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—Fetid breath may be due to the expelled air (i.e., to disease of the respirational tract), to gases thrown off from the digestive tract, or to a diseased mouth. In the first two cases medication must be directed to the causative diseases, with the last, antisepsis principally and the neutralization of the saliva, also the removal of all residual food of dental caries.

I.—	Potassium permanganate	1 part
Distilled water	10 parts

Mix and dissolve. Add from 5 to 8 drops of this solution to a glass of water and with it gargle the mouth.

II.—	Infusion of salvia	250 parts
Glycerine	30 parts
Tincture of myrrh	12 parts
Tincture of lavender	12 parts
Labarraque’s solution	30 parts

Mix. Rinse the mouth frequently with this mixture.

III.—	Decoction of chamomile	30 parts
Glycerine	80 parts
Chlorinated water	15 parts

Mix. Use as a gargle and mouth wash.

IV.—	Peppermint water	500 parts
Cherry-laurel water	60 parts
Borax	25 parts

Mix and dissolve. Use as gargle and mouth wash.

V.—	Thymol	3 parts
Spirit of cochlearia	300 parts
Tincture of rhatany	100 parts
Oil of peppermint	15 parts
Oil of cloves	10 parts

Mix. Gargle and wash mouth well with 10 drops in a glass of water.

VI.—	Salol	5 parts
Alcohol	1,000 parts
Tincture of white canella	30 parts
Oil of peppermint	1 part

Mix. Use as a dentifrice.

VII.—	Hydrogen peroxide	25 parts
Distilled water	100 parts

Mix. Gargle the mouth twice daily with 2 ta­ble­spoon­fuls of the mixture in a glass of water.

VIII.—	Sodium bicarbonate	2 parts
Distilled water	70 parts
Spirit of cochlearia	30 parts

Mix a half-teaspoonful in a wineglassful of water. Wash mouth two or three times daily.