Retired dental assistant here. I've only seen one patient come into our practice who was in a state similar to this. Absolutely horrific, and the patient was in so much discomfort. Even after the procedure - which was very necessary as the patient's life was in danger - it was sad, because with the calculus (tartar) gone, the patient's teeth were just flapping in the breeze. Please, Please, PLEASE, folks, do not let your teeth get anywhere near this bad.
@@dee23150 Very good question. The patient wanted the minimum done to resolve the serious infection in the mouth because there was a risk of the patient going septic (having the infection spread from the mouth to the rest of the body). We felt terrible letting the patient leave the office in that condition, but that's what the patient insisted on.
@@mistiffiecation There are more factors than just hygiene, though that's a big one. There are also genetics. Everyone has slightly different chemicals in their saliva, and that means some people are more prone to forming calculus (tartar) quickly. The patient I mentioned above and one other who was almost as bad were both just in their mid-twenties. There were serious hygiene issues and neither had ever been to a dentist before, but to have such an enormous amount of calculus at that age, there had to have been genetic factors as well. So a person can have teeth like this as early as their 20s, but they would need to have no dental care, minimal hygiene (there are a lot of people who do nothing more than rub toothpaste on their teeth with a finger - seriously), and saliva that calcifies quickly. People who aren't dealing with a genetic predisposition to form calculus quickly may never get to this state so long as they practice acceptable dental hygiene and visit a dentist regularly. People who do form calculus quickly can still keep their teeth and not get into a dire situation like this as long as they are rigourous with their hygiene - brush AND floss everyday - and visit a dentist for a check-up and cleaning every 6 months.
Answer me this please, because I’m confused. If this person has such horrible dental hygiene then why are his teeth and gums in great condition. Look closely, those teeth look very healthy. No bad spots or dark areas and his gums are nice. But then there’s this epic stuff on his teeth that’s supposed to be plaque. I’ve seen a hundred videos on here with people having the most rotten, poorly taken care of teeth you’ve ever seen and they don’t have plaque build up at all. I don’t see how you can not brush your teeth and have zero cavities, healthy gums but with epic levels of plaque build up. I wonder if some of these videos are fake, where they put something on their teeth to look like build up. I mean look at how perfectly clean those teeth are
@@memphiswaspmafia Ooh this is such a good question! I apologize in advance because I get real excited about these kinds of questions lol. Tldr; cavities and tartar buildup/periodontal disease are two different disease processes caused by different things (like type of bacteria). You can have one without the other, you can have both, or if you’re really lucky you have neither. I guarantee you these videos are not fake, as crazy as they are! The longer answer! There’s a couple main facts to know to understand this: 1- Plaque is mostly bacteria and food debris. It’s soft and sticky and it hardens into tartar over time. 2- Tartar is mineralized plaque build up on the teeth, like a hard water stain. The minerals come mostly from your saliva. 3- Our teeth are strengthened by minerals. 4- Cavities form when bacteria turn food we eat into acid, which then pulls minerals out of our teeth. Some people have more minerals in their saliva. This leads to more buildup and sometimes fewer cavities because the minerals are strengthening the teeth. This isn’t always the case though. Some people have more acidic saliva which causes more cavities. Different bacteria cause cavities than cause gum and periodontal disease and not everybody has the same exact bacteria in the mouths. Cavity risk can also be affected by diet. You’re right that the teeth themselves do look in pretty good condition. However, the gums are not. The redness, swelling, bleeding and the loose/floppy appearance all tells us that there’s a major infection going on in the areas of tartar buildup. Probably more important though is the bone that’s actually holding the teeth in place. This level of infection causes the bone to basically disintegrate around the teeth, which is why you can see some of them moving as the doctor is cleaning. In this case the person has so much bone loss and so much periodontal disease that even though the tooth on its own is healthy, they’re probably gonna lose some of them because of the condition of the bone, there just isn’t enough to hold them in place.
I thought that too but figured maybe the plaque somehow protected the teeth. This gums are not healthy, though. The swelling, bleeding, and receding says a LOT.
@@kaleighshriver4837I once lived in a city with something in their water that caused calcifications. When the dentist removed it you could clearly see where I flossed between my teeth and I brush every, every day. Deep Cleaning at my annual checkup.
My housemates teeth are like this, front and back. His hygiene is shocking. Ngl but I've never gotten a dental cleaning but it's really not that hard to keep your teeth clean by brushing and flossing. Avoiding sugar helps a lot too which is probably why his teeth are so bad as he only drinks soft drink and eats junk food
Applaud to all dentists because they have strong stomach, patient and faith because i can tell the smell from my flossing so imagine after taking off those tarter.
It can be horrendous indeed....and sadly for the patient can be extremely painful especially when the gingiva recedes so much due to the tartar stacking against the tooth and just increasing like a huge cyst that just increases.....I would not be too surprised if that patient had issues while he ate food.
Dental assistant, but yes, an amazing job!! Hygienists don’t assist the dentist, they work independently or occasionally with the help of a dental assistant.
I think dental hygienist completed that cleaning actually. Dentist usually do not do cleaning ( at least in USA) . By the way the procedure is not completed yet. This patient need at least one more - fine scale.
This is like a car accident. You don’t want to look but you can’t help but to keep on watching. I’m just bewildered how people can let their teeth go like that! I’m watching from Southern California USA
You would expect that the teeth would have been in very bad condition but it was the gums that took the beating. If those gums cannot be healed, all of those teeth will be gone!
I'm assuming with time they will shrink and form around the teeth. just think when you get a tooth oulled eventually your gums cover the hole, almost like it was never there.
This dentist was quite gentle, given he had huge chunks to remove, so, bravo! Well done! Dentists are unsung hero’s, in my book! They spend years hunched over, doing their work in a tiny place. Then, once they’re near retirement, need back surgery, or need help with their bad backs later on! From those of us who care, thank you! Last thing - I feel so sorry for this young man, he’s going to really hurt, the next day! He’s so brave having it done, and am tickled they could afford to get this done!! Whew, dentist are SO expensive! Maybe it’s why this boy waited for so long to have it done!!
My husband had tarter almost this bad & he was in his 30's at the time. He is now 60yrs & still doesn't take care of his teeth. He does brush them once a day in the morning but that's it. I wore braces for 7yrs as a child & I take very good care of my teeth. My husband can't understand why I won't kiss him anylonger. His teeth make me sick!!! Once some tarter broke off the back of one of his lower front teeth & he thought his tooth had broken. I told him it was tarter but he wouldn't believe me. He did go to the dentist finally. The dentist cleaned his teeth it was the first time they had EVER been cleaned (I blame his parents), he cried & wined about the pain afterwards for 3-4 days. I told him that if he would just go to the dentist twice a year he wouldn't have been in so much pain. He has now gone to have his teeth cleaned a total of 2x's in his entire 60yrs of life. He still won't listen to me, it is so sad. Thanks for reading an old woman's (62yrs), bitch about her husband & his teeth.
