I had a dentist say I needed a root canal 20 years ago, and I told him I wanted to think about it. I went to another dentist a week later, and said he could do the crown without a root canal and it worked fine. That was 20 years ago, and I still have the same old crown with no problems. I think it is a financial thing myself
I have passed from both root canal which was painful upto 3 days as compared to extraction no pain just slight pain for 1 days .root canal is complex require 3 appointments.
What is upsetting is that these holistic dentists, although well-meaning, are informing us of a much healthier way to care for our teeth, yet most people cannot afford these procedures. It's unbelievable how much dentistry costs in this country. This is precisely why most people will not be able to take action with the knowledge they learn from these holistic dentists.
I am a patient of Dr. Horiyat and her team and all I can say is I have hope for a future that will not include pain and suffering from my mouth due to her biologic approach to dentistry. She is repairing years of damage by traditional dentists that has affected my health in ways I am just now understanding from how everything in our body is connected and can effect our health and exacerbate existing chronic health issues. Go and visit and bring your questions and Dr Horiyat is happy to provide answers and direction.
@@srisungazesplash1340 Yes, no different than traditional dentist for insurance. I have had many procedures that have maxed out my insurance. Sadly Insurance is not much help when it comes to our dental health which makes no sense since it affects over overall health. That's the world we live in.
@@KDavidMcKee Are you saying this practice in particular has maxed out your insurance with many procedures or do you mean before you found this practice traditional dentists maxed out your insurance?
As long as my insurance covers the procedures, I’ll do the things! However, I had a root canal done very back bottom left about 2.5 months ago. For infected. I had him remove it. Graph done. No antibiotics, and I’ve been okay. Healing well. Felt a little icky.
This sounds interesting but I'm not sure I understood what happens after you remove the tooth and disinfect the inside. Do you put a cap on it of some sort or does the bone regenerate to fill in the opening?
No. You have to make a bridge between the two adjoining teeth. Or ..implant , which is not suggested in biological dentistry. This whole procedure is very expensive and especially in disneyland. There are some non reactive implants but not in the US>
Amazing explanation of the process. By the way I don’t think you spoke much about stem cells, I believe they have been FDA approved recently, do you use that at your practice and have you noticed any differences with patients who do that?
Khanum. Dentist here. Aferin for going to all that trouble for a simple extraction but I fear you must charge a LOT to cover your overhead. That is very expensive equipment and materials!
just extract any dead teeth.. you dont keep any limb on the body that dies.. it will pull the rest of the body with it.. root canals are no different.. just pull the tooth out and let it heal.. if you care about your health more than your looks
Teeth are much more than "looks". They have a super important function. Many people with root canals are doing ok. You can't just extract teeth. And the aesthetics is a big issue, even if you are not unnecessarily vain. You can't walk around with teeth missing in your mouth without consequences for your self confidence and how you are being perceived
All she talks about gives me the impression this is rich people options. If my insurance doesn’t cover it, I can’t do it. Folks, you start pulling teeth out, your teeth will move around. You won’t cure properly. Implants are a flippin fortune and if you can avoid bridges? You Might want to.
My root canal is 13 years old. It’s still healthy. Just make sure it’s done by an endo and it’s crowned immediately. Also floss around the margins. I also use fluoride to avoid decay. No more cavities for me since then. I learned my lesson after paying for that all out of pocket 😅
@@itsaaronlolzbro what's you routine for healthy root canal . Mine is getting little red on the gum line . Just curious, thanks. I feel like there's motany videos about living with a root canal lol
Many years ago I turned down several root canals and told the I only wanted a crown, one was very infected so I had to sign a waiver. Well here it is 20+ years and i have the same crowns without any problem. I have a smaller brokken tooth and first thing out of the dentists mouth is root canal then crown. I told her no way to a root canal and she said well we'll look at it and maybe have to pull it. I said fine, no root canal, right now it is a crappy patch she threw on it to stop the sharp edges that took 5 minutes without any drilling or anestesia and she charged my medicare insurance (not much of an insurance) $179 for a 5 minute patch.
Extracted root cavitation should be filled with bone graft to avoid bone resorption. This should be added to protocols. Rest of the video is well explained & informative.
Use cheaper biomass my dentist call it bioplug which only cost $37 in US TX to avoid any bone grafting. Since I'm a healthy person, my bone actually overgrown covering the implant in 3 months time. 😂 My dentist have to drill away the bone to find my implant for abutememt stage.
I had an infection on my tooth because of failed root canal treatment which i did in 2017 nd now m having immense pain on that particular teeth nd my doctor told me to get extracted on 22 is it going to hurt a lot???
See an Oral Surgeon. This is what I'm in process of doing. Waiting to remove my (R C) although it went well. Never mind that Crown. *I just prefer having an extraction done. *Waiting for my appointment... which this was my first request.
