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News; game: I should have known that; funny story of the day; goodbye/fun facts....National Fresh Breath Day...Most people aren’t aware of the fact that over 50% of the bacteria found in the human mouth contributes to bad breath. The easiest way to take care of our teeth and gums is by committing to a dental hygiene routine that includes brushing our teeth two times a day, flossing, and regularly visiting the dentist..bad breath has been around since civilization began. The Ancient Egyptians created the first known breath fresheners by boiling herbs and spices with honey to form chewable pellets. During medieval times, people chewed on cloves, cinnamon sticks, or fennel seeds to mask unpleasant breath. The association of mint with fresh breath dates back to the Romans, who chewed mint leaves after meals. By the 18th century, mint became the flavor of choice in tooth powders and eventually in modern toothpaste. In 1876 Colgate introduced toothpaste in a tube, similar to what is used today. Just like your physical health, it’s also extremely important to take care of your oral health. A good dental hygiene routine also keeps serious ailments such as mouth ulcers and cancers at bay.