Meet Dr. Richard Miller

If you’re curious about Tongue Rejuvenation®, this is a MUST WATCH VIDEO. In this 9-minute interview halitosis expert Dr. Richard Miller explains everything you need to know about halitosis elimination.

Curing – Not Treating – Chronic Bad Breath

Since 1993, the National Breath Center has been helping people enjoy life again without the embarrassment of severe chronic bad breath. Our Halitosis Elimination Program is unique; and, for many patients, has been life-changing. Unlike anything you would have or will experience at other bad breath clinics which simply provide a regimen of products, our treatment goes deeper–removing the causes of bad breath directly at the source of the problem. In fact, Tongue Rejuvenation® is so successful, we offer a money-back guarantee.

We Help You Feel Like Yourself Again

You deserve a halitosis treatment program that is tailored to your specific needs. Our team, led by halitosis expert Dr. Richard A. Miller, will create an individualized program just for you, based on the results of your comprehensive halitosis exam. We provide compassionate, confidential care that produces lasting results that you can maintain for life.

Are you tired of bad breath controlling your life, jeopardizing job opportunities and threatening your personal and social relationships? We understand the stress bad breath causes, and more importantly, we know how to remove the problem at its source. We are ready to help you rediscover the real you and return happiness and confidence to your life — free from severe bad breath. Schedule a free, no-obligation phone consultation with our breath counselor today.

Health & Safety Update: Your well-being and safety have always been our top priority, and now more than ever, we have been developing policies and procedures to further ensure your safety and that of our team. Our office follows infection control recommendations made by the American Dental Association (ADA), the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). We follow the activities of these agencies so that we are up-to-date on any new rulings or guidance that may be issued. We do this to make sure that our infection control procedures are current for your safety and ours.