Just more ways to get money. Once the tooth is removed, the body will heal itself (of course, bone graft would help: everything else is money grab tactics)
Prooooooooooobably pretty expensive, even in OC. lol I think I'll take a short three hour drive to Tijuana's American BioDental, instead. But if you have the money! God damn! Sounds amazing! :D
@@DeepDivingDiva333 A necrotic hand or foot would be removed for good reason by other medical branches. Same as with root canal treatment is with periimplantitis. Remove implant and you have removed periimplantis. There are implants showing not this issue - but those are not „healing by ankylosis“- euphemistically called „osseo-integration“. They are osseofixated immediately loaded and bone grows without augmentation.
I had a dentist say I needed a root canal 20 years ago, and I told him I wanted to think about it. I went to another dentist a week later, and said he could do the crown without a root canal and it worked fine. That was 20 years ago, and I still have the same old crown with no problems. I think it is a financial thing myself
I hope I have the same luck as you. I have an insurance that like to make money said I need root canal before crown. Going for a second opinion.
It would be different if the one or more of the tooth's canals had infection. It would need to be cleaned out and then rebuilt.
Thank you for explaining this in detail. I want a dentist like you.
I have passed from both root canal which was painful upto 3 days as compared to extraction no pain just slight pain for 1 days .root canal is complex require 3 appointments.
I love this...the problem is that its very expensive and most insurance companies do not cover it. 😭😭😭
How expensive?
She just made a few hundred dollars for a tooth pull to few thousand dollars for all other stuff included.
This is silly if insurance won’t cover it. Bougie.
What is upsetting is that these holistic dentists, although well-meaning, are informing us of a much healthier way to care for our teeth, yet most people cannot afford these procedures. It's unbelievable how much dentistry costs in this country. This is precisely why most people will not be able to take action with the knowledge they learn from these holistic dentists.
@@TheAnglophileChronicles thus is why I’m not seeking care from one. If it’s not Covered, what’s the Point? I’m not $$ Bags!
Congratulations on a very sophisticated and informed video
Thank you very much!
I am a patient of Dr. Horiyat and her team and all I can say is I have hope for a future that will not include pain and suffering from my mouth due to her biologic approach to dentistry. She is repairing years of damage by traditional dentists that has affected my health in ways I am just now understanding from how everything in our body is connected and can effect our health and exacerbate existing chronic health issues. Go and visit and bring your questions and Dr Horiyat is happy to provide answers and direction.
Hello Mr. Mckee, we are very honored to be your partner for your oral health
One question - did your dentist accept insurance ?
Generally how much did you spend for your procedure. Please share . It will be very helpful
@@srisungazesplash1340 Yes, no different than traditional dentist for insurance. I have had many procedures that have maxed out my insurance. Sadly Insurance is not much help when it comes to our dental health which makes no sense since it affects over overall health. That's the world we live in.
@@ariadentalcare any branch India.
@@KDavidMcKee Are you saying this practice in particular has maxed out your insurance with many procedures or do you mean before you found this practice traditional dentists maxed out your insurance?
I really appreciate the information provided here thank you so much
As long as my insurance covers the procedures, I’ll do the things! However, I had a root canal done very back bottom left about 2.5 months ago. For infected. I had him remove it. Graph done. No antibiotics, and I’ve been okay. Healing well. Felt a little icky.
This sounds interesting but I'm not sure I understood what happens after you remove the tooth and disinfect the inside. Do you put a cap on it of some sort or does the bone regenerate to fill in the opening?
No. You have to make a bridge between the two adjoining teeth. Or ..implant , which is not suggested in biological dentistry. This whole procedure is very expensive and especially in disneyland. There are some non reactive implants but not in the US>
@@QuanticLifeScienceI can’t afford anything beyond extraction. This sounds too involved, and nit covered by Insurance
Exactly what I was wondering
Does anyone know a practice in toronto canada that does the same?
Amazing explanation of the process. By the way I don’t think you spoke much about stem cells, I believe they have been FDA approved recently, do you use that at your practice and have you noticed any differences with patients who do that?
Khanum. Dentist here. Aferin for going to all that trouble for a simple extraction but I fear you must charge a LOT to cover your overhead. That is very expensive equipment and materials!
Amazing. do you know someone in Spain working like you? thank you
just extract any dead teeth.. you dont keep any limb on the body that dies.. it will pull the rest of the body with it.. root canals are no different.. just pull the tooth out and let it heal.. if you care about your health more than your looks
Teeth are much more than "looks". They have a super important function. Many people with root canals are doing ok. You can't just extract teeth. And the aesthetics is a big issue, even if you are not unnecessarily vain. You can't walk around with teeth missing in your mouth without consequences for your self confidence and how you are being perceived
All she talks about gives me the impression this is rich people options. If my insurance doesn’t cover it, I can’t do it. Folks, you start pulling teeth out, your teeth will move around. You won’t cure properly. Implants are a flippin fortune and if you can avoid bridges? You
Might want to.
