Products against bad breath are part of the Oral hygiene category and are intended for daily oral care, breath freshening and gum health support. Bad breath can occur due to insufficient oral hygiene, tongue deposits, gum problems, dry mouth or changes in the oral cavity.
A proper routine includes regular tooth brushing, interdental cleaning, gum care and the use of suitable products for breath freshness. Mouth rinses and breath sprays can be a useful addition to daily oral hygiene, especially when quick freshness or additional oral care support is needed.
This category includes mouth rinses and breath freshening sprays for children and adults, supporting fresher breath, better hygiene and daily protection of teeth and gums.
Products against bad breath
| Product |
Purpose |
Link |
| Lacalut Aktiv solution |
Liquid protection for gums and additional oral hygiene |
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| Propomint spray for children |
Breath freshening and oral care spray for children |
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| Aloe Fresh breath freshening spray |
Fast breath freshening during the day |
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When should products against bad breath be used?
- For unpleasant breath during the day
- As an addition to regular tooth brushing
- When quick breath freshening is needed
- For additional gum and oral cavity care
- After meals, travelling or when brushing is not immediately possible
Pharmacist advice
Breath freshening products can help maintain a pleasant feeling in the mouth, but it is important to identify the cause if bad breath occurs frequently. Regular brushing, tongue cleaning and interdental cleaning are the basis of good oral hygiene. If bad breath persists, especially with gum bleeding, pain or deposits, a dental check-up is recommended.
Advice and useful guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What most often causes bad breath?
The most common causes are dental plaque, tongue deposits, gum problems, dry mouth, strong-smelling foods and insufficient oral hygiene.
Does breath spray solve the cause of bad breath?
A spray can quickly freshen breath, but it does not solve the underlying cause if bad breath is related to gums, cavities or deposits.
Can mouth rinses help with bad breath?
They can be a useful addition to brushing and interdental cleaning, especially for people with gum problems or plaque buildup.
Can children use breath freshening spray?
Yes, but products intended for children should be chosen and used according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
When should I visit a dentist?
If bad breath persists, or if gum bleeding, pain, swelling or visible deposits occur, a dental visit is recommended.
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