How to Correctly Clean Your Teeth At Home in Under 5 Minutes

[@EzekielsCall]

It would have been nice if we were taught this stuff thoroughly when we were children so we could avoid dental issues. Also warning people that smoking causes issues with receding gums/gum and tooth problems because it reduces circulation

[@andreah6379]

You are doing a great job educating your viewers here.😁

[@sinatra7407]

I agree, use extra soft if you can get them. I was using medium, they still eroded my gum.

[@michaelleesrvideos1628]

What are your thought on xylitol to help your clean and maintain oral teeth health?

[@EzekielsCall]

One of the best things besides good teeth cleaning/hygeine to protect your teeth is if you smoke, STOP SMOKING. Smoking causes circulation issues and contributes to a lot of deterioration of the gums, and very well may contribute to poor overall oral health.

[@AnnaSzabo]

I’m your neighbor here in Georgia and I love your videos. I’m doing SPARK clear aligners at 40 years old and hoping to straighten my teeth

[@arethaalston9750]

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[@ALICIADELACRUZ-cs1vl]

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[@safetyfirst3132]

Electric toothbrushes add the most benefit by encouraging the user to spend a full 2 or 3 minutes brushing. You could save $$$ by simply setting a timer and adhering to it.

[@andreah6379]

They have their own timer.

[@safetyfirst3132]

Umm, that was my point. The timer in an electric toothbrush runs for 2 or 3 minutes, depending on the setting and/or model you choose. And some models are more than $100. A baking timer is less than $2. Just use a regular toothbrush for 2 or 3 minutes and save a fortune in ridiculously overpriced crap you don't need. AND the electricity needed to operate it. I had a Philips Sonicare for years and the replacement heads are expensive. I ditched it 2 years ago and my dentist hasn't even noticed. So I'm suggesting people save their money, buy regular manual toothbrushes, and simply spend 2 or 3 minutes brushing. ​@@andreah6379

[@donnapagano7217]

Thank you, very good info. 😊

[@jsprite123]

Very instructional video! What about water-pressured devices (i.e. water picks)?

[@mikeeccle4447]

6 months that's a long time I'd say 3 months to replace brush

[@anonymous-xy5uh]

thank you doctor. does electric brush also need to be changed at six months?

[@andreah6379]

Of course! Every 3 months.

[@princesskanuta3495]

how often to do a professional teeth cleaning ?

[@madeiraislander]

Every 6 months.

[@arethaalston9750]

Hello everyone !! You don’t have to find it difficult to get rid of bad breath disease. There’s herbalist doctor who can cure you permanently from this bad breath disease with natural herbal medicine and natural diet. I was able to cure my bad breath disease with #drauchi herbal medicine…😘😘😘

[@andreah6379]

Common practice is 2×/year. Your dentist always recommends this unless you have serious medical issues.

[@travel201]

What do you think of high fluoride toothpaste that you need a prescription for? I seem to very cavity prone. My dentist prescribed that high fluoride toothpaste and and I use the ACT fluoride rinse. But is that too much fluoride? Should I be worried about mottling of the teeth?

[@andreah6379]

No.

[@cowanthegreat8966]

Toothpaste, spit out and rinse or spit out and don't rinse? My hygienist says do not rinse. I've already lost bottom three molars, two on the right and one on the left. Too afraid to do implants.

[@andreah6379]

Don't swallow any rinse!! OMG! I never heard of any one at any dental office say not to spit any dental rinse out! Flouride should never be ingested!!! It says so on the label.

[@heroblok6]

Toothpaste I always rinse. You should rinse. Mouthwashes say to spit and don't rinse.

[@seagypsiesbellydancers3047]

Electric brushes v non electric?

[@vallejano54]

What a prophetic words.

[@morati100]

I'm listening to the difference.How I brush my teeth and how his birth his teeth😊

[@a-nicki798]

❤❤ Thank you

[@vakhbod100]

Once, I brushed my teeth for 45 minutes. I can not stop brushing . What should I do?

[@ricardosanu5467]

See a therapist seriously you have a ocd problem

[@OmegaWolf747]

I brush mine for about ten minutes. It feels so good that I don't want to stop.

[@kathrynmalekoff]

Get some help... Some talk therapy sounds like a good start...

[@andreah6379]

See a psychiatrist.

