Fresh Breath White City — identify & treat bad breath · hygiene from £85Book Appointment

Fresh Breath · White City

Fresh Breath White City

Persistent bad breath (halitosis) is often caused by bacteria in the mouth and can usually be significantly improved with professional dental treatment and better oral hygiene. At Envy Smile near White City, our team will identify the cause of your bad breath and recommend the most effective treatment — hygiene from £85.

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£85Normal hygiene

£120AirFlow hygiene

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GDCRegistered dentist

At Envy Smile

Identify and treat the cause of bad breath

Professional hygiene from £85

AirFlow hygiene for deeper cleaning £120

Oral hygiene advice and home care plan

Gum disease treated if present

GDC-registered dentist · No. 265440

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The Condition

What Causes Bad Breath?

Persistent bad breath (halitosis) is primarily caused by bacteria in the mouth — particularly on the tongue, between teeth and beneath the gum line — breaking down food particles and producing sulphur compounds with an unpleasant odour.

In the vast majority of cases, bad breath has a dental cause that can be effectively treated. At Envy Smile near White City, our team will examine your mouth, identify the underlying cause and recommend the right course of treatment — whether that is a hygiene appointment, gum disease treatment, or advice on improving your home care routine.

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Common Causes of Bad Breath

Why Might My Breath Be Unpleasant?

→Poor oral hygiene — inadequate brushing and flossing allowing bacteria to accumulate
→Gum disease (periodontitis) — bacteria beneath the gum line producing odorous compounds
→Bacteria on the tongue — often overlooked as a source of bad breath
→Dry mouth (xerostomia) — reduced saliva flow allows bacteria to flourish
→Tooth decay or infection — decay and abscesses produce unpleasant odours
→Diet — garlic, onions and strong spices; crash dieting or fasting
→Smoking and tobacco use
→Less commonly — sinus, throat, digestive or systemic conditions

Treatment

How Is Bad Breath Treated?

A thorough dental examination to identify the cause — including assessment of gum health, tongue coating, tooth decay and oral hygiene level.
A professional hygiene appointment (from £85) to remove accumulated plaque, tartar and bacteria — the single most effective step for most patients with halitosis.
If gum disease is present, periodontal treatment (£350) or antibiotic therapy (£100) may be recommended to address the bacterial infection below the gum line.
Personalised oral hygiene advice — including the most effective tongue cleaning techniques, interdental cleaning methods, and dietary recommendations.

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How to Maintain Fresh Breath at Home

Brush for 2 minutes twice daily, reaching all tooth surfaces

Floss or use interdental brushes daily to clean between teeth

Clean your tongue daily with a tongue scraper or toothbrush

Stay well hydrated — dry mouth promotes bacterial growth

Attend regular hygiene appointments every 3–6 months

Reduce coffee, alcohol and tobacco consumption

Chew sugar-free gum after meals to stimulate saliva flow

Life Benefits

Benefits of Fresh Breath Treatment

Restored confidence in social situations. Persistent bad breath can significantly affect self-confidence and social interactions. Professional treatment and improved oral hygiene provides lasting relief and the confidence to speak and smile freely.

Improved gum health. Where bad breath is caused by gum disease, professional treatment addresses both problems simultaneously — not only improving breath but protecting teeth and gums from long-term damage.

Sustained good oral health. A professional hygiene routine — combined with effective home care — keeps bacterial levels under control, reducing the risk of bad breath recurring and maintaining overall oral health.

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Transparent Pricing

Fresh Breath Treatment Fees

Treatment	Price
Normal Hygiene with Dentist	£85
Hygiene with AirFlow	£120
Periodontal Treatment (60 mins)	£350
Antibiotic Therapy	£100
New Patient Examination	£85
Routine Examination	£70

Fees correct as of February 2026. View full fee guide →

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Our team will identify the cause of your bad breath and recommend the most effective treatment. Most cases resolve significantly with a professional hygiene appointment.

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Mon–Fri 10am–6pm · Sat 10am–4pm

Serving West London & Beyond

Find Your Nearest Page

Our Shepherds Bush practice is accessible from across West London by tube, bus and car.

London Shepherd's Bush Acton Brook Green Chiswick Hammersmith Harlesden Kensal Green Notting Hill West Kensington White City

Address3 Goldhawk Road, Shepherds Bush, London W12 8QQ

Telephone020 3719 6889

Emailinfo@envysmile.co.uk

Opening HoursMonday–Friday: 10:00am – 6:00pmSaturday: 10:00am – 4:00pmSunday: Closed

Getting HereCentral line from White City — approx. 5 mins

Frequently Asked Questions

Fresh Breath White City — FAQs

Bad breath (halitosis) is most commonly caused by bacteria in the mouth producing sulphur compounds. The main causes include poor oral hygiene, gum disease, a coated tongue, dry mouth, tooth decay or infection, smoking, diet and less commonly — sinus, throat or digestive conditions.

A professional hygiene appointment is £85 (or £120 with AirFlow). If periodontal treatment is needed, this is £350 for 60 minutes. A new patient examination is £85. Call 020 3719 6889 for advice.

Yes — in most cases, a professional hygiene appointment is the single most effective treatment for bad breath. It removes accumulated plaque, tartar and bacteria from areas that home brushing cannot reach.

It can be difficult to assess your own breath. Signs include a persistent bad taste in your mouth, others reacting to your breath, or a coating on your tongue. A dental assessment will give you a professional evaluation and identify any underlying cause.

Yes — gum disease (periodontal disease) is one of the most common causes of persistent bad breath. The bacteria responsible for gum disease produce volatile sulphur compounds that create an unpleasant odour. Treating the gum disease addresses the breath problem at its source.

Toothpastes containing antibacterial agents such as triclosan, chlorhexidine or cetylpyridinium chloride can help reduce the bacteria causing bad breath. However, no toothpaste alone will address the underlying cause — professional dental assessment and hygiene are essential.

Most patients benefit from hygiene appointments every 3–6 months. If you have had periodontal treatment, more frequent visits (every 3 months) are initially recommended. Your dentist will advise on the most appropriate recall interval for you.

Book a Fresh Breath Appointment in White City

Take the first step to confidently fresh breath. Book a hygiene appointment at our Shepherds Bush practice and our team will identify the cause and provide effective treatment.

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3 Goldhawk Road, Shepherds Bush, London W12 8QQ · Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4