Fix Gum Disease: Eat This To Cure Gum Disease

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Opps I said micrograms for Vitamin C when I meant milligrams 1000mg-3000mg per day that's 1 to 3 grams

[@theodora_pilates]

​@@EvolveDentalHealing Hello Doctor, I have a question if you don't mind pls 🙏 I take 1-3 g ascorbic acid every day, I basically put the powder in water and drink it with a straw so that it doesn't contact my teeth a lot cause I've heard it might damage them? And that I shouldn't brush my teeth right after? So I brush them before, right after I wake up, is that ok? Pls advice regarding what's the best way to take ascorbic acid so it doesn't do any damage 🙏 Thank you!!

[@blueberrycobbler]

⁠@@theodora_pilates There are different forms of Vitamin C, I take Vitamin C crystals in the form of calcium ascorbate. It’s mild on the teeth and gentle on the stomach. I place it on my tongue and quickly swallow it with a beverage avoiding contact with my teeth.

[@vasujayaprasad6398]

Vitamin C mega dose

[@lisaharris2589]

All of this sounds so thorough, but I wish dentists would look into the connection between sinuses and the teeth/gums. I’ve had receding gums for most of my life. Gum grafts in my 20’s. I went to the dentist multiple times for what I thought was a cracked tooth, but nobody could find anything wrong. Recently went to a holistic dentist, she noticed my sinuses were full. Referred me to an ENT, who told me the tooth pain was because the root went right into an infected sinus! I know there’s more to this than what we think.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

yep I always check for sinus issues as can so strongly mimic toothache. One tell tale sign is if the pain is made worse by tipping your head forward or going up and down stairs for example.

[@Jonn3371]

@@lisaharris2589 it’s a business 🦷

[@NickAnanas]

I'se used peppermint essential oil with some olive oil. I was using it more for my intestins but it removed the theeth jaw pain. I think it was similar to your things because the dentist was seeing nothing except for sensibility...

[@veez_vee9573]

💯. I believe this is hugely important

[@doremifasola9416]

My gums stopped being sore and inflamed when I stopped eating sugar, acidic fruits, drinking acidic juices and in fact changed my diet to low carb meat based.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Thanks for sharing!

[@charlenewilliams8131]

@@doremifasola9416 same here, and if I cheat with sugar my gums will bleed a tish.

[@joefortier208]

@@doremifasola9416 sugar is kriptonite to good health.

[@catea2551]

vit A, B12, vit C, CoQ10, zinc, selenium, omega 3 fatty acids, vit D, calcium, vit K, vit E

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

K2

[@walkingman9171]

D3, K2 as MK7, calcium from food is best. Vit E Tocotrienols, not tocopherols.

[@trix4487]

@walkingman9171 why mk7 and not 4?

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Generally, MK7 is noted for its prolonged action due to better bioavailability, but MK4's fast-acting nature is beneficial for certain immediate physiological needs. Additionally, studies suggest that vitamin K2-MK7 may have superior bioavailability and efficacy in promoting bone health compared to vitamin K2-MK4.

[@trix4487]

@EvolveDentalHealing would you say vitamin D3 10,000 IU with K2 MK7 438 mcg is okay to take daily?

[@jayawilder3835]

My childhood dentist was lovely. As you left the surgery, he would kindly give you a lollipop!!! He was never short of repeat trade.

[@HRBuddy376]

like the doctor giving you a pack of smokes

[@zhugeliang3905]

😂

[@catea2551]

me too but it was sweetened with xylitol

[@veez_vee9573]

😂😂

[@jancarey4036]

Great advice. We don't receive enough of the vitamins and minerals the body needs from our food. The soil has been stripped of it trace minerals. So we do need to take supplements to keep our body's healthy.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

agree

[@aartis6279]

Not only that we have to enrich the Soil again, execute good environmental practices 🎉

[@NewMinority]

YOUR DIET IS EVERYTHING! RED MEAT HEALTHY FATS. EGGS WILL GIVE YOU STRONG BONES HEALTH TEETH AND GUMS.

