What you need to know now about receding gums and gum disease!

[@tessmoore3762]

rinsing with salt water to clean your teeth and gums then oil pulling with cold pressed sesame oil with some crushed cloves in it will help heal the gums and restore them.

[@satanishangover]

What cloves? Garlic?

[@pinkorganichorse]

@@satanishangover cloves, not garlic.

[@satanishangover]

@@pinkorganichorse I see. Thanks. I got confused as many times garlic is portrayed as a remedy, and the "parts" that compose the garlic are called garlic cloves. 😬

[@oldthingshavepassedaway9801]

Where can I buy cold press sesame oil?

[@james27092709]

Great approach and advice. Well spoken and genuine.

[@eyeyamI]

This was so informative from start to finish. Thank you.

[@00008Amanda]

Thank you so much!

[@Brightly747]

I have faithfully flossed, water flossed, and brushed daily, but sadly I had recession and 5 months ago the periodontist botched a gum graft. Now molar 30 is somewhat loose, and he tells me to go see an endodontist. I'm so disappointed in this dentist, I wanna call the board on him.

[@anonymousf8406]

You should file with the board, or even get an attorney....it is his job to advise you on whats best for your oral health, and it's his job to do a professional level job when working on your teeth. You will never get back what you lost for the rest of your life......Let that sink in...and repeat it....for the rest of your life you have to feel with something that he did to you, and it will probably lead to a host of other problems down the road......your teeth and gums are not like a car that you can replace parts to factory new. He did what he did, and now has to pay for his mistake and decision....simple as that....if he can't do things correctly, he does not deserve to be in this field....you might wind up paying waaaaaayyyyyy more than you think because of his incompetence...remember you only have I think a year to file the complaint so don't procrastinate.

[@anonymousf8406]

I had a unethical dentist take advantage of me when I was in my early 20s. I had a small chip on a front tooth tgat should have been fixed with minimally invasive bonding. I was talked into doing a crown and the crown was not custom, and absolutely placed horribly. Lacerated my gums to jam this non fitting hunk of crap into my mouth. This caused all kinds of problems and cost a freekin mint after all was said and done...and guess what...my smile will never be the same, and I will more than likely lose this tooth wayyyyy earlier than if I had only replaced bonding. Gum surgery, root canal, access, crown replacement.....and sooner or later an implant....yes his little decision probably will cost me about 15-20k over the course of my life...Also, I have been self conscious about my smile ever since, and terrified of dentists. I have always considered myself a good person, but I would love to kick that dentists teeth in. I hope that scumbag piece of shht experiences a horribly botched medical procedure that he is reminded of every day when he looks in the mirror. But he probably won't. No he will just go on with business as usual, preying on people who go to him for help...lol if I could go back I would have absolutely filed a complaint with the dental board, and tried to get an attorney for malpractice or pain and suffering or something. It was his job as a professional to look out for the patient, not look out for his pockets....and you should make him pay dearly for this.

[@Brightly747]

@@anonymousf8406 Sadly many people have been taken advantage of by unethical and greedy dentists who wanna line up their deep pockets even further. Dentistry as well as VeterinaryMedicine are two field that are ripe with fraud, according to ConsumerReports, and it’s not hard to know why.

[@daciasdiy1861]

😢😢 oh no! I would be beside myself ! Does that mean your gonna lease your teeth ?

[@abundantluxury8548]

Thank you very much 🥰.

[@arielben9665]

Very helpful! Thanks.

[@Randomperson-si4bj]

My gums have only receeded on a couple of teeth in my mouth so thanks for the tactics

[@humayunmian452]

Trustworthy dentists are rare. The cost of treatment is the biggest factor of people avoiding the dentist

[@cathyflamme7490]

Agree

[@anacletwilliams8315]

Very nice video. Very helpful.

[@rufuscusack2962]

Thanx 4 tutorial! I wish more dentists would explain!

[@hotdrumchick]

I hope I wasn't the only one who was looking at her teeth, hahaha!

[@aritix1838]

Me

[@leonaheraty3760]

Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@lbrinin1701]

Can I use extra virgin olive oil for oil pulling? Or oregano oil?

