"Biologists say they've identified the bacteria responsible for most cases of bad breath - Solobacterium moorei, which uses the tongue as a base on which to brew its malodorous compounds.
Two studies helped researchers confirm the findings, Reuters reports. One by the Buffalo School of Dental Medicine probed 21 people with chronic bad breath and 36 without and found S. moorei "in every patient that had halitosis".
A previous study of eight subjects with halitosis and five without showed S. moorei was "always found in patients with halitosis and never in patients who did not have this problem".
The biologists presented their findings to Saturday's annual meeting of the American Association for Dental Research in Dallas."
Here is probably another explanation of why KForceK12 Probiotic Treatment is so successful. KForceK12 is a bacteria that lives on the tongue surface and is able to defend its territory against invading bad breath bacteria such as S.moorei.
The other interesting point shown in the studies is that bad breath bacteria live in tongue coatings. KForceK12 is designed to remove coatings twice a day. So KForceK12 not only remove coatings bacteria feed on, but also fight against the actual bad breath bacteria. This is exciting news, more to follow!!
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Bad Breath Bug Discovered
Sunday, March 23, 2008
New Website for Australian Breath Clinic
We are just completing a trial of our new product discovery. Called the KFORCE BALANCE SYSTEM, it is available at the moment only from our clinic website or the Sydney clinic in Edgecliff. As we will now have more patients going to the Clinic website, it has been totally rewritten, to explain how bad breath can be effectively treated, and show you the new products.
More to follow
Dr Geoffrey Speiser
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
Today Tonight visits Australian Breath Clinic
The current affairs show "Today Tonight" visited Australian Breath Clinic last week to see exactly how our Oral Chromatography machine works. Interviewer Paul Makin was amazed at the technology, as well as how the clinic operated.
Melbourne Clinic will now also be able to do Breath Testing with the Oral Chroma. They will take delivery of their machine later this month.
So if you want a breath reading to see if you have a problem, or you want to book a Breath Consultation, or you are just interested in our KForce Breath Guard Kit to treat Halitosis, please call Sharon at our Clinic on the toll free number 1300-653-335.
As always, I am happy to hear from you about your individual problem with breath, and I will do my best to answer any of your questions.
Dr Geoffrey Speiser (BDS)
CEO Australian Breath Clinic
www.australianbreathclinic.com.au
