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Use tooth paste 3 times a day, hold rinse for 1 minute. No dairy products for a week. Assuming that bad breath is caused by bacteries only, most cases start inside nouse cavity. Use rinses w salty water for a week 2 times a day to clear that. after 3 days use water and a few drop of lemon to rinse nouse every morning. Do not drink any milk. Take calcium tablets instead . Do not smoke. If you survive this call me.
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