[@audreymay9378]

Improving gut health can help reverse teeth and gum disease

[@Hillr2249]

Never thought of that .I'm working on that now

[@mikegutierrez6227]

So the gut is the problem?

[@audreymay9378]

@@mikegutierrez6227 Eating unhealthy food is one of the issues

[@mikegutierrez6227]

@@audreymay9378 ok thanks

[@Noname-oo9gn]

Do a candida and parasite cleanse, I found this to be the issue with my gum disease and loss of gum and bone. The dentist couldn't find anything wrong not even on a tooth scan after some research one dentist on KZbin said about parasites being in your body and that is what is causing the problem.

[@jukio02]

Since we can now grow meat(culture meats), can we do the same with human gum tissue? Get some cells from your own mouth, then replicate it in a bioreactor. Once it's grown enough, place in onto our gums?

[@w8what575]

They have had excellent results with the stem cell research in the dental field with regenerating teeth…the problem is the enamel doesn’t regenerate so far…also the laser treatment has shown excellent improvements in rebuilding the bone in the jaw that’s damaged from gum disease…I hope it’s in my lifetime that they finally let us have real cures to these problems

[@bellion9143]

@@w8what575 what about gum tissue though?

[@eaglezapper9366]

There'd be no money to be made from you then!

[@starsrgood]

When I had gum grafts, they took tissue from the roof of my mouth to put on the graft site.

[@drakevevo3710]

what about that plasma injection into gums?

[@963ag]

I have always taken meticulous care of my teeth, and have not developed problems until well into my 50's... I brush 3-4 times a day, floss twice, use Listerine, and a saltwater rinse. I also don't smoke, or use alcohol or drugs, and I avoid all sweets, I watch my nutrition. Nevertheless, I do have peridontal disease, with receding gums, bone loss and gum pockets, I also developed a painful tooth abscess which had to be drained in the ER. I am currently taking Amoxicillin. Unfortunately, my dental insurance is very limited and doesn't cover beyond preventative and the very basics. I know that I probably need a scaling/ root planing - but I cannot afford that right now. What more can I do to heal my gums and save my teeth? I am also using Peridex mouthwash. Two molars are beyond saving but I want to improve the condition of my teeth/ gums. I am not diabetic, and don't even understand how this happened - the last 4 years my dental health has gone downhill!

[@963ag]

I think I am overbrushing, at least I was. I do not snack at all between meals - I do eat whole grain bread, brown rice, (pasta very seldom,) I eat legumes, etc.

[@annekathleen4498]

You're brushing too much, twice a day is enough

[@mber94]

Coconut oil pulling

[@leydle]

@@mber94​ Yeah, I was watching another video here on KZbin from Joseph R Nemeth and a commenter by the name of Valkyrie Sanborn also highly recommended oil pulling. She said it healed her receding gumlines drastically. She recommended the Dr. Bronners coconut oil. She said she oil pulled for 20mins, 3 times a day, and within a few weeks most of her gums were coming back to normal. I never tried it myself because I believe I have stopped myself in time thanks to my mom telling me I was brushing waaay too much and it would do me more harm. I also recommend doing water flossing. Anything to be more gentler and have less manipulation on your gums. They still say to floss and use mouthwash daily. Now I wouldn’t do the mouthwash just yet unless you can find one that’s not gonna burn the heck out of your roots. Now I’m in no way a doctor or dentist, but if it were me, I’d do the oil pull with the suggested 20mins 3Xs a day, floss 1X after breakfast and then water floss before going to bed. That’s just me personally. The body heals best when you’re sleeping. So again, the less manipulation, the better. Oh, and no teeth whitening products. I think that’s too strong/powerful of a process to put your teeth through while it’s already sensitive and damaged.