@@cynthiadestefani230, you are one tolerant woman. For me it would have been a deal breaker had my husband not had proper dental hygiene when I met him.
This may be the video that finally breaks my brain! Have you ever done a video on the healing process? I can't even imagine how the patient can eat with all the open sores in their mouth.
@@lynnw7155I’ve seen mention in other comments that this dentist offers cleanings to poor and homeless who wouldn’t be able to afford them otherwise. I’m guessing that’s what we’re seeing in these videos.
I don’t brush every day, and once I didn’t brush for five months, but I never get this hardened buildup, because I am plant-based - dairy / meats / eggs etc are the main cause of cavities and moving teeth and hardened buildup and tonsil stones and most other h-problem, and it isn’t sugar or carbs, like, I eat a lot of sugar and carbs almost every day, and I never get new cavities or hardened buildup, only a bit of soft buildup which can easily be scraped off, and it also comes off after eating apples, and, the only thing that sugar can cause is temporary toothache in sensitive teeth, as it irritates the nerve a bit, so I try to brush regularly because I get ache in my broken upper wisdom tooth after eating most types of sweets and granolas, as it is very sensitive, but luckily no new cavities and no moving teeth in over a decade, since going plant-based! (Also, I haven’t washed most of my body and my head in over one year, even though I am OCD, and I don’t even have smęlls because I am the pure being, and my breath also never has smęlls, even when I wouldn’t brush for months, but, the reason why I haven’t washed myself is, because I cannot do anything, and I am stuck in an impossible situation at the moment, so, many times, not showering and not brushing can be due to a mt block, or due to not having proper conditions and a proper house, and not necessarily due to fear, though it can also be due to fear or due to a combination of multiple other factors!)
That's amazing ì couldn't stop watching. Does that hurt. Is that person fully numbed up? The teeth underneath look so white compared to the tartar. They also look loose. None of them seem to have solid roots.
All I can think of when seeing these videos is how proud I am of them to finally seek help. Very brave. It is not easy especially if it is this bad. It might be late for some of the teeth but it won't be causing any more serious life-damaging illnesses/pain.
I was just thinking the same thing. I don't know how these people reach the points we see in the videos, but I'm always glad they're in a position where they can get the help they need.
О да, это так сложно, зная, что ты довел до критического состояния что либо, обратиться за помощью . Чем дольше ты ждёшь,или чем дольше ты не можешь позволить себе это, тем страшнее потом пойти обратиться за помощью, даже когда возможность появилась. Страшно и стыдно одновременно. Так что эти люди определенно молодцы
Here is someone who takes pride in their work. Excellent job. I’m so surprised by the condition of their teeth, after the removal of the tarts. Teeth weren’t yellow or had many cavities. I’m betting the patient won’t stop smiling or looking into a mirror for a very long time. Thanks for taking the time to give them back a good smile.
I don’t brush every day, and once I didn’t brush for five months, but I never get this hardened buildup, because I am plant-based - dairy / meats / eggs etc are the main cause of cavities and moving teeth and hardened buildup and tonsil stones and most other h-problem, and it isn’t sugar or carbs, like, I eat a lot of sugar and carbs almost every day, and I never get new cavities or hardened buildup, only a bit of soft buildup which can easily be scraped off, and it also comes off after eating apples, and, the only thing that sugar can cause is temporary toothache in sensitive teeth, as it irritates the nerve a bit, so I try to brush regularly because I get ache in my broken upper wisdom tooth after eating most types of sweets and granolas, as it is very sensitive, but luckily no new cavities and no moving teeth in over a decade, since going plant-based! (Also, I haven’t washed most of my body and my head in over one year, even though I am OCD, and I don’t even have smęlls because I am the pure being, and my breath also never has smęlls, even when I wouldn’t brush for months, but, the reason why I haven’t washed myself is, because I cannot do anything, and I am stuck in an impossible situation at the moment, so, many times, not showering and not brushing can be due to a mt block, or due to not having proper conditions and a proper house, and not necessarily due to fear, though it can also be due to fear or due to a combination of multiple other factors!)
Honestly, ppl have a breath / body etc that naturally smęll, so even brushing / showering won’t make it go away, and maybe just reduce it, and most cannot tell that it still has smęlls, but I can immediately smęll it if one is too close to me or if one talks or breathes and is one meter away or two meters away or half a meter away, because I have a very developed sense of smęll etc, so I don’t get too close to ppl as I am very sensitive to smęlls - however, I never have smęlls in my breath, not even when I don’t brush for months, and even my sweat and the other things that come from my body have no smęlls, as I am very pure and I also am plant-based, and, by the way, I used to not brush for months in the past, but now I brush regularly, at least every few days, or after eating sweets that give me a toothache in my broken wisdom tooth, but even when I didn’t brush for five months I still had no smęll, like, my breath just naturally has no smęlls, which was also tested and confirmed by others, not just by me testing it, and right after having something it smęlls just like the food or drink that I had, so right now my breath smęlls like Alpro blueberry yogurt with peanut butter and orange / mango juice as I just had those foods and drinks, and an hour later it shall have no smęll at all, as usually about one hour after eating and drinking it smęlls like nada (warm air without smęll) again!
@@lanavishnevskaya5008После таких камней десна садится,и зубы начинают шататься,необходимо укрепить десны,чтобы зубы не выпадали, очень запустили все😮
Wow geez. Their poor gums look PAINFUL!!! I really seriously expected more decay and cavities and just damage to the teeth overall but they surprisingly looked pretty good given what you started with.
The odd thing is that tartar generally does not result in cavities. Cavities form where there is no tartar. The patient will now have to make sure he brushes his teeth with a flouride toothpaste twice a day, floss, and use an antibacterial mouthwash after flossing to prevent these newly exposed areas from getting cavities now.
Oh there’s decay.. in fact a root canal is needed on the first set of molars. The front teeth don’t rot like the molars. I’m surprised his wisdom tooth came in healthy and without impaction. I really hope this person learned that even if you can’t afford a toothbrush a homemade toothpick can help you scrap old food away. Humans have been cleaning their teeth in some fashion since the beginning of time. This person has totally neglected his mouth. I dont know how he lived with his breath. I feel bad saying this but his mouth likely smelled like a garbage disposal
Ikr?! it’s like all that tartar just protected the teeth underneath. How is that possible? How do they not have more decay in their teeth underneath all that?! Was that old food, or actual tissue from the mouth coming out from the bottom? I don’t even understand how you can build up that much tartar… just never brushing or flossing? It’s so wild to see the mostly healthy teeth underneath. Yah, the gums are jacked up, but they’ll eventually heal back around the teeth. So fascinating to watch. 😮
It was watching videos like this as a form of exposure therapy that got me over my fear of the dentist. :) 1 root canal and 5 fillings later and it's just routine visits for me now! If you are afraid of the dentist let me first note that my root canal was not only painless, but it felt like a much needed flossing, as though I could --while numbed--tell there was some relief going on. It was a spa day and a half, and I absolutely love visiting the dentist now. I wish you all the best on your road to dental health!!
