pablomoore:

I noticed recently that I have started having mouth odour and my wife is complaining about it. It was not like this before. Could the house advise me on how to fix this. I have used several paste but to no avail.

iice:

Brush your tongue, floss, drink lots of water and most especially see a dentist. . .especially if nothing seems to work

iice:

Seeing a dentist doesn't work?
Imagine the multitude that are have 'serious' problems with them.  Hope the hospitals are ready for them.

mimima:

None of these would work because the odour itself is not sourced from that "environment."  That is popular thinking, illogical and kitchen-sink problem solving.  The occur comes from his digestive system and the overflow is what his wife is warning him about.  These are warnings the body gives to tell something is wrong and this is ample warning to get "things" in order before the immune system is compromised beyond what is tolerably accepted.  Don't be surprised that if you probe further, the paste itself might have contribute to the current problem

@ WHAT IS THE SOLUTION NA

Trac:

As I stated, you are illogical in your approach to resolve the issue.  To break it down even further, you'd be lucky to make motion, how much more moving forward.

To break it down:

When you belch, where does the expellant come from?  The human body is simple yet rootly complicated if you take the time to understand what you are encapsulated in.  7/10th of your immune system is in your mid-section. 

In the case of the original poster, his digestive system has been compromised and the ratio of good to bad bacteria out of balance and total immune system compromised.  As he eats, the bacteria to break down the food has been out-numbered by bad bacteria and so the food process cannot be completed.  Thus, things begin to decay.  This will also lead to a host of other things like a slow or no bowel movements and also a clogged colon and so on.  Things would also get worse when alcohol is consumed or there is a continuous consumption of processed foods. 

The overflow of the compromised system is what you are smelling in the mouth (mouth breath).  No mouth-wash would fix this.  Depending on the type of toothpaste used, it will make the matter worse because it is a contributing cause to the matter.  You cannot convince me that the original poster is unaware that he should be brushing.  You also cannot convince me that the poster fails to do the brushing ritual every morning.  Yet having understood this as a fulfilled duty, why does the problem still exist!  I do believe that if he lacked his duty in that area, he wouldn't have initiated this thread.

What are you blithering on about?
I never mentioned mouth wash, toothpaste or whatever. I said to floss as food gets stuck in between teeth. To brush the tongue as people don't do that and be displaying their white tongues loaded with food. And to drink water lots of water as water flushes the system. But most importantly to see a dentist.

Lol people do the full brushing ritual everyday? Well good thing on earth dentists have jobs.

dodochi42: Honestly, your dentist may not be able to help. Your odour may be a side effect of some antibiotics you used in the past while curing another illness.

Now I just got cured of mouth odour that lasted for 14 years, I live in the US, and i have used all the available toothbrushes and mouthwashes here in America. Also my dentist (an american - Dr. Manning)could not figure out a solution. I found the solution from the paper one Doctor wrote.

See link
www.nextdaysite.net/radiant7/What_Acidophilus_Does.pdf

You need.
1. Raw Yoghurt - one cup everyday (the sour one. It will restore the Acidophilus bacteria into your intestine)
2. Acidophilus tablets - 1 per day.

The mouth odour is coming from the intestine and not from the mouth. I also attached a PDF file to this post. Enjoy !