[@leydle]

@@mber94 Yeah, I was watching another video here on KZbin from Joseph R Nemeth and a commenter by the name of Valkyrie also highly recommended oil pulling. She said it healed her receding gumlines drastically. She recommended the Dr. Bronners coconut oil. She said she oil pulled for 20mins, 3 times a day, and within a few weeks most of her gums were coming back to normal. I never tried it myself because I believe I have stopped myself in time thanks to my mom telling me I was brushing waaay too much and it would do me more harm. I also recommend doing water flossing. Anything to be more gentler and have less manipulation on your gums. They still say to floss and use mouthwash daily. Now I wouldn’t do the mouthwash just yet unless you can find one that’s not gonna burn the heck out of your roots. Now I’m in no way a doctor or dentist, but if it were me, I’d do the oil pull with the suggested 20mins 3Xs a day, floss 1X after breakfast and then water floss before going to bed. That’s just me personally. The body heals best when you’re sleeping. So again, the less manipulation, the better. Oh, and no teeth whitening products. I think that’s too strong/powerful of a process to put your teeth through while it’s already sensitive and damaged.

[@azouz5675]

nice explaination a question please why when the Bone downturn or shrink the gum olso shrink why doesn't stay in it place ? why the gum follow the Bone loss ?

[@evaemery6929]

What about oil pulling

[@MTBTexasBikeRider]

I just recently noticed one of my bottom tooth 🦷 I saw the gum dropping below my tooth 🦷 it freaked me out I got scared 😱 I didn’t know what was happening and this tooth I’m talking about I do have a filling in it and it’s very old like 35 years old aIso I think it needs to be refilled! Anyways this was a great video you explained the gum disease 🦠 very well Awesome 👏 video Thank you so much 🙏👍😎❤️

[@mikegutierrez6227]

What kind of filling is it?

[@Lina126y]

You had a doctor on to speak of pin hole receiving gum and j can’t get information from the number you had in your screen

[@staceymelnick9162]

Do you have any thoughts on nightly use of ibuprofen?

[@lottiej841]

Wish we had hygienists and dentists as caring as you in the UK

[@bink6778]

I think you have the better end of the deal, I spent $1,300 last time I went to the dentist because my employer doesn’t offer dental insurance.

[@lottiej841]

@@bink6778 yeah true, I definitely appreciate the free health care. The issue is that because staff are underpaid and overworked, quality can go down a lot. We have to pay for the dentist here (not as much as you, but still some) as its only partly covered by NHS. I haven't had too many issues with the dentists here, but you kinda get made to feel guilty for wanting help unless it's a severe issue

[@sumzscreations8193]

@@bink6778 not really I’m a student and I have to pay for dental treatment in the uk 👁👄👁. Dental treatment and opticians are so expensive for those that don’t come under free treatment

[@DG-EditsYT]

NHS dentists in the UK mainly do the bare minimum and are very lazy because NHS isnt making them money, its probably best to find a good private specialist dentist for better results

[@maisiebadham2773]

@@lottiej841very true. It’s not always easy to get a NHS dentist who truly cares and treats you like a private patient

[@mahdihamade6783]

Apparently I've been flossing the wrong way. I use floss picks. One night I tried doing u the right way, as in pushing into my gum area under the teeth. But I realized now that doing that receded my gums all over a little bit. I'm 16.

[@krysiunia]

It may seem like it, but with time, flossing properly is supposed to make your gums stronger (not right away). At first, flossing may aggravate your gums because they’re weak to begin with.

[@lorenzonq]

@@krysiunia how do you suggest that someone introduces proper flossing such that their likely weak gums don't get recession from this correction?

[@imenehaddad2860]

@@lorenzonq did you try a water flosser to start with?

[@lorenzonq]

@@imenehaddad2860 no, and I honestly don't want to. Fortunately I've been able to figure out how to floss gently with minimal force to my gums which is good.

