Is bad breath just an older person problem? And, by older, I mean like 30 and up. I never noticed people having bad breath in high school or college(halitosis, not like you ate some onions, or smoked a cig), but now as an adult, I am more aware of it. I am by no means an OCD person when it comes to this, but I do carry floss with me, brush at least twice a day, and visit the dentist every four months for a cleaning. But really, why would your breath get worse as you get older? Does the decay set in, thus taking time to build up a smell, and it just gets noticeable as you age? Is it an alcohol thing, so the more you drink, the worse it gets? I can't stand it, and last night after my ball game, we all went out, and these two guys on my team had terrible breath, like to the point I coudn't be around them. There is a cashier at the Harris Teeter, and her breath is so bad, I skip her line, even if she's open and less people are in it. I mean, shit, your mouth is how you communicate, why would you want it to have a foul odor? It is seriously the biggest turn off to me if a woman has trench mouth. I couldn't be with a good looking chick who had bad breath. And I've dated smokers, but not for long, and that's not a s bad as halitosis. I actually turned a good looking chick down before because of breath. Makes me very glad my girl takes care of herself. Thoughts?
