One of the discomforts during fasting is bad breath. This is commonly experienced because during fasting saliva production decreases, there is a buildup of food and drinks and increased stomach acid. So how do you overcome it?
1. Brush your teeth twice a day, especially before going to bed and after eating sahur.
Brushing your teeth twice a day can help prevent food or drink residue from building up around your teeth and gums, which can cause a variety of dental problems, especially bad breath. Use this:
- Glister Multi-Action Toothbrush with Bamboo Salt
Toothbrush with soft & smooth bristles, safe for teeth and gums and effective in removing plaque. Has a slim toothbrush head, so it can reach the most difficult areas in the back of the mouth. The bristles contain Bamboo-Salt which provides anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial protection. - Glister Multi-Action Fluoride Toothpaste
Fluoride toothpaste formulated with Reminact technology, so it effectively cleans stains and removes plaque on teeth.
2. Gargle using Glister™ Multi Action Oral Rinse
After brushing your teeth, make it a habit to rinse your mouth using Glister™ Multi Action Oral Rinse , a mint-flavored mouthwash to freshen your breath, which helps kill bacteria that cause bad breath, while reducing tartar and removing food residue left behind after brushing.
3. Freshen your breath using Glister Mint Refresher Spray
To make your breath and mouth fresher, spray Glister Mint Refresher Spray with a refreshing mint flavor. Glister Mint Refresher effectively eliminates bacteria that cause bad breath. The light scent of mint leaves keeps your breath fresh so you feel confident all day long!