[@imenehaddad2860]

@@lorenzonq you kind of want some force on the gums to get the blood flowing and strengthen them anyway. Good luck

[@w8what575]

Haven’t been able to get in to see a dentist in over 5 years because they’re that backed up…idk what’s different now but I’ve never had a situation where I couldn’t get in to see a doctor or dentist when there’s a serious problem…I’ve never met before now a dentist that would be ok with letting people..especially kids and teens, go without treatment for something serious but…here we r and that’s the issue…my teeth r crumbling now and it doesn’t hurt…meaning they’ve died…and I’ve lived with this pain for years…nothing I can do to get it treated either…no dentist wishing a 5 hour radius and probably further then that…that will see new patients with it without ins but if u have an endless balance in ur checkbook I’m sure that would change lol…it would have been nice to know that Uv and infrared light therapy kills the bacteria that causes periodontal bacteria….and a low carb zero sugar diet also prevents tooth decay from my experience…only time I’ve never had tooth decay present or any dental problems is when I maintained a zero sugar low carb diet…but we r never taught that

[@kyngdee3603]

I’m scared I’m young and I have this idk how severe it is or what I have to do I can’t go into the dentist because we don’t have enough money so I am gonna get a job and work my ass off bc I don’t wanna lose my jaw or my teeth I’m honestly very afraid man

[@Lolalalama]

You might try and get treatment from a dental school, it can be lower cost but still effective.

[@seaside2001]

Your implants are nice. Does your office do them as well?

[@darrendallas8387]

I got top dentures and noticed by lower gums are starting to bruise and I get a lot of pain and don't have much confidence in the dentist I am going to as I am still using a homeless dental practice. I am in Edinburgh and need to see someone who'll explain what I'm going through rather than what I have been doing just ain't working.

[@margaretapersson7022]

Nice Video!!!Hygiene Hygiene Hygiene I am sure that your very nice teeth gets a professional cleaning very often perhaps every 20th day or 30th day. Cleaning by a dental hygienist is really the best way to ensure that bacteria filled plaque never builds up. You mentioned every 3rd or 4th month but lots of bad things happens in your mouth in 3 monhts not only bacteria that attack your gum tissue but also caries attacks on you enamel. The main component of plaque is more than 1000 different types of BACTERIA attacking the ENAMEL or GUM TISSUE 24/7. You brush to get rid of alive and moving BACTERIA sitting on your teeth. But, however good you are at brushing you can never do it 100%, there will always be areas with plaque left behind in between the molars -- flossing does not help much. The enamel plus dentin is only a few mm thick and the BACTERIA will reach the pulp and the blood vessels in a few weeks or months creating an infection called CARIES. Likewise, plaque sitting on the tooth close to the gum tissue is also full of hundreds of millions of BACTERIA which will transfer into the gum causing inflammation and bleeding called GINGIVITIS. BACTERIA in the gum tissue will then start moving in between the tooth and the gum towards the root of the tooth - pockets - causing PERIODONTITIS which results in total tooth loss. The ONLY way to stop tooth decease is regular visits to a dental HYGIENIST and get a thorough professional cleaning. If you do it every second month - 6 times per year - you will have a very good dental health. It will cost you around 500 dollars per year which is nothing compared with the astronomical costs of root canals, crowns and implants. Dentists and nurses have their teeth cleaned once a month and even once every 20th day. The BACTERIA are living creatures and WILL NOT GIVE UP UNTIL YOUR TEETH ARE ALL DESTROYED AND GONE and you will wear terrible dentures costing 10,000 dollars . Unfortunately, dentists are not always interested in people's healthy teeth and are not educating their patients! Good teeth health does not create demand for profitable dental care. Remember, ONE tooth implant can cost 4000 to 5000 US dollars. Bad teeth health costs about 150 Billions per year in the US and occupies many hundreds of thousand of dentists and nurses. Bad teeth is a very real problem and many people suffer a lot for no reason. People need to be educated about total tooth health.

[@peggybowndentistry1791]

Hi! Thank you for your comment. It sounds like you are very interested in dental health. I actually only get my teeth professionally cleaned every 6 months myself. And when you work at a dental office, it can actually be hard to get your cleaning done as you are the one doing all the work! lol Proper brushing and flossing is really the best defense but you are correct, hygiene therapy with a hygienist is essential to reach certain areas that your brush and floss cannot. Once damage starts to occur, it only gets harder to clean on your own which is when we move patient to every 3-4 months.

[@Hillr2249]

Wait. What about bone graft????

