
Bad Breath (Halitosis) Treatment in Dubai at Emirates Hospitals Group. We understand that persistent bad breath can be more than just a temporary issue—it can affect self-esteem, social interactions, and overall quality of life. Our expert team of dentists and ENT specialists offer a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and treating halitosis, ensuring you receive personalized care backed by advanced diagnostics and modern treatments.
Halitosis refers to chronic bad breath that does not go away with routine oral hygiene. While occasional bad breath is common, persistent halitosis is often a sign of an underlying issue. Causes may include:
Addressing the root cause of halitosis is key to achieving long-term results.
We offer a comprehensive and collaborative approach to the diagnosis and treatment of halitosis, combining the expertise of Dental and ENT specialists. Our Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) works closely to evaluate all potential causes—whether dental, nasal, sinus-related, or gastrointestinal—ensuring patients receive an accurate diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan that addresses the core issue, not just the symptoms.
At Emirates Hospitals Group, the evaluation of halitosis begins with a thorough oral examination, medical history review, and symptom assessment. Diagnostic steps may include:
This multi-disciplinary approach allows us to pinpoint the exact cause of bad breath and tailor treatment accordingly.
Treatment for halitosis at Emirates Hospitals Group is customized based on the underlying cause. It may include:
Our team ensures follow-up and education on proper oral hygiene practices to prevent recurrence.
If you experience persistent bad breath that doesn’t improve with brushing, flossing, or mouthwash, it’s a good idea to consult a dentist or ENT specialist. Chronic halitosis could be a sign of an underlying dental or medical issue that needs professional evaluation.
Yes. While poor oral hygiene is a common cause, bad breath can also result from gum disease, dry mouth, sinus infections, acid reflux, diabetes, or even certain medications. A proper diagnosis is essential to treat the root cause.
Our specialists perform a comprehensive oral and medical evaluation, which may include checking for gum disease, tongue coating, infections, or dry mouth. If needed, further assessments like halimeter testing or ENT and gastro consultations may be recommended.
Treatment depends on the underlying cause and may include:
Addressing medical issues like sinusitis or GERD
Yes, in many cases, halitosis can be completely resolved once the underlying issue is treated and proper oral hygiene is maintained. Our team will also guide you on lifestyle habits and follow-up care to help prevent recurrence.
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