[@vakhbod100]

Andrea H my husband, also says I have OCD.

[@JustOneHitman]

Bad breath and Acid Reflux almost destroyed my life, l was so depressed to a point that i don't want to live anymore.After countless of trials I was able to get total rid of it bye Dr ohanon🤗🤗🤗

[@EzekielsCall]

I have an electric, but I am afraid to use it because I have crowns. I stopped using my water pik for the same reason, worried I might dislodge the crowns.

[@andreah6379]

Electric is perfectly safe to use! It uses vibration of the water, much better for you than manual. There is no comparison. I always have dentists telling me how superior electric brushing is for our dental hygiene. No need to worry.

[@2622Valerie1]

Hello, Isn’t fluoride poison? Tfs

[@safetyfirst3132]

I was getting a very painful condition on my tongue that took me years to figure out, and it was a reaction to fluoride. It got worse after dental visits and using sensitivity toothpaste, as well as drinking a lot of hot teas. I had no idea that hot tea was a source of fluoride! My tongue was so sensitive and painful that I couldn’t eat. No single medical or dental professional ever suggested that I could have a fluoride sensitivity. I’m happy to say that I have switched to Hello fluoride free toothpaste for the last couple of years and my tongue is back to normal and I’m getting better checkups every time at the dentist. I don’t want the lecture so I’m not even telling the dentist. I still drink tea and therefore get a small amount of fluoride that way, but I’m not overdosing on it like before. Btw, I’m nearly 50, and only have 4 rear teeth with fillings, never had a crown, root canal, or any other serious dental work besides gum trouble from being a lifelong smoker. But fluoride has nothing to do with that. ALSO, the tooth sensitivity has DISAPPEARED since I stopped using “sensitivity” toothpaste (high fluoride toothpaste). So I have no idea what that’s all about 🤷‍♀️

[@2622Valerie1]

@@safetyfirst3132 thank you for your answer. I really appreciate it. I prefer not to use fluoride on my teeth!

[@kathrynmalekoff]

OMG! I have been in agony for the last two years because of my mouth! I have open sores, ulcers, and it hurts like hell. I've seen multiple dentists, oral surgeons, oral pathologist's. All have NO CLUE! I've also been seen by a professor from the State University Dental School. All of them don't know. A year ago I was diagnosed with an Autoimmune Disease and am on a lung transplant list now. OMG.... I'm going to see if it's maybe a fluoride sensitivity. If you or anyone else have any ideas, please let me know. I'll shave my head if it cures it!!!

[@sublimesamoyed]

@@kathrynmalekoffo sorry to hear about all your medical troubles. I’m sure your autoimmune issue could be playing a role in your mouth sores but also wanted to mention a lot of ppl, myself included, have a sensitivity to a common ingredient in most toothpaste called SLS. It basically gives me a whole mouth burning feeling, especially on my tongue and lips, and it can lasts for days. I now use fluoride-free and SLS free toothpaste with hydroxyapatite for remineralization.

[@kathrynmalekoff]

@@sublimesamoyed Thank you so much for your support in this. I'm not sure what SLS is. I also had about 10 months later a Burning feeling in the whole mouth. Again professionals had no clue. I continued to look for answers in my medical books and online. What I came up with was a thing called Burning Mouth Syndrome. It is very rare and only affects perimenopausal and menopausal women approximately 1-2% . Of course I was one. Again dental professionals had no clue what I was saying. I found a Dr who listened to me and said he only had one pt during his residency and he stated that it couldn't have been that because it's so rare. I then said to humor me and what would you prescribe for for a diabetic with leg neuropathy. He said Lyrica. Great!!! Give me a script for it and we'll see what happens. Two months later the pain was GONE!! I was elated to say the least. Now, I have to figure out the sores. I'm not going to stop until I get an answer.

[@seahorse5689]

Took me a long time to find a toothpaste without artificial sweeteners, which trigger migraines for me, but then those toothpastes had no fluoride. Finally found one recently that don't have sweeteners, but does have fluoride. Was quite a challenge for awhile.

[@neobreaker91]

What brand did you end up with?

[@calvin7562]

Yes what was it?

[@ChangesOfTomorrow]

Interesting, the dentists I've spoken to about brushes (admittedly just 3) all were against using soft brush unless you have gum issues because according to them a lot of plaque remains and medium is the best option.

