I find myself to have a strong, unpleasant taste in my mouth throughout the day (not only after eating acidic foods or waking up in the morning). I brush regularly and even after scraping the back of my tongue, I still detect a hint of the unpleasant taste. I chew gum to alleviate the problem for the moment but after the gum loses flavor and I spit it out, the bad breath kicks in again. Also, I drink water/liquids regularly as well; it helps for about a minute..

Any suggestions as to what I can do? Are there any foods that I can eat to help?

The correct answer to your question is found in knowing what really causes bad breath. Up to 90 % of bad breath comes from bacteria that grow on the top of your tongue and produce the bad smells. This bacteria can often be seen as white stuff on the tongue, especially in the back of the tongue. All of this material must be removed to cure bad breath. I use an OraBrush because it is both a brush and a scraper. It really gets to the back of the tongue to remove the white stuff. To get really get rid of the taste, etc., you must clean further back on the tongue. I believe you still have the "taste" because you are not cleaning far enough in the back. OraBrush is the only cleaner that can get that material effectively
Here is the website if you are interested: http://www.orabrush.com

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