Check Dr. Ellie Phillips' UA-cam channel. She created a complete mouth care system and advocates for xylitol. I've been on that system for more than a year and I am satisfied with the results 😊
I saw on another comment that this dentist provides care for homeless and or poor people, if that’s true this person may have not had much of a choice, but if I’m wrong maybe they have issues going on, or just need a little extra help, and that’s perfectly ok ❤! Hope yall are doing good too! :)
За этой каменной стеной скрывались здоровые, чистые зубы. А тут чистишь, ухаживаешь, а они крошатся, разваливаются. Это всё-таки генетика, наследственность, Доктору БРАВО !!!
How can the teeth of these people be in this condition? It's amazing, I've never seen tartar like this and it's still surprising that the teeth survived all this punishment. The teeth of this people must be very strong. Congratulations on the work, it's important to raise awareness that people should take good care of their teeth.
Its interesting because different bacteria cause decay than calculus. Mostly the calculus "shelters" the decay and dentinal sensitivity. Seems like this demographic of patients have more calculus than decay.... I always wonder if he uses LA... 🤔
honestly, makes sense. I'm assuming the patients are also indian, which uses less sugars in their foods. basmati rice is also lower in starches @@Just_MHO_thomasina
Это не рыхлая десна, а некроз ( отмирание тканей). Удивительно, что камень не повредил зубы, это такая зараза, он образует кисты и дыры в зубах, просто проедает! У этого парня железо- бетонные зубы, но вот боюсь, что убрав этот каменный фундамент, зубы начнут качаться. Много лет он растил эти глыбы у себя во рту!
Thats so hypnotising to watch, yet absolutely horrific at same time. I recently took in a rescued cat whose mouth looked as bad as this and he absolutely stank. I thought the smell was his dirty body, as he was old and very neglected, but it was his mouth. I dread to think how much pain he must have suffered. It broke my heart. Animals dont always get the care they need, as well as people, but they cant do anything to help themselves either
RDH here. Great job! Need Deep cleaning. There’s a lot of mobility on mandibular anterior teeth and some slight mobility on some molar teeth. Hopefully once tissue regains health and tightens up it will be better but for long term prognosis to save some of the teeth looks not so good.
На самом деле зубной камень как панцирь, обволакивает и защищает зубы. У меня тоже удаляли зубной камень, Я переживала, что там под ним, как мои зубы. Но все оказалось не так уж плохо, зубы были здоровыми и белыми. Правда, камня было в разы меньше. Мне 57, у меня все зубы свои. Нужно просто чистить их правильной пастой. И обязательно на ночь.
Mind you, girl, the Tartar works as a protection wall, and its peculiar chemical composition serves to neutralize exactly the sort of acids that cause karies. In more extreme cases, the teeth have loosened to the point of falling out if it weren`t for the Tartar keeping them in place.
I am very sure relief would not describe how this patient for for a few days after this. I am sure there was pain and discomfort involved while healing.
Who knows where this procedure was done. A lot of countries do not have nearby dental clinics or clinics at all. And if there are clinics, sadly maybe money is an issue. Once plaque turns into tartar, it cannot be removed by a toothbrush but with tools that a hygienist has.
Are there diet restrictions after a case like this? The gums are so raw and damaged. I’m sure you give them antibiotics. Just curious. Remarkable job. Thank you for sharing. ❤
No it didn't...that dude has about six on just that one side of his molars. And he will likely lose all the front teeth because the gums are gone almost to the bone...
@@dimedrolzakhadoom6752 дело не в питании, а в состоянии зубной эмали, а это генетика. к гладкой эмали ничего не прилипнет, там сцепления просто не будет.
How do they keep the patient’s teeth from coming out after removing all that tartar? That one crater that was left when they took that big hunk out made me about half 🤢
This patient has extreme periodontal disease. The patient will likely need surgical periodontal treatment Like a gum graft. Its sad because the teeth themselves look pretty good. But without proper treatment they will likely lose many or all teeth.
Finally another nice long video from dr gigi!! Can see all the gigantic tartar, with severe inflammation, pus and large pieces of bio-film sticking onto the gum. This is marvellous! And good cleaning work as always by Dr! Well done
I was doing the same yall! Eating a late night dinner, sound fully up and just engrossed but not grossed out. I'm amazing at the work and skill. I swear I thought those poor wittle teef nubs was gonna get scooped up along with the gunk. Goodness gracious yall, brush yo teefs and go to the dentist before bad things happen.
Your comment made me laugh. I remember recounting an event to my late mother and I said I WAS THERE WITH MY LEGS CROSSED. MY mam burst out laughing, she was like whsts having your legs crossed to do with anything 😂😂😂
This is in the top 5 of the most severe cases that Dr. Gigi and his staff have placed on his UA-cam page. The only problem: those who should be seeing this probably will not see themselves in this until the pain gets so bad that they are forced to seek dental care. I would hope that some of these severe cases would have follow-ups and be easily linked for those of us who subscribe. This is just the first chapter in the complete dental plan. I would also like to know: are the patients indigent, uneducated, unaware of the ramifications of their lifetime of neglecting their teeth? Have they been prevented from seeking care due to financial constraints or fear of a visit to the dentist? Dr. Gigi is doing a tremendous service for the cause of preventive and maintenance dentistry. This is the real stuff, not sensationalized. Hats off from the kid of a dentist.
Even in extreme cases they still won’t go to the dentist and will prefer to lose all their teeth. My father was one of them, he neglected his oral hygiene up to the point of losing all but three teeth. And it’s a family thing. My first visit to the dentist was when I was 27: a molar had to be extracted due to cavities, severe crowding that was difficulting the (little) hygiene I had, a significant amount of tartar along the gumlines. Now almost 3 years later I’m getting my braces off in a couple weeks and I already have saved half of the amount needed for my implant. Most people would tell me ‘but you could have gone to the dentist since you were 18’ and the thing is, it’s really difficult to do things you’re not taught to do/used to do. Like some families go to the church on Sundays and others don’t, the ones that don’t go to the dentist cannot expect their children to take care of their teeth even in adulthood. And to think that I first went to the dentist out of my own curiosity…
I believe it's a combination of several factors, some of which you have mentioned. Complete oral hygiene is also not common knowledge (most people are only aware of having to brush their teeth twice, but not of scaling and/or flossing, or even proper brushing techniques). That said, things are changing, I believe that at least the middle and upper socio-economic class are becoming more aware and dilligent regarding flossing and routine scaling. Btw, _gigi_ is not his name. It's Indonesian for "teeth" (_dokter gigi_ literally translates to "teeth doctor" aka dentist.) In Indonesian, he would be referred to as Drg (or dokter gigi) Tri.
