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Brazilian Journal of Otorhinolaryngology

Halitosis--an assessment protocol proposal.

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Ana Cristina Coelho Dal Rio
Ester Maria Danielli Nicola
Antônio Roberto Franchi Teixeira

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抽象

Halitosis is an embarrassing symptom with a significant social impact. Halitosis affects millions of people worldwide and many resources are spent annually in products to improve halitus, unsuccessfully. The study of halitosis in a scientific basis is justified once halitosis causes social restriction, decreases life quality and may be an indication of serious diseases.

OBJECTIVE

To elaborate a protocol for halitosis assessment in order to minimize costs, avoid unnecessary tests and provide a guideline for diagnosis.

METHODS

The protocol was created based on the literature and on the authors personal experiences, adopting an evidence-based anamnesis.

RESULTS

There are many causes of halitosis and most of them are related to the oral cavity; others are related to otolaryngologic and respiratory diseases. Gastrointestinal diseases, liver/renal impairment and other metabolic syndromes are less frequent, but also important causes of halitosis.

CONCLUSIONS

There are important costs involved in halitosis assessment and treatment, including medical appointments, specialist assessment, and complementary tests. Such costs would be minimized by adopting a protocol of evidence-based anamnesis and a flowchart for a rational clinical investigation.

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