[@veez_vee9573]

BUT SOME PEOPLE CAN'T TOLERATE THOSE

[@Phone-p9y]

Hi doc, how do we get tested for our vitamins and electrolytes (sodium, potassium, magnesium)? What other test for vitamins or other nutrients should I do for tooth decay? I'm planning on taking supplements but I don't know my levels and don't want to accidentally calcify my arteries. Currently in a high carb diet. I think I'll also do keto + IF after my 4 wisdom teeth is extracted then a dental cleaning to save my teeth from further decay and swelling gum. Tried jumping into keto without much research and yeah it worsened the decay rate due to stress and hunger and deficiencies, so I jumped back into high carbs diet for now to get enough energy for the extractions, and make sure to eat carrot at the end of the meal and chew xylitol.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

I'd recommend a function or integrative Doctor or a good naturopathic doctor to run those tests and give you the support you need. It sounds like you didn't get fat adapted with your approach to keto and possibly may have some insulin resistance.

[@Christian-cp1ks]

You need vitamin k2. That puts calcium where it belongs in your bones not your veins. A lot of medical doctors don’t know that. Need other vitamins with that, because they help each other. Do your research

[@trix4487]

I'm no expert but maybe try going slower with it next time you try, don't stress yourself out with a drastic change

[@charlenewilliams8131]

Eat more animal fat.

[@laurafarmer725]

@Phone-p9y Zero carb keto has everything except some B’s and D3/K2 and C. Also B-6 is necessary to help pull energy from fat. If you try a Methylated B complex, you may find a much better response. It can take 2-3 weeks to adapt from glucose-based to ketone-based (fat adapted). If you feel bad then make sure you get enough electrolytes (salt, potassium, magnesium - calcium isn’t a factor for feeling bad as you have so much stored in bones). The methylated B complex look for methylated B-12 and B-9. If you don’t see the “methyl” in those two, than it’s not the right one. Also look for B-6 that is P-5-P. K2 controls where calcium goes. D3 is low for most people. Magnesium is also low. Fish oil, Vit D3/K2, magnesium are good for pretty much everyone because of our soils being depleted and not getting enough sunshine. I take those and methylated B complex. I don’t seem need Vitamin C unless I eat carbs.

[@b.b7305]

I’m so glad I found this channel.Thank you very much.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Thank you

[@marybethbennett5787]

I’ve had receding gums for about 20 years despite regular dental visits and use of vitamins and good diet. Why wouldn’t my dentists and doctor tell me about CoQ10??

[@ninashirley432]

@@marybethbennett5787 less money for the dentist

[@Yazzie101]

I’ve had EBV most if my life and that’s affected my gums! Getting rid of fluoride was the best thing as it caused swelling .. my ligaments would get weak causing my teeth to feel loose, then they would tighten again.. really weird! I’ve been low Vit D most if my life and until 40 I had no clue! Saliva is the key.. I have long cvd now and short on digestive enzymes.. thanks for the tips.. I wish the health of teeth was taught in school ..

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

yes most people have no idea about dental health beyond knowing they need to clean their teeth

[@vanessac1965]

@@Yazzie101 if fluoride bothers you that suggests you should supplement with kelp/iodine

[@HRBuddy376]

Once again great information

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Thanks for watching

[@markbloore9089]

It's worth explaining that CoQ10 comes in two forms. You want the more expensive but much more effective ubiquinol. It usually says that on the label. If it just says CoQ10 it is probably ubiquinone, cheaper and less effective.

[@feelgood9917]

THANKS 👍

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Thank you too

[@johnthrelfall5]

Thanks Doc. At 8:00 approx, Zn 15mg supplement?

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

yes

[@bronxbomber80]

@@johnthrelfall5 i take Zinc Carnosine 84mg

[@caliwebb3]

wonderful. thanks

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Most welcome

[@Goated12348]

I like how you address nutrition. The vast majority of dentists don't, and it's a real shame.

