental Assistants
Target Audience: 
Dental Hygiene Students
Target Audience: 
Dental Hygienists
Target Audience: 
Dental Students
Target Audience: 
Dentists

Throughout history, maintaining socially acceptable breath aroma has been desirable. Fair or not, detecting objectionable breath in an individual may cause others to ascribe negative perceptions regarding hygiene level and even personal value. With today’s high expectations for cosmetic appearance and cleanliness, it’s not surprising that perceived bad breath can potentially lead to impaired self worth and social isolation if untreated.

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