Hello! I've had a big problem for a few months now. I've never had it before and I haven't felt what it is, but now I know how disgusting it is, and it's the bad breath. I have no problems with my teeth, and the problem is that I have a white plaque on my tongue, mainly at the base. I have been trying all sorts of ointments, gargles and medicines for a long time to try to remove it and it still doesn't work. Is there any effective remedy against this, because I have heard that fungi in the mouth, and more precisely on the tongue, are the most difficult to remove and require a lot of time for treatment, because I think these 5/6 months are enough. I'm 16, and at this age you don't want to have such a problem. Thanks!
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These are not fungi. A white, grayish-white deposit at the base of the tongue indicates a problem with the gut and especially the colon. Bad breath can be from there, it can be from the teeth, it can be from the stomach. So first to the dentist.
After brushing your teeth, remove it with the opposite of the brush and you're done.
I know it's unpleasant, but remove it with a toothbrush ... unfortunately you have to do it quite often.
I went to both a dentist and a gastroenterologist. The dentist told me that the problem was healthy, not from the teeth, but from the gastro, I was told to take certain pills, which never helped.
It will not work with a toothbrush, because the cause of the plaque will not be removed. I don't know what pills they prescribed you and what diagnosis they gave you, but taking mezim forte for at least a month should have an effect. Your diet, stress are crucial to improving the situation with the stomach. №1