[@Daiki0391]

I’m 18 and I realised that my toe front teeth were receding a bit I’m glad I searched straight away.

[@peggybowndentistry1791]

So glad this helped you!

[@unknown_7148]

Thanks for this video :) I have gingivitis and want to know how to treat it

[@peggybowndentistry1791]

So glad you liked it! It's a great topic and definitely important tips for everyone to know! Hope you see improvement!

[@unknown_7148]

@@peggybowndentistry1791 Thanks :) I will probably have to make a dentist appointment to have everything looked at but is there anything else I should do?

[@slwilliams0717]

I have a bulge between my front teeth. It happened during my pregnancy & I already had sensitive gums so flossing scared me. I'm waiting for an appointment with my dentist but I wish I could just get rid of this altogether. Thank you for this

[@user-uk4cz2cy9w]

Very interesting!

[@onedominant]

I don't grind my teeth at night. I grind my teeth in the day... at work... trying to fit 16 hours of productivity in to an 8 hour shift. Been looking for a new job, because THAT is the cure. But, I've been looking for two years now. Just a WEE bit discouraged at this point. This job is going to give me a damned stroke. So, yeah, I grind my teeth all day, five days a week. I will probably lose them all.

[@annekathleen4498]

Me too but I've recently been treated with Botox. It really works 👍

[@audreymay9378]

gingival means concerning the gums

[@pietrolauria9001]

I have a question : how many millimeters of destructive potential has the bacterial plaque in terms of bone resorption? 3mm? 2mm? Let me know please ;-)

[@christopherpotter6753]

Bacterial plaque has the potential to remove all supporting bone in worst case scenario. I am non dentist, but since many people has tooth loss due to bone loss, it make sense I guess.

[@undergrace1808]

Ppl who have had braces get these problems, they have had their teeth shifted with braces are the ppl who have to get implants in my office.

[@Silvermoon1k]

This is my case unfortunately. My 8 front teeth (top and bottom) all have short roots right now and the bottom ones are almost gone. No one really taught my the seriousness of periodontal or any other details I should have known. Really a shame I have to suffer like this when I pay for people to take care of me. Truly a scam

[@TheBlackhawkbrat]

Braces are the biggest crock of s@#$. All the time and expense to get your teeth straightened and then they start floating back to their original position because the bone does not fill in to secure them in their new position.

[@1956DANNYJ]

Is there any drugs I can take to reverse the bone loss I now have teeth that are loose and severe gum Res sessions I flossed and brushed religiously for forty years and I really think I made my gum loss worst by maybe flossing too hard or to much and brushing too hard I now take a teaspoon of bleach in a cup of water and use it once a day as a mouthwash What a difference it made in stopping gum bleeding and the bacteria in the gums nothing else I tried worked as good I tried peroxide, tea tree oil and iodine they helped some but no where near as good as the chloride bleach recommended by a dentist on utube I don’t want to loose all my teeth but if I can’t reverse the bone loss I probably will and implants are so expensive I’d never be able to afford them

[@tinkymcginnis]

Vitamin K2 with D3

[@dlu8666]

WHY IS MUSIC PLAYING IN THE BACKGROUND? IT'S DISTRACTING!

[@brionesmusic]

Please consider your audio. You’re distorting the microphone. Small lavalier mics are not expensive and will take your videos to a new level.

[@krysiunia]

So true!

[@bertiepimplebum5633]

Hello, Peggy: Waterpik has 100psi, this won't remove tartar. A Cavitron has 3,000psi, this removes tartar and cleans teeth wonderfully. I ask is it possible to operate a Cavitron DIY? Much the same way one would use a Waterpik. (UK)

[@TeamXXJustin]

Hi, so my names Justin I work as a Dental Hygienist, the short answer to your question would be no. The average person wouldn't know how to properly use a cavitron and ultimately could damage their dentin and enamel. You can actually puncture through the tooth with the cavitron especially on a tooth that's compromised. I hope that helped!

