The cost of bad breath treatment depends on the recommended treatments or combination of treatments. When we develop a treatment plan, we’ll share all associated costs. You can also save on halitosis treatment when joining our savings plan.
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Treatment time can change depending on the service. A standard cleaning can be done quickly in one appointment. However, if a large tissue like periodontal disease is the cause, multiple or more complex treatments may be required.
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No matter what treatments are needed, we’ll make your experience as welcoming and comforting as possible. If dental anxiety is an issue, we also offer several sedation options.
Sedation DentistryPersistent bad breath can be annoying and negatively impact our self-esteem. In many cases, though, bad breath is the result of an oral health issue that we can help with. Bad breath, or halitosis, is often the result of oral hygiene issues, dry mouth, bacteria on the tongue, tobacco use, and certain foods. Bad breath can also be an indicator of gum disease or other underlying health conditions.
If ongoing bad breath is a common problem for you, we’re here to help. Our team can identify what’s causing it and create a customized treatment plan.
Don’t let bad breath or chronic halitosis control your life, turn to South Arlington Smiles’s bad breath and halitosis treatments near Arlington, TX, for help today!
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Our first goal with bad breath treatment is to identify what’s causing it. We will examine your teeth and gums, using X-rays as needed. Once we can pinpoint the root cause, we will provide a complete treatment plan to address it.
If the bad breath is caused by or is an early indicator of an underlying health problem unrelated to your oral health, we will recommend outside care.
Bad breath can be treated with a variety of dental treatments:
Persistent bad breath can sometimes be a sign of underlying health issues beyond dental problems:
Bad breath can return after treatment if the causes aren’t fully addressed or if you don’t maintain consistent oral hygiene. Medical conditions, dry mouth, or your diet can also contribute to recurrence.
If left untreated, gum disease can cause inflammation, bleeding, and eventually tooth loss. The disease can also progress from gingivitis to periodontitis, affecting the bone that supports teeth.
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Dental cleanings help remove plaque and bacteria buildup that regular brushing and flossing can’t always reach. During your cleaning and checkup, our team can also identify signs of gum disease, decay, or tooth damage.
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1450 Debbie Ln #130
Arlington, TX 76002
Tuesday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Holiday Hours: Closed 11/26 to 12/1 and 12/24 to 1/1/26