Thank you for sharing. Greet dentist and dental assistant! Wishing the patient the best of luck on their new tooth journey. . Hopefully now they will stay in schedule.
I'm just thinking of how bad that must have tasted and smelt as well as hurt. I can't stand it when my teeth feel even remotely slimy, I don't know how people let it get to this point. Goes to show how important effective and consistent education around dental hygiene is.
Not always, someone can have insurance and money to pay and still won't go due to phobia or, worst, laziness! I've seen it in my own family! I've tried shaming, telling them it's for their own good health, no change! Very frustrating!
Holy moly, the pain this person must be feeling. I can't even imagine. I really hope you gave them something for the pain during and after this fascinating procedure. Also antibiotics bc, while I'm not a doctor, I'm gonna guess they will probably develop an infection with all that exposed tissue. I'm also guessing this person might lose a tooth or two, bc I saw at least one tooth wiggling while you were blasting it, and then you had to hold the tooth to finish off that one tooth. And then I continue to watch and there is a large amount of, I'm guessing semi rotting not attached flesh that you just moved out of the way. Makes me realize how lucky I am, my teeth aren't perfect and neither is my oral care routine, that I live where I live. While there are lots of people who don't take care of their teeth, they usually have excessive cavities/rot out due to the amount of sugar in most peoples diets. Anyways, amazing job. This is probably a life changing event for this person.
@@juanacristinamesa7183 😮 Santísimo Dios. Lo siento mucho por su amigo. Por favor aconséjele que vaya al odontólogo, lo antes posible, por el propio bien de él.
I'm sure this young man won't take care of his teeth since he seems not to have been taught as a child. I know that my husband wasn't taught & he still only brushes his teeth once a day in the morning.
Looks fake to me. I have watched so many of these videos and they all have a black residue underneath of them and what was that gooey stuff? It must not have hardened up on their teeth before they started scaling the supposed tartar
@@chilipeppa7359So you assume it's fake? So all the bleeding is just red liquid being poured in this mouth? RIGHT...let me know when you stop being so delusional 🤦 You'll believe in your own BS as truth 🤣
The way my floss smell at night and the morning after eating everything I want. I could only imagine the SMELL from all the tartar buildup. 😷 Good job team!!
Retired dental assistant here. I've only seen one patient come into our practice who was in a state similar to this. Absolutely horrific, and the patient was in so much discomfort. Even after the procedure - which was very necessary as the patient's life was in danger - it was sad, because with the calculus (tartar) gone, the patient's teeth were just flapping in the breeze. Please, Please, PLEASE, folks, do not let your teeth get anywhere near this bad.
after the cleaning procedure how the patient can keep the teeth? it seems like can go flying at any moment
@@dee23150 Very good question. The patient wanted the minimum done to resolve the serious infection in the mouth because there was a risk of the patient going septic (having the infection spread from the mouth to the rest of the body). We felt terrible letting the patient leave the office in that condition, but that's what the patient insisted on.
How long does it take for tartar to grow this thick?
@@mistiffiecation There are more factors than just hygiene, though that's a big one. There are also genetics. Everyone has slightly different chemicals in their saliva, and that means some people are more prone to forming calculus (tartar) quickly. The patient I mentioned above and one other who was almost as bad were both just in their mid-twenties. There were serious hygiene issues and neither had ever been to a dentist before, but to have such an enormous amount of calculus at that age, there had to have been genetic factors as well. So a person can have teeth like this as early as their 20s, but they would need to have no dental care, minimal hygiene (there are a lot of people who do nothing more than rub toothpaste on their teeth with a finger - seriously), and saliva that calcifies quickly. People who aren't dealing with a genetic predisposition to form calculus quickly may never get to this state so long as they practice acceptable dental hygiene and visit a dentist regularly. People who do form calculus quickly can still keep their teeth and not get into a dire situation like this as long as they are rigourous with their hygiene - brush AND floss everyday - and visit a dentist for a check-up and cleaning every 6 months.
Do you charge extra for this
I started by watching house cleaning, fridge restocking, carpet cleaning, ingrown hair removal… and ended up here 😂 fantastic job btw
I don’t know about you… But I need a cigarette now. And I don’t even smoke!
@@momstermom2939 if your smoking after this..your going too fast!!!😹😹😹
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Lol I started with pimple popping, to overgrown nails, to this, to house cleaning, to powerwashing to drain unclogging and I'm back to this😅
@@momstermom2939😂
I’m a hygienist and not much shocks me anymore…but this video literally made my jaw drop
Answer me this please, because I’m confused. If this person has such horrible dental hygiene then why are his teeth and gums in great condition.
Look closely, those teeth look very healthy. No bad spots or dark areas and his gums are nice. But then there’s this epic stuff on his teeth that’s supposed to be plaque. I’ve seen a hundred videos on here with people having the most rotten, poorly taken care of teeth you’ve ever seen and they don’t have plaque build up at all. I don’t see how you can not brush your teeth and have zero cavities, healthy gums but with epic levels of plaque build up.
I wonder if some of these videos are fake, where they put something on their teeth to look like build up. I mean look at how perfectly clean those teeth are
@@memphiswaspmafia Ooh this is such a good question! I apologize in advance because I get real excited about these kinds of questions lol.
Tldr; cavities and tartar buildup/periodontal disease are two different disease processes caused by different things (like type of bacteria). You can have one without the other, you can have both, or if you’re really lucky you have neither.
I guarantee you these videos are not fake, as crazy as they are!
The longer answer!
There’s a couple main facts to know to understand this:
1- Plaque is mostly bacteria and food debris. It’s soft and sticky and it hardens into tartar over time.
2- Tartar is mineralized plaque build up on the teeth, like a hard water stain. The minerals come mostly from your saliva.
3- Our teeth are strengthened by minerals.
4- Cavities form when bacteria turn food we eat into acid, which then pulls minerals out of our teeth.
Some people have more minerals in their saliva. This leads to more buildup and sometimes fewer cavities because the minerals are strengthening the teeth. This isn’t always the case though. Some people have more acidic saliva which causes more cavities. Different bacteria cause cavities than cause gum and periodontal disease and not everybody has the same exact bacteria in the mouths. Cavity risk can also be affected by diet.
You’re right that the teeth themselves do look in pretty good condition. However, the gums are not. The redness, swelling, bleeding and the loose/floppy appearance all tells us that there’s a major infection going on in the areas of tartar buildup. Probably more important though is the bone that’s actually holding the teeth in place. This level of infection causes the bone to basically disintegrate around the teeth, which is why you can see some of them moving as the doctor is cleaning. In this case the person has so much bone loss and so much periodontal disease that even though the tooth on its own is healthy, they’re probably gonna lose some of them because of the condition of the bone, there just isn’t enough to hold them in place.
I thought that too but figured maybe the plaque somehow protected the teeth. This gums are not healthy, though. The swelling, bleeding, and receding says a LOT.