[@annpringle8219]

My teeth don't feel clean with a soft brush. I use medium.

[@TheTheletterI]

I like firm toothbrushes. Soft toothbrushes does not my mouth stay fresh. It I feel like my teeth are yellow if I use a soft toothbrush.

[@andreah6379]

How are your gums doing with those hard brushes?

[@mtngrammy6953]

Too bad nobody taught us these things as kids in the 50's!

[@andreah6379]

I was a child in the 60s & I was told about this stuff.

[@SoCalRegisteredNurse]

1:11 I’m surprised that no one has made jokes. What a good comment section 😊

[@Airon79]

What kind of comment would one make ?

[@SoCalRegisteredNurse]

@@Airon79 big head, small head, firmness, softness. Typical KZbin comments

[@Airon79]

@@SoCalRegisteredNurse Ah , some sexual innuendo !

[@imiateayala1338]

Your mind would have to be in the gutter to even think that someone would joke about what was said.

[@Airon79]

@imiateayala1338 Definitely but I didn't see that as being prime material for a joke so I guess my mind isn't gutter quality , haha !

[@grasho]

I can't understand why this dentist promotes forward-back motion when cleaning the teeth, while all the other online and in person are promoting against that... Which would be the right way..?!

[@imiateayala1338]

I didn't hear him say back and forth. He said holding the brush at a 45 degree angle is the right way.

[@arethaalston9750]

Hello everyone !! You don’t have to find it difficult to get rid of bad breath disease. There’s herbalist doctor who can cure you permanently from this bad breath disease with natural herbal medicine and natural diet. I was able to cure my bad breath disease with #drauchi herbal medicine…😘😘😘

[@Shweta-mx5pb]

I’m so impressed with this Planet Ayurveda's Gum Care Powder! It’s gentle, effective, and perfect for daily use. Highly recommend it for everyone!

[@sidharthn791]

But sir video is 9mint and you say that I will teach u how to clean teath in 5mint🤠

[@M-un5yl]

Yo we have the same last name no way

[@Dr.BrettLangston]

That's awesome!

[@trmethiopiatechnologygroup4558]

how to protekt my seck teeth help me

[@kathrynmalekoff]

??? What are you trying to say??? You need to learn HO1W to PROTECT your adult À Or you want to learn how to protect your baby teeth and gums so your ADULT teeth come in nice and strong and healthy! 😊 Brush after meals and USE FLOSS at least twice a day.

[@arethaalston9750]

Hello everyone !! You don’t have to find it difficult to get rid of bad breath disease. There’s herbalist doctor who can cure you permanently from this bad breath disease with natural herbal medicine and natural diet. I was able to cure my bad breath disease with #drauchi herbal medicine…😘😘😘

[@chrisnalina1755]

Hard to understand how you can promote that poison fluoride.

[@rosmarbal]

LOL

[@sonjastarr1364]

You're not supposed to eat it, you spit it out after you brush.

[@achalgoel1]

dont eat toothpaste and u will be fine

[@christinepoppy3277]

Care to share with the class the evidence and reasoning behind your claim? We would love to hear it so we can avoid potential poison exposure. Don’t be shy

[@Volkswagenitalia.]

Your local water supply contains it and you're fine. Grow up and take off the tinfoil hat

[@lotrhpnmask]

fluorosis is a real issue! lot of REAL dentists now check your sources of fluoride and end up lot now a days need to prescribe fluoride free because its getting everywhere and getting more and more sources of it. even some bottle water co. have high levels so sometimes got to check sources and amounts. this "dentist" dont want to say that though. a large amount of REAL dentists now have to deal with to much of it on diet and lifestyle now a days its becoming a major issue. one place has illnesses extremely for contaminated ground. got to check sources and amounts for you personally before you throw fluoride at your teeth. even checking water bottle co water reports for levels and what's in them. know what your doing before know what toothpaste you need. also remember labs have tested tea's. cheap teas are the highest source of it. i cant believe this whoever would not say this important thing about fluoride. and can screw up your teeth in childhood to mess them up in adulthood. plus adults CAN still get them messed up, doctors dentists and labs point that out as well so. real dentist and who cares actually would have informed of all this.

[@rosmarbal]

Nonsense

[@muuubiee]

Fluorosis can only happen for children under 8, and it's a purely cosmetic issue.