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How far out are you? I noticed I had bad breath until I got back onto solid food. The liquids just kind of stuck to my tongue, while with food, the mechanical act of chewing has all of the pieces of food scraping all over your mouth and sort of cleaning it a little bit more than just liquid. Honestly, not sure if that's a real reason or not, but once I was off liquids, I didn't have to brush my tongue compulsively to have normal breath.

I am so happy to read this post cause I was sleeved 8 22 16 and I noticed my mouth gets dry and sometimes I have bad breath. I even made me a dentist appointment because I thought something was wrong but no tarter build up, no cavities and they said I do a good job flossing. I didn't have such dry and on and off bad breath until I had this surgery so thank you this post helps a lot

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Your also very dehydrated sip Water or you favourite drink constantly. Best wishes xox

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