@@Ray.of.the.Remnantyep! In addition to the minerals, it can kind of act like a protective cover around the tooth as well
Those gums are hurting and screaming for mercy.
I had absolutely no idea plaque could get like this! Am I the only one?
@@sweetzlewis6354 it's from nit brushing and getting regular cleanings every 6 months.
@@kaleighshriver4837I once lived in a city with something in their water that caused calcifications. When the dentist removed it you could clearly see where I flossed between my teeth and I brush every, every day. Deep Cleaning at my annual checkup.
No 😊, I didn't either
My housemates teeth are like this, front and back. His hygiene is shocking. Ngl but I've never gotten a dental cleaning but it's really not that hard to keep your teeth clean by brushing and flossing. Avoiding sugar helps a lot too which is probably why his teeth are so bad as he only drinks soft drink and eats junk food
Ekelerregend, wie kann man seine Zähne sooo schlecht pflegen, das das passiert.Einfach Zähne putzen,dann kommt es gar nicht erst so weit.
That first shot of Listerine is gonna burn like a mf 😂😂😂
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Yikes!! Ouch!
😂😂😂😂
Applaud to all dentists because they have strong stomach, patient and faith because i can tell the smell from my flossing so imagine after taking off those tarter.
It can be horrendous indeed....and sadly for the patient can be extremely painful especially when the gingiva recedes so much due to the tartar stacking against the tooth and just increasing like a huge cyst that just increases.....I would not be too surprised if that patient had issues while he ate food.
A reminder that this is also what dental hygienists are also trained to do. ✌
that smell is tooth decay, pop some mouth wash after you're finished.
I dont understand how this happens
Oh boy… no thank you. Gross. This honestly hurt my heart though
I'm sorry, forgot to mention the dental hygienist did an amazing job to keeping up with the Dentist!!!!! Great job by both! 😊😊😊😊😊
Dental assistant, but yes, an amazing job!! Hygienists don’t assist the dentist, they work independently or occasionally with the help of a dental assistant.
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I think dental hygienist completed that cleaning actually. Dentist usually do not do cleaning ( at least in USA) . By the way the procedure is not completed yet. This patient need at least one more - fine scale.
@@Popondop True, but the original comment was about the great work done by the person seen in the video….a dental assistant not a dental hygienist.
@@sandracheeks181134
When he walk in, the dentist replied (CANCEL ALL MY MORNING APPOINTMENTS)😂😂
This is like a car accident. You don’t want to look but you can’t help but to keep on watching. I’m just bewildered how people can let their teeth go like that!
I’m watching from Southern California USA
You would expect that the teeth would have been in very bad condition but it was the gums that took the beating. If those gums cannot be healed, all of those teeth will be gone!
I miss my home of socal😢
😂😂😂😂true
I saw this in the military, the funny or sad depending on how you look at it. In the military, you get free dental care.
I think you meant a "train wreck"
Dude, it looks like the tartar was the only thing holding the teeth IN; how do you deal with the deformed gums?
I'm assuming with time they will shrink and form around the teeth. just think when you get a tooth oulled eventually your gums cover the hole, almost like it was never there.
You dont, the gums arent recovering from that im sure
maybe dentures or some kind of connected covering?
Was looking for this question
@@acatcheckingitstemperature394the soft tissue of the gums will recover, the lost bone will not
I never knew teeth could build up that much tartar. Amazing how you could get all that extracted . Thank you for your expertise.
Удивительно как можно было довести до такого свою полость рта
Чем надо было питаться, чтобы наросло это?
@@НатальяМусатова-т4яможет, зубы вообще не чистил.
yup, sonic cleaners make it easy to remove such calculas. be nice to know age of this patient
@@НатальяМусатова-т4яi think just sweets and white bread and stuff like this. Even one carrot would destroy this stuff...
How long does it have to pass for the tartar get.to this stage?
Yo creo q nunca se cepillo los dientes
100년
This dentist was quite gentle, given he had huge chunks to remove, so, bravo! Well done! Dentists are unsung hero’s, in my book! They spend years hunched over, doing their work in a tiny place. Then, once they’re near retirement, need back surgery, or need help with their bad backs later on! From those of us who care, thank you! Last thing - I feel so sorry for this young man, he’s going to really hurt, the next day! He’s so brave having it done, and am tickled they could afford to get this done!! Whew, dentist are SO expensive! Maybe it’s why this boy waited for so long to have it done!!
My husband had tarter almost this bad & he was in his 30's at the time. He is now 60yrs & still doesn't take care of his teeth. He does brush them once a day in the morning but that's it.
I wore braces for 7yrs as a child & I take very good care of my teeth. My husband can't understand why I won't kiss him anylonger. His teeth make me sick!!! Once some tarter broke off the back of one of his lower front teeth & he thought his tooth had broken. I told him it was tarter but he wouldn't believe me. He did go to the dentist finally. The dentist cleaned his teeth it was the first time they had EVER been cleaned (I blame his parents), he cried & wined about the pain afterwards for 3-4 days. I told him that if he would just go to the dentist twice a year he wouldn't have been in so much pain. He has now gone to have his teeth cleaned a total of 2x's in his entire 60yrs of life. He still won't listen to me, it is so sad.
Thanks for reading an old woman's (62yrs), bitch about her husband & his teeth.
Mude para o Brasil. Aqui a assistência dentária, é gratuita. E nós temos o hábito de escovar os dentes após cada refeição.
This is amazing to watch. This poor chap must be hurting like hell. Makes me feel quite pleased that it's not me!
@@cynthiadestefani230, you are one tolerant woman. For me it would have been a deal breaker had my husband not had proper dental hygiene when I met him.
@@cynthiadestefani230no, it doesn't build up like this. Sorry
This may be the video that finally breaks my brain! Have you ever done a video on the healing process? I can't even imagine how the patient can eat with all the open sores in their mouth.
They will have to be on a full liquid soft diet. The dr will have to pack dome of those wounds with special dental gaze.😢😮
It is there own fault for having an absolutely disgusting mouth and not doing anything about it
Amazing video.
How do teeth get to that state? I'm guessing the patient doesn't brush or floss ever?
@@lynnw7155I’ve seen mention in other comments that this dentist offers cleanings to poor and homeless who wouldn’t be able to afford them otherwise. I’m guessing that’s what we’re seeing in these videos.
