Dental hygiene in China or lack thereof

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Dental hygiene in China or lack thereof

Post by Aliya » 26th Feb, '08, 23:25

What is it in China with dinosaur breath and literally green teeth? the guy in the aisle across from me on the plane had breath so bad I got more than a whiff of it. It reminded me of my Hong Kong days when a guy who was serving me to sell a phone had breath so bad I had to ask if he didnt serve me.

Dont people brush or something in China? I cant think of any other reason why their breath would be sooooooo bad. [smilie=wtf.gif]
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Re: Dental hygiene in China or lack thereof

Post by Raffles » 27th Feb, '08, 00:42

Maybe you have been smelling that damned garlic as I smell on them and others here and yes it stinks! [smilie=deg.gif]

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Re: Dental hygiene in China or lack thereof

Post by Morrolan » 27th Feb, '08, 06:41

garlic doesn't smell bad... [smilie=eusa_naughty.gif]

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Re: Dental hygiene in China or lack thereof

Post by Raffles » 27th Feb, '08, 14:48

Morrolan wrote:garlic doesn't smell bad... [smilie=eusa_naughty.gif]

Well maybe not..................on some roast potatoes of course. :lol: :lol: :P

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Re: Dental hygiene in China or lack thereof

Post by Tas » 28th Feb, '08, 09:28

I've never noticed bad breath particularly. I've had some pretty good flights actually (once I've mentally accepted the pushing and shoving and give as good as I get, or float along depending on my mood). Probably only thing I can think of is some really hardcore chain smoking chinese cigarette breath which is really frightening, but I wouldn't call that the norm.

Though now I think of it, there's some pretty hairy customers when you get a group of middle aged 'business' men who've clearly been on the baiju the night before, and had a few hair-of-the-dog before getting on the midafternoon flight. You've got be really unlucky to find yourself sitting in the middle of that crowd just behind the wing for 3+ hours.
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