Today, I’ve discovered that even if he brushes his teeth for 10 minutes straight, flosses, and rinses with mouthwash, my boyfriend’s breath still smells like a cross between sewage and rotting fish. I’m running out of excuses for not kissing him. FML
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JasonThorn
| 17
Could be anything from gingivitis to tonsil stones. Tell him how it smells, and then tell him to go to the damn dentist.
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RichardPencil
| 27
He needs to see a doctor. He could have problems in his lungs, sinuses or digestive tract that could be the source of the stank.
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purplekanc
| 15
Have you tried a tongue scraper and drinking more water
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theark
| 6
Have you checked for gingivitis
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JasonThorn
| 17
Could be anything from gingivitis to tonsil stones. Tell him how it smells, and then tell him to go to the damn dentist.
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TwoBytesCarley
| 11
Exactly my thinking; also a rotted tooth or a stomach problem can do it as well. Either way, if it’s not going away by a simple brush of the teeth or mouth wash then it’s something in need of medical (dental) attention.
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RichardPencil
| 27
He needs to see a doctor. He could have problems in his lungs, sinuses or digestive tract that could be the source of the stank.
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ThatOneLonelyAsian
| 10
if you were a good girlfriend you'd not make excuses and tell him why you're not kissing him
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Trinity Fenwick
| 6
sounds like serious halitosis or denture breath
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Charlie Given
| 21
Get him to the doctor stank breath is usually a sign of a serious health condition, bur do it soon before it's too late
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KaD6
| 21
Look for a mouthwash and toothpaste called Closys, it will help.
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Madison Gliosci
| 12
Is it possible he’s got a dead tooth? My fiancé had the same problem and it turned out to be his wisdom tooth rotting
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Mathalamus
| 23
Ironically, brushing for ten minutes is likely to inflict more damage than not brushing...