[@peterzing7483]

Thanks from Australia.👍🏼🙏🏻

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Thank you too!

[@zhugeliang3905]

Hello, Doctor. What are your thoughts on vitamin C chewable tablets? The instructions indicate that the tablet should be chewed, not swallowed. Could the acid in the tablet potentially erode tooth enamel?

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Yes I have seen enamel damage from chewing Vit C like this. If this is how you decide to get your Vit C levels then rinse your mouth with water afterwards and have a xylitol mint or gum. Or You can swish your mouth with some water and bicarbonate

[@zhugeliang3905]

@@EvolveDentalHealing Before I knew better, I bought two jars, but now I'm worried about tooth erosion. It's better to waste the money than risk damaging my teeth, so I'll throw them away.

[@justbetruthful5981]

Great information thank you.❤

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Thanks for watching!

[@galweg8475]

There is a peer reviewed study done in the 1920's that points to Phytic Acid as being the main culprit in tooth decay and mouth issues. Was many years ago I read it, so can't refer anyone to it unfortunately, as I cannot remember the names etc involved.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

yes phytic acid is implicated but not the only reason - it make sit hard for you to absorb minerals

[@maisvwj6763]

Hi Dr. I'm newly subscribed to your channel. Can you provide links where to purchase these? supplements??

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Good health food stores, naturopaths or online like iHerb

[@jayawilder3835]

Amazon is pretty good for vitamins and minerals. If you shop thoughtfully Amazon can be cheaper than the high street healthfood stores.

[@pritinaidu2771]

Very good information thank you. ❤ But it’s not practically possible to get all your recommended vitamins through the food. So do you suggest any multivitamins to help the recovery of dental issues.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Very true!

[@geo_neo9]

I use ginger powder wuth some water n swill for a few days

[@bronxbomber80]

10:10 K2

[@sarah.j.777]

I drink hot milk with cocoa & sugar in the morning, then brush my teeth right after. and they still hurt. but my dentist says there's nothing wrong, I was just there on oct 1 & had xrays etc. I've also been to other dentists who say everything looks great, I go every 4 months. I'm so tired of worrying about my teeth.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

too much sugar - dissolving/demineralising your teeth and then you are brushing that demineralised (softer) layer away before it can reharden. Also your teeth will be more porous and thus sensitive/painful before a noticeable cavity can be detected check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3-pq5KYgLmthcksi=nzkhnJkr7F9-AS7Z

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

and also this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHyvcmVolreHbs0si=t8DPuFBgGDpBa6wu

[@sherylmarshall1444]

Don’t drink or eat sugar and brush you are disintegrating your teeth. If you just have sugar. Rinse teeth with water and wait to brush to allow them to remineralise.

[@HRBuddy376]

terrible way to wreck your teeth, no wonder they hurt

[@Jacquie_Kirk_111]

Don't brush right after eating sugar, damages enamel.

[@riumudamc4686]

People rave about a meat diet which makes sense because it eliminates carbs that can can cause problems for teeth and gums. However it may not be the best long term diet. Therefore it seems the solution may be to clean the teeth after eating carbs

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Key is to have nutrient-dense diet, limit carbs and sugar

[@nw8000]

Everything has got sugar in it here in the UK you cant get away from the stuff

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

same here in Australia - it really is dreadful. Only have to look at obesity and type II diabetes and tooth decay rates to see the impact.

[@edaerkol7841]

Hi. My dentist told me to take 1000gr x 6 times vitamin C a day. She said to take 1 tablet each hour. What does do you recommend? Thank you.

[@garyssimo]

Your dentists is right but thats a protocol when very ill. I would take a gram every 4 hours when well. Im no doc.