Shoutout to not only the Dr the person holding suction & camera person, y’all did not disappoint…
I don’t brush every day, and once I didn’t brush for five months, but I never get this hardened buildup, because I am plant-based - dairy / meats / eggs etc are the main cause of cavities and moving teeth and hardened buildup and tonsil stones and most other h-problem, and it isn’t sugar or carbs, like, I eat a lot of sugar and carbs almost every day, and I never get new cavities or hardened buildup, only a bit of soft buildup which can easily be scraped off, and it also comes off after eating apples, and, the only thing that sugar can cause is temporary toothache in sensitive teeth, as it irritates the nerve a bit, so I try to brush regularly because I get ache in my broken upper wisdom tooth after eating most types of sweets and granolas, as it is very sensitive, but luckily no new cavities and no moving teeth in over a decade, since going plant-based! (Also, I haven’t washed most of my body and my head in over one year, even though I am OCD, and I don’t even have smęlls because I am the pure being, and my breath also never has smęlls, even when I wouldn’t brush for months, but, the reason why I haven’t washed myself is, because I cannot do anything, and I am stuck in an impossible situation at the moment, so, many times, not showering and not brushing can be due to a mt block, or due to not having proper conditions and a proper house, and not necessarily due to fear, though it can also be due to fear or due to a combination of multiple other factors!)
@@FrozenMermaid666you might now smell it because your nose gets used to it but trust me you stink!!!
Dios eso es demasiado descuido
Yes, that dental assistant is on point. ❤
@@FrozenMermaid666 you decided to admit on the internet that you have poor hygiene😂 your breath must smell horrible
That's amazing ì couldn't stop watching. Does that hurt. Is that person fully numbed up? The teeth underneath look so white compared to the tartar. They also look loose. None of them seem to have solid roots.
The gums were so far pushed away from the teeth so I think that's why. Gums will shift back pretty easily though.
Yes they are numbed but it will hurt later for a few days.
The teeth are loose because the bone has receded due to infection and inflammation.
All I can think of when seeing these videos is how proud I am of them to finally seek help. Very brave. It is not easy especially if it is this bad. It might be late for some of the teeth but it won't be causing any more serious life-damaging illnesses/pain.
I was just thinking the same thing. I don't know how these people reach the points we see in the videos, but I'm always glad they're in a position where they can get the help they need.
О да, это так сложно, зная, что ты довел до критического состояния что либо, обратиться за помощью . Чем дольше ты ждёшь,или чем дольше ты не можешь позволить себе это, тем страшнее потом пойти обратиться за помощью, даже когда возможность появилась. Страшно и стыдно одновременно. Так что эти люди определенно молодцы
Filthy.. how can u show them sympathy
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@@Mazzy-b4veasily. Everyone deserves sympathy
How’d you get the gums back in place after removing the giant tartar rocks?
Time, it takes a while to heal and your teeth to set
Amazingly it will tighten back up. Doesn’t take as long as you might think either
*7:25** No way that was a piece of corn!! Im just in Awe with the whole thing!*
I was legit thinking the same thing, like how long has that been there? O.o;;
There's two different pieces of corn in there
The smell when they unearthed that..
Another piece @ 10:12
He was probably keeping it for a lil snack.
I bet an antibiotic was needed after this cleaning. Most of the surviving teeth look decent after the cleaning.
I thought the same thing. Ironically, the extreme plaque seem to preserve the actual teeth. Now the gum disease is a whole nother issue.
Here is someone who takes pride in their work. Excellent job. I’m so surprised by the condition of their teeth, after the removal of the tarts. Teeth weren’t yellow or had many cavities.
I’m betting the patient won’t stop smiling or looking into a mirror for a very long time.
Thanks for taking the time to give them back a good smile.
Teeth are white because of the force field of shit around them
Omg, will all those teeth need to be removed?
Это точно, тоже удивлена хорошим состоянием зубов. Человеку повезло
Yes, but many were loose.
beautiful comment 😊
Bruh, shit went from tartar cleaning to a horror movie real quick. All that blood!!!
Fr it was groosssss
Gingivitis
imagine how long and how much blood wasn’t circulating there… 🤮
Periodontitis @@maryanderson5751
Those poor gums. It's gonna hurt so much once the numbing agents wear off
This hygienist did an amazing job. Your Mother must be extremely proud that you are such a conscientious and thorough worker. Good work !
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Nosso Deus como deixou chegar a tanto isso deve incomodar muito e no fim um super alívio
A mãe do paciente tabem deve estar muito orgulhosa do filho relachado 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Is he 12?😭
Anyone else watch these videos and immediately go floss afterwards or is it just me?
Made me.
Sick to my stomach but I just couldn't stop watching
I just imagine how bad their breath is🤣💀cuz obviously they don't brush🤦♂️how can someone go without brushing?
Same!!!
I don’t brush every day, and once I didn’t brush for five months, but I never get this hardened buildup, because I am plant-based - dairy / meats / eggs etc are the main cause of cavities and moving teeth and hardened buildup and tonsil stones and most other h-problem, and it isn’t sugar or carbs, like, I eat a lot of sugar and carbs almost every day, and I never get new cavities or hardened buildup, only a bit of soft buildup which can easily be scraped off, and it also comes off after eating apples, and, the only thing that sugar can cause is temporary toothache in sensitive teeth, as it irritates the nerve a bit, so I try to brush regularly because I get ache in my broken upper wisdom tooth after eating most types of sweets and granolas, as it is very sensitive, but luckily no new cavities and no moving teeth in over a decade, since going plant-based! (Also, I haven’t washed most of my body and my head in over one year, even though I am OCD, and I don’t even have smęlls because I am the pure being, and my breath also never has smęlls, even when I wouldn’t brush for months, but, the reason why I haven’t washed myself is, because I cannot do anything, and I am stuck in an impossible situation at the moment, so, many times, not showering and not brushing can be due to a mt block, or due to not having proper conditions and a proper house, and not necessarily due to fear, though it can also be due to fear or due to a combination of multiple other factors!)
Honestly, ppl have a breath / body etc that naturally smęll, so even brushing / showering won’t make it go away, and maybe just reduce it, and most cannot tell that it still has smęlls, but I can immediately smęll it if one is too close to me or if one talks or breathes and is one meter away or two meters away or half a meter away, because I have a very developed sense of smęll etc, so I don’t get too close to ppl as I am very sensitive to smęlls - however, I never have smęlls in my breath, not even when I don’t brush for months, and even my sweat and the other things that come from my body have no smęlls, as I am very pure and I also am plant-based, and, by the way, I used to not brush for months in the past, but now I brush regularly, at least every few days, or after eating sweets that give me a toothache in my broken wisdom tooth, but even when I didn’t brush for five months I still had no smęll, like, my breath just naturally has no smęlls, which was also tested and confirmed by others, not just by me testing it, and right after having something it smęlls just like the food or drink that I had, so right now my breath smęlls like Alpro blueberry yogurt with peanut butter and orange / mango juice as I just had those foods and drinks, and an hour later it shall have no smęll at all, as usually about one hour after eating and drinking it smęlls like nada (warm air without smęll) again!
@@FrozenMermaid666 you didn’t brush for five months ? That's all I needed to hear - BYE!
How long does it take for the teeth to dry up in this type of situation?
Acho que nunca fez limpeza 😮
I can’t even imagine how sore his mouth was after this was done! It probably hurt for a good week. 😬🤕
Have some teeth with your tartar!
