Under normal physiological conditions, the baby may have bad breath. The main cause of physiological halitosis is poor oral hygiene, such as not taking milk in time after meals, and the milk left in the mouth is fermented to produce odor.

The baby's digestive organs are underdeveloped, the secretion of digestive juice is insufficient, the function of enzymes is not perfect, the gastrointestinal mucosa is soft, and the digestive function is still weak. Therefore, if the parents are not properly fed, the baby is prone to symptoms of bad breath.

Dry mouth is another reason. The baby secretes nearly 1 liter of saliva every day. Saliva contains a variety of antibodies and enzymes, which can wash and kill bacteria. If the amount of saliva secretion is reduced, the mouth is dry and the self-cleaning function is reduced, bad breath will also occur.

Extended information suggestion:

1, to help your baby develop good oral hygiene habits, such as gargling after meals and brushing your teeth in the morning and evening.

2, pay attention to the nutritional balance of the diet, you can eat more vegetables and fruits appropriately.

3. When the baby has symptoms of indigestion, you can take some drugs to help digestion and improve gastrointestinal peristalsis under the guidance of a doctor.

Don't let your baby eat too many sweets.

5. Rinsing with 1% hydrogen peroxide or 2% soda water can reduce bad breath.

In addition, if the baby has persistent bad breath, parents should take the baby to the hospital for treatment in time. Only by finding out the cause and prescribing the right medicine can we help the baby eliminate bad breath.

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