you can rinse your mouth with hydrogen peroxide solution in the mornings or before bed. another option is rinsing the mouth with a solution prepared with baking soda and water. you can try both and see which one helps you most. if you have metal fillings, do not use hydrogen peroxide.

Hey rlm79

Do you scrape your tongue? I find all the crap candida creates in our mouths, our tongues are full of bacteria. I scrape mine a few times a day with a tongue scraper. Also , a dry mouth contributes to bad breath I find.

Michelle

Don't automatically assume your bad breath stems only from your mouth or your oral hygeine... There are many. many causes of bad breath.... from post nasal drip (due to allergy or sinus problems) to your diet... I have been struggling with an odor from my nose (and when it's bad, it comes out my mouth, too) for a couple of years now, and I think I've finally pinned it down as coming from a low-grade infection in my sinuses/nasal cavity due to allergies... the allergies cause my membranes to swell, which prevents normal drainage, which causes the bacteria to accumulate... So try to focus on the source of your bad breath instead of simply trying to treat it or cover it up... I wasted a ton of time and energy trying to come up with the "wonder cure" only to realize that the answer was staring me right in the face.... Good luck -- I know how life-disturbing this condition can be... I hope in your case it is the oral/back-of-the-tongue type of halitosis... That is the easiest to cure... You also might want to check out the "body/odor bad breath" forum on here... It's PACKED with people suffering from your condition....

Just my two bits....

Hi rlm79. I have found that goats yogurt has dramatically reduced my oral thrush, and my mouth feels much fresher, especially at night. I recommend eating it before bed, and hold it in your mouth for a while before swallowing. Allow residue to sit on tongue [don't rinse] You will notice big difference after a couple days.
Shroom