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My mouth smells very bad and my tongue is always covered with a yellow coating in morning, how do I cure this?

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<span href="https://www.quora.com/My-mouth-smells-very-bad-and-my-tongue-is-always-covered-with-a-yellow-coating-in-morning-how-do-I-cure-this#" id="__w2_o1eTIAl_toggle_link"><span id="ld_eqtfxz_13979"><span id="ld_eqtfxz_13980"><span class="inline_editor_value">After
 brushing your teeth, do not rinse your mouth and brush the surface of 
your tongue with the same toothbrush. Do it gently with very little 
applied pressure and on the initial 2-3" only. Do not do it so vigorously or with so much pressure so as to draw blood. Then rinse your mouth.<br />You will find your tongue pinkish after that and that should take care of the problem you have.<br />Additional measures:<br />Rinse
 your mouth after every meal, use a single clove as a mouth freshner, 
use an interdental brush if you find food sticks between your teeth and 
if you have cavities have them looked at.</span></span></span></span></div>

My mouth smells very bad and my tongue is always covered with a yellow coating in morning, how do I cure this?

After brushing your teeth, do not rinse your mouth and brush the surface of your tongue with the same toothbrush. Do it gently with ver...

Does tea or coffee stain teeth more?

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<span href="https://www.quora.com/Does-tea-or-coffee-stain-teeth-more#" id="__w2_p73nhU1_toggle_link"><span id="ld_xptmkj_67133"><span id="ld_xptmkj_67134"><span class="inline_editor_value">It
 is difficult to directly answer that which of the two would stain teeth
 more. This is because staining of teeth depends upon processing of 
coffee or tea. Generally, more oxidized tea stains teeth more than less 
oxidized. On the other hand, darker roasted coffee stains teeth less. <br /><br />However to answer this question, Tea stains teeth more than coffee. The reason this happens is quite simple. The <b>Theaflavins </b>and <b>Thearubigins </b>(also the <b>Theabrownins</b>),
 that are present in oxidized teas, have a much greater affinity for the
 surfaces of your teeth than the staining compounds found in coffee<b>. </b>These
 polyphenols are specific to teas and are the compounds that give drinks
 like black tea its darker, reddish brown color and are also the most 
notorious tea staining molecules.</span></span></span></span></div>

Does tea or coffee stain teeth more?

It is difficult to directly answer that which of the two would stain teeth more. This is because staining of teeth depends upon p...