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Micro-ecological imbalances in the mouth are one of the most fundamental causes of bad breath.

Numerous studies have confirmed that 85-90% of bad breath actually stems from a problem with harmful oral bacteria. These microorganisms break down food residues, proteins, organic matter and blood in the mouth, producing volatile, foul-smelling compounds called sulphides, which create a fermenting, rotting odour that emits with the breath and causes bad breath.

Research by scientists has found that oral probiotics can improve oral flora and reduce the level of volatile sulphides in breath, thereby improving bad breath in people.

Probiotics & Dental Caries

Bacteria are necessary to cause dental caries. They adhere to the tooth surface with the help of plaque and use the carbohydrates in food (especially sucrose) to polymerise and produce highly viscous dextrans to form a plaque matrix on the one hand, and to produce acid to demineralise the tooth and cause caries on the other.

Streptococcus mutans is the most damaging of these caries-causing bacteria.

Oral probiotics are of great importance in the prevention of dental caries through their ability to inhibit the growth of cariogenic bacteria in the mouth by colonising or producing metabolites in the mouth.

Probiotics & periodontal

problems (with plaque)

The formation of plaque and calculus is the initiating factor for periodontal problems. Probiotics prevent the formation of plaque by lowering the pH of saliva and by the antioxidant content produced. Plaque formation requires not only the involvement of pathogenic bacteria, but also free electrons in the environment to complete the mineralisation of plaque. The antioxidant content produced by probiotics eliminates the free electrons in the environment and further prevents the formation of plaque, thus preventing periodontal problems.

Probiotics& infectious
problems of the

oral mucosa

Oral Candida is a common infectious problem of the oral mucosa. Scientific studies have shown that probiotics can reduce the number of Candida in the mouth.