[@bertiepimplebum5633]

@@TeamXXJustin ...Thank you for your response, Justin. Your answer to my dental query is superb. I won't be purchasing a used Cavitron from eBay UK, instead I'll continue to use a Dental Hygienist to keep my teeth expertly clean. Have a good day, Justin. (UK)

[@TeamXXJustin]

@@bertiepimplebum5633 happy to help, have a fantastic day!

[@jiawei7396]

Justin L just curious, if a water flossed has lower power(water coming out is not fast enough) will that affect the results? I got a cheap water floss, it's doing quite well but I'm worried if it's not as cleaning as those expensive flossers

[@annekathleen4498]

I've been using a waterpik flosser and it does work. My last visit to the hygienist was less than 5 minutes

[@describer99]

I never knew you were supposed to go below the gum line when you flossed. No one ever told me that.

[@lucab1733]

@Aidan Gabriel it's a scam, you enter their password and username and their account get infested with bots

[@lucab1733]

And he deleted his comment

[@J-ZIM]

yep, I only found this out about 6 yrs ago

[@missalicesmiles]

@@J-ZIM I only found out within the past few years💀

[@666mathew]

Gorgeous blue eyes!

[@C_a_m_i_2024]

I have bleeding when flossing and brushing. Ugh I was told a long time ago thst I have periodontal gum disease. Today my first day of oil pulling because I have sensitivity right now. Last thing. I do chew ice quite a bit.

[@chunyanji2686]

Does the oil pulling work for you?

[@C_a_m_i_2024]

@@chunyanji2686 Yes it does/did work.

[@sweaty2934]

What did u do to fix it

[@bellion9143]

Why do you chew ice? I heard its terrible for your teeth

[@C_a_m_i_2024]

@@bellion9143 It's a problem; it's a challenge to quit but I do intend to. (Look up papogaphia). I used to eat cubed ice until I figured out how to lessen the impact on my teeth by creating small/thin sheets of it, lol...yeah it's crazy.

[@krystalgauer9589]

Started receding... what toothbrush do you recommend!??

[@aaronvazquez427]

I was recommended using a softer brush.

[@rebeob4549]

Sonicare

[@fckyourfeelings69]

Soft toothbrush

[@kbuzbee]

Curaprox Hydrosonic Pro w/ Sensitive brush head! I started using this combo a couple months ago. I always hated electric toothbrushes but this thing is fabulous. The smaller brush head makes it way easier to control (for me, anyway)

[@tjj6362]

I use a baby toothbrush

[@hollymacdougall6970]

I am 28 years old and have recessive gums. Its terrible and I clean my teeth twice a day and floss. I do grind my teeth at night and I dont know how to stop!

[@louisphily1]

Your teeth grinding is likely causing your gum recession. You need to have your dentist make you a night-guard or get one from a department store or supermarket, the ones from the dentist usually fits better.

[@Kikoysupandilla]

Try coconut oil pulling . I stopped grinding my teeth by doing it.

[@krysiunia]

@@louisphily1 I agree, I grind my teeth and a mouth guard helped a lot.

[@bellion9143]

Get a mouth gaurd and wear it when you sleep

[@Casualyoutubee]

@@Kikoysupandillareally? Does that really work for grinding your teeth?

[@describer99]

My dentist tells me my gums are healthy and yet they are receding. They don’t bleed. What would you recommend to a patient in the situation? The only advice I’ve gotten from my dentist is to use Sensodyne.

[@describer99]

@Gibby Gibson My dentist believes I brush too hard.

[@jainicboo]

Same!

[@bellion9143]

@@describer99 if your dentist keeps saying your gums are healthy even though they receded that means you don’t have gum disease but you did mess up your gums a bit by brushing too aggressively. The good thing is that if you don’t have gum disease then it will not recede further as long as you fix your bad habits

[@hammouda_wassim]

change your dentist if you want a second opinion

[@boshirahmed]

Most of it about controlling what u eat, which is very hard to do..

