Found 15 topical supplements for Halitosis
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- Chlorine dioxide
 
Chlorine dioxide neutralizes sulfur containing ingredients in mouth. Use a chlorine dioxide containing toothpaste or mouthwash a few times daily.
- Zinc
 
Zinc neutralizes sulfur containing ingredients in mouth and reduces bad breath. Use a zinc chloride containing toothpaste or mouthwash a few times daily, for many weeks.
- Bloodroot

Bloodroot is an antibacterial, eliminates bacteria responsible of bad breath. Use bloodroot containing mouthwash or toothpaste many times daily, for many weeks, as suggested on the label.
- Caraway oil

Caraway oil is an antibacterial; eliminates bacteria responsible of bad breath. Use caraway oil containing mouthwash or toothpaste many times daily, for many months, as suggested on the label.
- Caraway seeds

Caraway seeds are antibacterial; they eliminate bacteria responsible of bad breath. Use caraway seeds tea as a gargle many times daily, for many months, as suggested on the label.
- Cardamom oil

Cardamom oil is an antibacterial; eliminates bacteria responsible of bad breath. Use cardamom oil containing mouthwash or toothpaste many times daily, for many months, as suggested on the label.
- Cardamom seeds

Cardamom seeds are antibacterial; they eliminate bacteria responsible of bad breath. Use cardamom seeds tea as a gargle many times daily, for many months, as suggested on the label.
- Clove oil

Clove oil is an antibacterial; eliminates bacteria responsible of bad breath. Use clove oil containing mouthwash or toothpaste many times daily, as suggested on the label.
- Eucalyptus oil

Eucalyptus oil is an antibacterial; eliminates bacteria responsible of bad breath. Use eucalyptus oil containing mouthwash or toothpaste, many times daily, as suggested on the label.
- Green tea

Green tea is an antibacterial; inhibits bacteria growth that cause halitosis. Chew green tea containing candy or chewing gum many times daily, for many months, as suggested on the label.
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