[@HRBuddy376]

if you have bad inflammation and need a fast boost of Vit C this is the way to do it several doses throughout the day. Watch out for an upset tummy though if you over do it. I've seen Dr Rachel say in other videos that when she has a patient with bad gum disease she will get them to do 3-6g per day Vit C, plus zinc, CoQ10

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Correct

[@edaerkol7841]

@@EvolveDentalHealing Thank you. Could you please tell your opinions about the root scale treatment? Is it necessary or when is it necessary? My dentist performed it on me when l didn't even have pockets. She said my gums bled a lot during fillers and l had slighlt swollen gums. She did one side the first as it was a heavy procedure with anesthesia and said she would do the other half in 10 days however l canceled the other appointment as it was a dreadful experience. Now when l look in the mirror l see that on the side that was treated, my gums are kind of lifted up and when l smile my gums are not visible, the treatment almost made my teeth look longer, better look and on the other side when l smile my gums show and my teeth are shorter. Having said these all, cause never paid attention before on such things l wonder if my teeth were always longer on one side of my mouth than the other? Can this happen? Thank you.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

if you have inflamed gums they will be swollen and enlarged making them look bigger and longer. When the root scaling is done to remove bacterial build up the gums heal, swelling goes down and thus the gums look smaller which then reveals the extent of the bone loss previously masked by the puffed-up gums.

[@Goated12348]

I like how you address nutrition. Most dentists don't, and it's a real shame.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

thank you and I agree

[@dorcasowens8521]

A great source of Omega 3 fatty acids is Flaxseed oil with Lignans. The capsules are 1300 MG. They are easy on the stomach. Completely vegan. I found the fish oil upset my stomach.

[@niemand000]

In case you don't know, the type of omega-3 from flaxseeds (or from any plants) is ALA, which is useless to the human body. The body needs DHA and EPA. Even if the body can convert ALA into either DHA or EPA, the conversion success rate averages about 4%. So at best the body can convert about 8%, and that's been found to happen only in pregnant women. 8% of your 1300 mg is 104 mg. If fish oil upsets your stomach, try algae oil.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

hard to get the quantity of Omega 3 from flaxseed. Krill oil is super high in omega 3 and easier on the stomach

[@niemand000]

The omega-3 from flaxseeds is ALA, which the human body cannot use. The body would try to convert it to EPA or DHA, but the conversion rate averages only 4%. 4% of your 1300 mg ALA capsule yields 52 mg of usable omega-3 if any can even be converted. Try algae-based omega-3.

[@salyschweber3858]

Thank yuo Dr

[@shelleyanne3522]

Can you recommend a liquid co enzyme Qq10? And can you rub this on your gums

[@IloveCamels335]

Vitamin C is a major contributor to gum health, true. Artificial vitamin C as Ascorbic acid or ascorbates forms are helpful for certain problems in the body but for gum health they are useless. You need to stop the processed nutrient devoid sugary food AND add REAL food vitamin C, such as bellpeppers acerola camu camu broccoli and the likes.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

I beg to differ I have seen patients have dramatic improvements in gum health by supplementing with Vitamin C - it is very hard to get the levels required from food alone especially when you consider much of our produce is grown and stored for long periods.

[@IloveCamels335]

@@EvolveDentalHealing I am not against supplements at all I am a supplement “junkie” myself. But from my experience and research I’ve not seen much difference in gum health only from adding vit C in these forms. The patients probably made other changes as well. You don’t need 3-4 g of food based vit c and you can easily get 300-500 mg through veggies or fruit. If you don’t eat all the junk and convenience foods then that is a reasonable amount to keep the gums healthy.

[@garyssimo]

She mentions vit C in micrograms. She meant millagrams. Its gone in 4 hrs s take it all day. 3-4 grams a day has remodeled my old body!

[@garyssimo]

L Reuteri is a tummy bug most are missing. It createz a natural mouth antibacterial.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Thanks I did pick up on that and have it as the pinned comment

[@bronxbomber80]

8:58 Omega 3

[@abiramimp4171]

Hi Ma'am, I'm from Tamilnadu, India. I'm very sad of my dental problem, and financially poor. I've periodontitis and shallow vestibule, I went to public dental hospital where doc suggested to do surgery for shallow vestibule a year ago but I'm afraid to surgery in public hospital. Now, gums more receding. I'm striving to do heal naturally until I become financially independent. Can you please guide and suggested most effective natural remedies?