@bele28
I absolutely Agree 👍
My root canal is 13 years old. It’s still healthy. Just make sure it’s done by an endo and it’s crowned immediately. Also floss around the margins. I also use fluoride to avoid decay. No more cavities for me since then. I learned my lesson after paying for that all out of pocket 😅
@@itsaaronlolzbro what's you routine for healthy root canal . Mine is getting little red on the gum line . Just curious, thanks. I feel like there's motany videos about living with a root canal lol
Many years ago I turned down several root canals and told the I only wanted a crown, one was very infected so I had to sign a waiver. Well here it is 20+ years and i have the same crowns without any problem. I have a smaller brokken tooth and first thing out of the dentists mouth is root canal then crown. I told her no way to a root canal and she said well we'll look at it and maybe have to pull it. I said fine, no root canal, right now it is a crappy patch she threw on it to stop the sharp edges that took 5 minutes without any drilling or anestesia and she charged my medicare insurance (not much of an insurance) $179 for a 5 minute patch.
Extracted root cavitation should be filled with bone graft to avoid bone resorption. This should be added to protocols. Rest of the video is well explained & informative.
Depends on location of tooth.
immideleity or weeks later??
Use cheaper biomass my dentist call it bioplug which only cost $37 in US TX to avoid any bone grafting. Since I'm a healthy person, my bone actually overgrown covering the implant in 3 months time. 😂 My dentist have to drill away the bone to find my implant for abutememt stage.
Not every case needs bone graft and foreign substances. there are many natural ways to preserve socket
My dental surgeon just popped a CollaPlug in my socket and sutured it up. I'm fine now :)
What to do if living on the east coast? I had one biological dentist who made some bad decisions in my mouth
So this is very similar to perineal sunning... interesting.
I had an infection on my tooth because of failed root canal treatment which i did in 2017 nd now m having immense pain on that particular teeth nd my doctor told me to get extracted on 22 is it going to hurt a lot???
Do you know of a dentist like this in Folsom California?
NO I am sorry, I do not know anyone in Folsom California.
I’m looking for one around here too. Did you find anyone yet?
You can search in the holistic dentist association website
@@TexasBroskiActual Thank you 👍
@@TexasBroskiActual A tip for you. Dental probiotics. 👍
You are the best ! 👌🏻
Dry socket is horrible. It was sore for months
Lazer & ozone therapy
How much does that cost(around)?
A few thousand more than average extraction 😂 maybe similar price as root canal
For free?
Do you know anyone in the Los Angeles area?
Do you go see an oral surgeon to have your root canal extracted when it's been infected and you don't want it anymore, or do you go to a Endodontist?
See an Oral Surgeon.
This is what I'm in process of doing. Waiting to remove my (R C) although it went well. Never mind that Crown.
*I just prefer having an extraction done.
*Waiting for my appointment... which this was my first request.
How much is this? Does my government plan cover it?
No
Just more ways to get money. Once the tooth is removed, the body will heal itself (of course, bone graft would help: everything else is money grab tactics)
You keep saying uses of antibiotics?? Is this bad that's the Tylenol 3 antibiotics is the 1st thing hospitals prescribed for tooth pain??
Death???
Prooooooooooobably pretty expensive, even in OC. lol I think I'll take a short three hour drive to Tijuana's American BioDental, instead. But if you have the money! God damn! Sounds amazing! :D
Where is there holistic dentist in Mexico? Can you please share.
@@neicycombs3533 In Tijuana. The office is called American BioDental.
Cost me almost 6grand with no guarantee for the lapan/ laser surgery to work.
@@jamesbroderick5311 did you went TIjuana already? Is a trusted place? I really need go some place big pain
@@robinluich6626 where did you go?
You need an endo, but you can get an extraction?! How the hell is that a legal advertisement. USA amazes me.
Holistic approach and bone grafting exclude each other. Who teaches such BS ?
I was gonna say ! That seems kinda paradoxical
@@DeepDivingDiva333
A necrotic hand or foot would be removed for good reason by other medical branches.
Same as with root canal treatment is with periimplantitis.
Remove implant and you have removed periimplantis.
There are implants showing not this issue - but those are not „healing by ankylosis“- euphemistically called „osseo-integration“.
They are osseofixated immediately loaded and bone grows without augmentation.
this is how they turn you into zombies. don't do it. from umbrella Corp employee. you've been warned.
what do you mean?
Please elaborate.
If i Have "bioceramic" fillings outside my tooth roots made by a Root canal will this going away with tooth extraction? I am very worried.
Wow, this whole video is ridiculous.