The Image Dental

Asia · ~9 hours to Bengaluru

Halitosis care for patients from Japan

Japanese and expatriate patients in Tokyo and Osaka book an extended visit for the calibrated Halimeter workup and laser tongue rejuvenation performed at The Image Dental.

Halitosis specialist for Japan patients

Why Japan patients travel

A dedicated halitosis clinic — worth the flight

Most dental practices in Japan treat bad breath as an afterthought — a scaling, a mouthwash prescription, generic advice. Very few operate a calibrated Halimeter for volatile sulphur compound (VSC) analysis, and almost none combine it with laser tongue rejuvenation and periodontal therapy under one roof. That is why patients from Japanbook a structured 2–3 day visit to Bengaluru.

The visit is designed to fit around a working schedule. Day one delivers the full workup — medical history, Halimeter baseline, tongue coating index, periodontal probing and the first therapeutic session. Day two is a review and any second-stage procedure. Home-care instructions and a follow-up video review complete the plan, so you can carry the protocol home.

Causes of halitosis and bad breath

The clinical reality

Halitosis is diagnosable

Ninety percent of chronic bad breath originates on the posterior tongue and in periodontal pockets. Ten percent is systemic — sinusitis, tonsil stones, reflux. Our Halimeter reading tells us which, before treatment begins. This is why our results are reproducible, whether the patient is from Bengaluru or Tokyo.

Cities we serve in Japan

Patients travel from

TokyoOsakaNagoyaFukuokaYokohama

Not from one of the cities above? We regularly see patients from smaller towns across Japan — the same protocol applies. WhatsApp us to plan your visit.

Result

Laser Tongue Rejuvenation

Laser tongue rejuvenation before and after

Plan your visit

Book from Japan

Share your preferred date and we'll confirm your Bengaluru slot on WhatsApp within one business hour.

We'll confirm by phone within 1 business hour.

Also in Asia

Other countries we serve