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

That’s what this video is about

[@bronxbomber80]

5:00 B12

[@jayawilder3835]

Please could you please provide information about the doses of these vitamins and minerals that you recommend? Vitamin C is not the only one that has an inadequate official recommended dose. For example, anyone who bought vitamin D tablets of the minuscule official recommended level would be wasting their money. Conversely, it would be easy to take a harmful overdose of Selenium. Great video btw 🤗

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

you would need to get specific advice from a naturopath or integrative/functional medicine doctor. But Vit D3 at least 10,000 mg seems to be whats being advised now from those types of practitioners and 90mcg vit K2

[@ronmartin7253]

@@jayawilder3835 jaya, did you see the episode of "house" about selenium and the guy that ate too many brazil nuts? The tv show...

[@katehenry6666]

Is it true that with vitamin C too high a daily intake can increase inflammation & negative effects just as much as too low an intake? With some things more of is not always better.

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Yes, it's true. While vitamin C is essential for various bodily functions and generally considered safe, excessive intake can lead to negative effects, including increased inflammation. Here's why: Overload: When you consume too much vitamin C, your body can't process it all efficiently. Excess amounts may be converted into other compounds that can contribute to inflammation. Digestive issues: High doses of vitamin C can often cause digestive problems like diarrhea, nausea, and stomach upset. These issues can contribute to overall inflammation. Oxidation: While vitamin C is an antioxidant, it can also act as a pro-oxidant in high concentrations. This means it can produce harmful free radicals that contribute to inflammation. And this is why I recommend 3g in total per day spread out in smaller doses. However, short-term high doses are beneficial when we want to support the reduction of infection, inflammation, and detox.

[@roykelly5486]

too bad i couldn't eat something to regrow my teeth:(

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

that would be so good if we could

[@roykelly5486]

@@EvolveDentalHealing oh well, we got what we got, let's be great full for that:) Thanks for answering

[@bronxbomber80]

8:35 Selenium

[@joefortier208]

Orange juice is very acidic

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

yes and that is why I don't recommend it or drink it but advocate for vitamin C from foods or as a supplement of ascorbates, not ascorbic acid.

[@bronxbomber80]

9:37 D & CALCIUM

[@lagringa7518]

You could have listed all these vitamins and the appropriate quantities in your descriptions, so we wouldn't have to go back and listen over and over again to write them down. 😏

[@bronxbomber80]

1:52 A

[@bronxbomber80]

10:31 A C & E

[@bronxbomber80]

5:31 C

[@Jeevan-d8x]

Can i grew back my receding gum by this

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqSwqHirjNeietUsi=0yBCnUpvLc-V7tzK

[@bronxbomber80]

7:07 CoQ10

[@vasujayaprasad6398]

Correct your belly to address cytokine storm.

[@chrisedwards-n9j]

take vitamin K2 daily and you will have very few dental problems

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

so long as you have an adequate supply of minerals. K2 won't support gum health though and hence why I am sharing the information in this video

[@chrisedwards-n9j]

@@EvolveDentalHealing yes but im talking about bone/tooth health/strength as k2 moves calcium into bones/teeth and away from blood vessels where it can cause calcification

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

yes Chris and that is very true, however this video is on gum disease so I wanted to make that clear regarding K2 for those who read the comments

[@cherylcaster6531]

I think perhaps you meant 1000 to 3000 MILLIGRAMS of C, not micrograms....?

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

yes I did thank you 1-3grams per day

[@HRBuddy376]

yep see the pinned comment

[@zgirl1999]

Your orange juice is so unhealthy. Lots of sugar

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

that's not orange juice it's my vitamin C supplement

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

I'd never ever drink OJ

[@cgkuch4184]

OJ is Highly processed!

[@EvolveDentalHealing]

Yep and that's why I never drink it.

[@bhajjibhajji5847]

@@EvolveDentalHealing How about natural orange juice from freshly squeezed oranges?