Why do I have bad breath?

Although everyone’s source may be different, we frequently see bad breath as a result of bacteria build up in the mouth.

Does mouthwash help fix bad breath?

Mouthwash may help mask bad breath, however without treating the source of the bad breath you won’t be fixing it.

Bad Breath & Halitosis

Enjoy lasting fresh breath and renewed confidence with our compassionate care and personalized treatment for halitosis.

Halitosis or “bad breath” can be embarrassing and frustrating for people. The cause can be from a localized oral issue or a systemic concern. Frequently, halitosis is the result of a buildup of bacteria under the gums or around teeth. If you want to discuss this topic with us, we will approach that conversation with dignity and care looking for the customized treatment you need to regain your confidence.

The solution to halitosis can be a combined effort of fixing broken-down teeth, a thorough cleaning, specialized rinses, and other elements specific to your needs.

Fresh breath, start to finish

From thorough cleanings to tailored at-home care, our step-by-step approach is designed to eliminate odor at its source and keep your breath consistently fresh.

Whole-mouth wellness

Halitosis can signal deeper dental concerns. We take a comprehensive view of your oral health to ensure nothing is overlooked in your treatment.

Customized for you

Your treatment is built around your specific needs, lifestyle, and long-term oral health goals.

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I enjoy being able to help people, whether that is getting them out of pain or giving them a more confident smile.
Dr. Stephany Stevenson
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We believe in caring for you consistently, so you see the same dentist every visit. This helps us build trust and understand your unique oral history. Many patients arrive feeling nervous but leave feeling confident and well-informed. It’s truly rewarding to help brighten smiles and boost self-confidence with gentle, personalized care.
Dr. Joshua LaTour
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The reason I studied to become a dentist is because I love working with my hands and I love people. My goal is to put patients at ease while providing them with exceptional service.
Dr. Joe Baggette
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To truly understand a patient's needs, the journey begins with open discussion and meaningful conversation. Often, this means listening beyond the surface to truly hear what they need.
Dr. Clark Bassham
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I love focusing on smile designs, implants, and Invisalign where I can actually change a person's smile to instill confidence and happiness in their smile and themselves.
Dr. Brian Kruchoski