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The mouthwash is a part of oral hygiene practices, but there is a need to assess its exact composition before using it daily.
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There needs to be a balance in your oral bacteria, and using a mouthwash frequently can wash it out, leading to an increase in oral infections.
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Some studies suggest that mouthwash may interfere with nitric oxide (NO) production in the oral cavity.
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Repetitive use of strong mouthwashes can lead to disruption of metabolism, even increasing the chances of diabetes.
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The label of the mouthwash needs to be checked, as excess alcohol content in it leads to dryness and oral tissue irritation.
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Mouthwash can mask bad breath that could be a result of gum disease, tooth decay, or serious dental issues.
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Some mouthwash formulations may irritate the soft tissue of the mouth and cause painful sores.
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Mouthwashes with certain chemicals can lead to visible teeth stains and ruin their appearance.
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Mouthwashes with a high alcohol content can alter your taste buds and affect food enjoyment.
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