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A survey report from the Philippines pointed out that ...
Around 80% of interviewers said that they would rather kiss a person with a plain appearance but fresh breath than a person who looks good but has bad breath. Bad breath scares lovers away while fresh breath prolongs romantic moments. The first impression is especially important.
On your first date, how can you leave a good impression with fresh breath? We have some tips for you:
Around 80% of interviewers said that they would rather kiss a person with a plain appearance but fresh breath than a person who looks good but has bad breath. Bad breath scares lovers away while fresh breath prolongs romantic moments. The first impression is especially important.
On your first date, how can you leave a good impression with fresh breath? We have some tips for you:
Be Vigilant
If it is a dinner date, be aware if the meal contains garlic or meat. Garlic leaves a strong odor in your mouth while pieces of meal could get stuck between your teeth. Food residue broken down by bacteria emits an unpleasant odor. You won’t look or smell good.
Bring Your Own Dental Kit
Toothpaste and a toothbrush are basic items you need to carry around. Chewing gum or mints also helps although the effect is short term. If the odor comes from your tongue, seek a cure from a professional. In the meantime, you can get a tongue brush from the pharmacy to clean your tongue and teeth.
Smart Thinking
If you forget to bring your dental kit when you go out, make use of outside facilities to maintain oral hygiene. Use toothpicks provided at the restaurant to get rid of food residue after a meal. Go for snacks such as celery, cucumber and other vegetables at a cocktail party and use them as natural tooth cleansing tools to keep your teeth clean and drink lots of water. Use the back of a spoon as a mirror to check your appearance. Finally, brushing your teeth after a meal is the best way to ensure fresh breath.
This article is intended to promote understanding of the topic of oral health and promote relevant knowledge and is not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis or treatment.
If you have any questions about medical conditions or treatment, always seek opinions from a dentist or other qualified health care provider.
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