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<h3> Breath odor may be more than a nuisance. The good news is, breath odor can be treated.</h3> <p>Bad breath may be a sign of gum disease, because breath odor may be caused by bacteria that take up residence in a person's gums and begin to damage the surrounding tissue and bone. </p> <p>Tobacco users frequently suffer from bad breath, but breath odor may also be a symptom of diabetes, dry mouth, infections, sinusitis, bronchitis and gastrointestinal problems. </p> <p>Finding out the cause of breath odor may help you catch health problems that have gone undiagnosed and untreated. </p> <p>Dr. Morton diagnoses and treats the causes of breath odor, and can provide you with more information. We invite you to call his Moorestown office to set up an appointment. </p> <p>More information about the causes of breath odor is also available on the Internet: </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><a href="http://www.ada.org/public/topics/bad_breath.asp" target="_blank"> The American Dental Association</a> <p>It isn't difficult to be checked for mouth disease, and treatment can help eliminate breath odors and improve your health. The sooner a patient receives treatment, the better. </p> </li>
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