Ради этого стоило потерпеть! Удивительно, что камень создал некроз тканей под ним, но не повредил зубы! Видно, у этого парня очень крепкие зубы!
@@lanavishnevskaya5008После таких камней десна садится,и зубы начинают шататься,необходимо укрепить десны,чтобы зубы не выпадали, очень запустили все😮
THIS. The pain must have been unbearable... Constant pain relief necessary
This is horrible
The fact any of these teeth were still viable with this ammount of negligence....
This dentist and dental hygienist need a huge raise after this. Gross stuff
Many times this tartar forms when the person has a lot of calcium in their saliva, and not due to lack of hygiene.
@@silvanadalinger stop it
@@silvanadalinger excuses.
@@silvanadalingerWHAT!? That’s 100% from not brushing, flossing AND visiting the dentist.
Sumakit tyan ko sa Nakita ko🤮🤮🤮
Wow geez. Their poor gums look PAINFUL!!! I really seriously expected more decay and cavities and just damage to the teeth overall but they surprisingly looked pretty good given what you started with.
thats what i was thinking!
The odd thing is that tartar generally does not result in cavities. Cavities form where there is no tartar. The patient will now have to make sure he brushes his teeth with a flouride toothpaste twice a day, floss, and use an antibacterial mouthwash after flossing to prevent these newly exposed areas from getting cavities now.
Oh there’s decay.. in fact a root canal is needed on the first set of molars. The front teeth don’t rot like the molars. I’m surprised his wisdom tooth came in healthy and without impaction. I really hope this person learned that even if you can’t afford a toothbrush a homemade toothpick can help you scrap old food away. Humans have been cleaning their teeth in some fashion since the beginning of time. This person has totally neglected his mouth. I dont know how he lived with his breath. I feel bad saying this but his mouth likely smelled like a garbage disposal
bby tree you are stunning 😍
Ikr?! it’s like all that tartar just protected the teeth underneath. How is that possible? How do they not have more decay in their teeth underneath all that?! Was that old food, or actual tissue from the mouth coming out from the bottom? I don’t even understand how you can build up that much tartar… just never brushing or flossing? It’s so wild to see the mostly healthy teeth underneath. Yah, the gums are jacked up, but they’ll eventually heal back around the teeth. So fascinating to watch. 😮
It was watching videos like this as a form of exposure therapy that got me over my fear of the dentist. :)
1 root canal and 5 fillings later and it's just routine visits for me now! If you are afraid of the dentist let me first note that my root canal was not only painless, but it felt like a much needed flossing, as though I could --while numbed--tell there was some relief going on. It was a spa day and a half, and I absolutely love visiting the dentist now.
I wish you all the best on your road to dental health!!
Такое впечатление, что это зубы людоеда...которые никогда не знали зубной щётки и зубной пасты.😢
Check Dr. Ellie Phillips' UA-cam channel. She created a complete mouth care system and advocates for xylitol.
I've been on that system for more than a year and I am satisfied with the results 😊
I hear the ocean in the background lol
How long does take for this much tartar to build up? Do they never brush their teeth? Why not?
This is the question I have been waiting to hear.
I saw on another comment that this dentist provides care for homeless and or poor people, if that’s true this person may have not had much of a choice, but if I’m wrong maybe they have issues going on, or just need a little extra help, and that’s perfectly ok ❤! Hope yall are doing good too! :)
Yang nonton ikutan lega berasa ikutan di bersihin juga karang giginya
За этой каменной стеной скрывались здоровые, чистые зубы.
А тут чистишь, ухаживаешь, а они крошатся, разваливаются.
Это всё-таки генетика, наследственность,
Доктору БРАВО !!!
Кальций
Нет, просто они питаются абсолютно не тем, чем мы.
Возможно, они гниют изнутри, такое тоже бывает
archéologie
Зубная паста зло😢
How can the teeth of these people be in this condition? It's amazing, I've never seen tartar like this and it's still surprising that the teeth survived all this punishment. The teeth of this people must be very strong. Congratulations on the work, it's important to raise awareness that people should take good care of their teeth.
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They might be a little loose he was holding a tooth when that big chunk broke off.
DeJADEZ DE LA PERSONA,Y DESPUESS CUESTA MUCHO MAS LA LIMPIEZA,VUCAL ES UNA VEZ,AL AÑO
The gums are extremely damaged unfortunately
it's no use if the roots are fu**ed up or the bone got infected. we cannot see that in the video, but since there is a lot of rotten skin .... oh boy.
Im really glad that i lived in this era to witness this kind of videos on internet
I know this person has to feel better, and I am happy for them ❤
Of course he will feel better,after taking of a ton loads of that crap from his mouth. I am sure he’s going to weigh twenty pounds lighter.
He'll need much more work. His gums will be very sore, his teeth will be very loose. He'll have to be very patient, and persevere.
😳 OMG! I was honestly surprised that there weren't more visible cavities than there were under all of that build up!
looks like there definitely were a couple in his bottom molars o: still impressive though
Its interesting because different bacteria cause decay than calculus. Mostly the calculus "shelters" the decay and dentinal sensitivity. Seems like this demographic of patients have more calculus than decay.... I always wonder if he uses LA... 🤔
honestly, makes sense. I'm assuming the patients are also indian, which uses less sugars in their foods. basmati rice is also lower in starches @@Just_MHO_thomasina
Ich denke auch, dass Zahnstein vor Karies schützt. Deshalb die Frage, ob Zahnstein wirklich so ungesund ist
I wondered how often the teeth fall out after this cleaning without the tartar to stabilize them.
It feels like if I don’t finish watching this and go, the teeth will be like this until I let the video finish. 😂
Me too😊
😂 me too
The pain this boy must have been in.. You're an angel for helping him
Wow! I have never seen the loose white gum material under the tartar before. Pardon me while I floss and brush!
😂😂best comment 😂😂
@@jeanetteoglesby6428 thanks!
That wasn't gum material, it was tartar. Basically left over chewed food. That's why there was corn in there as well.
I thought it was rotten flesh that has been pushed out by the tartar
Это не рыхлая десна, а некроз ( отмирание тканей). Удивительно, что камень не повредил зубы, это такая зараза, он образует кисты и дыры в зубах, просто проедает! У этого парня железо- бетонные зубы, но вот боюсь, что убрав этот каменный фундамент, зубы начнут качаться. Много лет он растил эти глыбы у себя во рту!
Я тоже , начала смотреть котиков , потом маникюр , ампутация ноги ) , вросшие ногти и оказалась здесь😂 . куда только не заведёт пытливый ум :))
Тут скорее всего не ум, а безграничный простор ютуба😂
I started out with cats then went to unusual pet partnerships to Olympic skating now this.
Почему я оказался здесь? Интересное кино
С удаления мозоли на ноге я оказался здесь 😂
Que asco 🤮
That piece at 4:00 min though 😳, great work and I bet the patient feels amazing while in pain at the same time.