[@growinglove9216]

Can you over do things. Like floss, brush, water pick, and use tooth pick brushes

[@freetheworld12]

sometimes you just cant win ,,, damn if u do and damn if you dont

[@ayumimaxinerallos2824]

Nope. Over brushing is a no-no. There's a lot of videos explaining about this on yt. You should check it out :D

[@ozymandias8523]

Brushing too hard can damage the gums, so I see dentist recommended extra soft toothbrushes.

[@missuniverse8931]

I always floss in the car on my way to meetings.

[@Topher_1986]

I have to get Bioclear.

[@llednaselyod8048]

LANAP LAZER SURGERY CAN REVERSE IT, I JUST HAD IT DONE IT'S AMAZING.

[@sirjohnahayfalcon]

id like to buy the lazer they use or make one

[@camellia8625]

Great idea to floss in the shower while waiting for your conditioner to work.

[@fckyourfeelings69]

I dont have a bad breath but i do have receding gums can i still have gum disease?

[@bellion9143]

The receding gums are probably from aggressive brushing or clenching your teeth when your sleep or bad tooth position. Still you should get it checked out just in case

[@MrYorickJenkins]

Nobody finds it necessary to name the species of bacteria involved and nobody mentions whether antibiotics could be taken to destroy the bacteria. This is very strange because antibiotics are used against many other kinds of infection. So what's going on? Now it could be the case that for some reason bacteria in the microfilm cannot be destroyed by antibiotics, but in that case, why don't people say that? So WHAT ARE THE BACTERIA CALLED AND WHY CANT ANTIBIOTICS BE USED AGAINST THEM? It maybe just me, but I actually dislike the synthetically bleached teeth which Americans are so keen on. This lady is a case in point. I actually dislike the look of these magically white teeth. In the past, it was considered natural to have receeding gums and teeth fall out. It wasnt the end of the world. In primitive societies it wasnt such a big deal. Part of the problem is that people are living older and older ("getting long in the tooth" we say in English) and expect to be treated for everything.Everyone demands perfection and everyone demands perfect health. People forget they are going to die quite soon anyway. Sometimes I think they behave as though they are going to live for three hundred years. Well they aren't. Following on from this, there should be in all health programmes and that includes dental treatment, a very different view for a 20 year old a 40 year old a 70 year old. I mean if you tell a 20 year old, his teeth may fall out in 20 years, it is much more serious than telling a 70 year old his teeth may fall out in 20 years! Not making that clear is in my view dishonest. Flossing definitely makes sense, The reason is easy to understand. if gunge comes out from flossing, it must be doing something worthwhile.

[@Bogna1]

I do agree. All those videos for oral health don't mention the age distinction. I am not telling periodontics is more pleasant once you get older, however it should be taken into consideration more as a standard if you are for example in your 60s than in your 20s.

[@vincev4630]

Bingo, i think bacteria and the ph balance influenced by diet. I think our mouth NEEDS healthy bacteria from foods. I had gingivitis and it disappeared by eating Blue Cheese one night... That yellowing of the teeth now glistening white, no itchy gums, no pain. Strange innit? 🙃

[@shaz5424]

Your the teacher people actually focus and listen to because your pretty

[@ledzeproberts2111]

Wowzers that's a lot to take in 😦😦

[@gratitudetouniverse777]

Is the doctor teeth real ? If so, perfect and healthy teeth.

[@2listening1]

Why are so many people’s teeth tipped over the way you describe?

[@jvb8035]

Gd

[@davidhackett792]

God! ...you need to cut this video down by 1/3...

[@samboriboun2213]

In third world countries they dont brush regulary and teeth are still intact...

[@NataschaO]

They don't eat processed foods.

[@Officially_vlog_life]

Our food has little nutrients

[@davidhackett792]

I mean it only took you Nine minutes to get to the point of the video

[@soniahazy4880]

🪷🌟🧩🙏🌈🛸🎼🦋💎🤩

[@Findyourwhycarnivore]

Diet. Your inflammed. Free advise.

[@angus1000001]

Scamdemic you mean

[@marktapley7571]

If you had kept your office open along with everyone else as you have the unalienable right to do, then there would have been no problem. Because of you obsequious boot liking to the Rockefeller CDC joke, you should have been bankrupted.