iO Series 9 electric toothbrush
Fresh breath starts with good oral health.
You don’t have to fight bad breath alone.
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25% to 30% of people experience bad breath regularly.*
*Source: Memon MA, Memon HA, Muhammad FE, et al. Aetiology and associations of halitosis: A systematic review. Oral Dis. 2023;29(4):1432-1438. doi:10.1111/odi.14172Oral-B and Crest products help prevent:
Plaque
buildup
Bacteria
Bad
breath
Fight bad breath.
100% more plaque removal even in hard‑to‑reach areas.*
*vs a regular manual toothbrush
Fight the bacteria that cause bad breath.
Our Oral-B and Crest system prevents bad breath by brushing away bacterial plaque.
Ultimate Clean brush head
Clean Breath toothpaste
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Tongue Scraping: Benefits for Oral Health and How to Do It Effectively
Tongue scrapers help with tongue health, improve bad breath and can support your oral care. A tongue scraper is a handheld device made of metal, plastic or wood that gently scrapes your tongue from the back to the front.
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Bad Breath During Pregnancy: Causes, Treatment, And Prevention
Of all the changes that can happen to your body when you're pregnant, one of the most surprising, and unwelcome, can be an increase in bad breath. If you or others have noticed a less-than-pleasant odor when you speak or breathe, you're not alone.
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Halitosis (Bad Breath): Causes, Treatments, and Prevention
We all get bad breath sometimes, but if you notice bad breath every day, it might be time to make some changes in your oral health routine.
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White Tongue: Causes, Symptoms and Prevention
If you’re wondering why your tongue is white, you may be experiencing coated tongue, which is also known as ‘white tongue’. This condition is usually harmless and is caused by bacteria, fungi, and dead cells becoming trapped in between your tongue’s inflamed papillae.
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Why is oral hygiene important?
Oral hygiene is crucial for maintaining both oral and overall health. Good oral hygiene practices help prevent tooth decay, gum disease, and bad breath. Beyond oral health, it may also plays a role in reducing the risk of some health issues.
How to improve oral hygiene?
To improve oral hygiene, create a routine and stick to it. That includes focusing on brushing and flossing effectively, using fluoride toothpaste, and maintaining regular dental checkups every six months. If you want to go the extra step, consider using mouthwash, limiting sugary and acidic foods, and staying hydrated.
Why is it important to clean your tongue?
Cleaning your tongue is important because it helps remove bacteria, food debris, and dead cells that can accumulate on its surface. These substances can lead to bad breath as well as negatively impact oral health. Regular tongue cleaning can lead to fresher breath, and an overall cleaner mouth.
What tools can I use to clean my tongue effectively?
There are several tools you can use to clean your tongue effectively, including a tongue scraper, toothbrush, or specialized tongue-cleaning brushes. A tongue scraper is specifically designed for this purpose and can efficiently remove buildup from your tongue's surface. A toothbrush with soft bristles can also be used by gently brushing your tongue from back to front.