Imagina o cheiro
AHHHHH
Thats so hypnotising to watch, yet absolutely horrific at same time. I recently took in a rescued cat whose mouth looked as bad as this and he absolutely stank. I thought the smell was his dirty body, as he was old and very neglected, but it was his mouth. I dread to think how much pain he must have suffered. It broke my heart. Animals dont always get the care they need, as well as people, but they cant do anything to help themselves either
RDH here. Great job! Need Deep cleaning. There’s a lot of mobility on mandibular anterior teeth and some slight mobility on some molar teeth. Hopefully once tissue regains health and tightens up it will be better but for long term prognosis to save some of the teeth looks not so good.
Definitely needs SRP
Teeth are so resilient. It’s incredible that they’ve not fallen out. Wonderful job! 👏🏻
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На самом деле зубной камень как панцирь, обволакивает и защищает зубы. У меня тоже удаляли зубной камень, Я переживала, что там под ним, как мои зубы. Но все оказалось не так уж плохо, зубы были здоровыми и белыми. Правда, камня было в разы меньше. Мне 57, у меня все зубы свои. Нужно просто чистить их правильной пастой. И обязательно на ночь.
Yet
The relief this patient must feel! Great job, Doc!
The feeling after your teeth are cleaned is the best.
Mind you, girl, the Tartar works as a protection wall, and its peculiar chemical composition serves to neutralize exactly the sort of acids that cause karies. In more extreme cases, the teeth have loosened to the point of falling out if it weren`t for the Tartar keeping them in place.
EXACTLY
I am very sure relief would not describe how this patient for for a few days after this. I am sure there was pain and discomfort involved while healing.
@@betty-y3m9y I agree 100%!! I hope after they heal, they’ll find more comfort and peace.
" I built this shit, brick by brick by brick" 😂😂😂
Excellent job! That has to be a huge relief! I hope he takes a step closer to the toothbrush now😮
Yeah that was ridiculous 🤢🤢
Who knows where this procedure was done. A lot of countries do not have nearby dental clinics or clinics at all. And if there are clinics, sadly maybe money is an issue. Once plaque turns into tartar, it cannot be removed by a toothbrush but with tools that a hygienist has.
No tendrá nada que limpiar porque se ha destruido el hueso y esos dientes se van a caer en un plis...
Dari IG pindah kesini. Makasih asupan pengahambat laparnta dok. Sangat membantu sekali dalam program diet saya 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nama ignya apa bang?
Mual jd nyaa
Are there diet restrictions after a case like this? The gums are so raw and damaged. I’m sure you give them antibiotics. Just curious. Remarkable job. Thank you for sharing. ❤
Antibiotics should only be given if there is infection, yes the gums are severely inflamed, but that doesn’t automatically assume there is infection.
When the tartar is completely removed the gums will heal unbelievably quickly. They will look great in a week. No antibiotics needed!
This is probably the worst case I’ve seen. I guess they have a remarkable immune system.
how do people even get their teeth to this point ?
Wow! I have never seen tarter or teeth like this! Gross! Kudos to the dentist and staff.
This video should be shown to young school aged children, so they will know to brush their teeth at least twice a day.
It’s not just brushing teeth. Need regular flossing as well
Deve ser que o estaoago está jogando muito ácido isso não é normal mesmo q não escove
That was the most satisfying thing I have seen in a long time. Beats any of the restoration videos. Thanks doctor!
The funny part is that it kept out all the cavities 😂😂
No it didn't...that dude has about six on just that one side of his molars. And he will likely lose all the front teeth because the gums are gone almost to the bone...
Funny? How old are we now?
@jade20027 I'm 11 anything else
Лучшая мотивация не забывать чистить зубы...)
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@@dimedrolzakhadoom6752 дело не в питании, а в состоянии зубной эмали, а это генетика. к гладкой эмали ничего не прилипнет, там сцепления просто не будет.
I honestly have to say, I think this is his first cleaning!!!
😊❤
О да
It's amazing how there is no decay underneath all of that. Great job 👏
But there was?
Did you not see the rotting flesh in those gums?
I don’t think we were watching the same video!
Yes. Really amazing and somewhat makes me wonder. Why is there no decay ?? Soso healthy.
Hmm?!
Rotting gums are not the same as tooth decay.
How do they keep the patient’s teeth from coming out after removing all that tartar? That one crater that was left when they took that big hunk out made me about half 🤢
The body repairs itself after several days
I was looking for the tooth to fall out...😮
This isn't real, are you serious right now? Come on ppl.
@@snowww816of course it's real. Come on person
They don’t but gums are like grass in that they grow back for the most part. They firm up fast if they take care of them.
This is the wall from game of thrones when they try to reach in human teritory 😮
I'm always amazed at how beautifully white the teeth are when they are uncovered .
Do the gums grow back normally?
Nope.
This patient needs intensive treatment, maintenance.
This patient has extreme periodontal disease. The patient will likely need surgical periodontal treatment Like a gum graft. Its sad because the teeth themselves look pretty good. But without proper treatment they will likely lose many or all teeth.
Poor gums
I kept expecting the teeth to fall out.
Finally another nice long video from dr gigi!! Can see all the gigantic tartar, with severe inflammation, pus and large pieces of bio-film sticking onto the gum. This is marvellous! And good cleaning work as always by Dr! Well done
Hope you enjoyed it!
Ini no 2 ter GIANT dr yang pertama itu ya dok?? Pasti satisfied bgt kan ngerjainny...
What is the soft gunk he’s pulling out?
curious
what is that slimy stuff between the tarter and the tooth. never seen that before. thanks
Does the tissue grow back after this procedure to help with the loose teeth? Or do the teeth have to then be removed as well?
unfortunately the loose teeth are caused by bone loss and they may have to remove a few of them and apply a gum/bone graft to restore them.
@@TwIzTed_JeZTeR Ugh that's awful! I can't imagine!
I’m here eating my dinner watching this with my legs crossed as if this is one of my Netflix shows lmaooo
LMAO same. makes me want to floss my teeth right after! lol
I was doing the same yall! Eating a late night dinner, sound fully up and just engrossed but not grossed out. I'm amazing at the work and skill. I swear I thought those poor wittle teef nubs was gonna get scooped up along with the gunk. Goodness gracious yall, brush yo teefs and go to the dentist before bad things happen.
Your a savage for that 😅
Your comment made me laugh. I remember recounting an event to my late mother and I said I WAS THERE WITH MY LEGS CROSSED. MY mam burst out laughing, she was like whsts having your legs crossed to do with anything 😂😂😂
I hope you brushed your teeth right after
This is in the top 5 of the most severe cases that Dr. Gigi and his staff have placed on his UA-cam page. The only problem: those who should be seeing this probably will not see themselves in this until the pain gets so bad that they are forced to seek dental care. I would hope that some of these severe cases would have follow-ups and be easily linked for those of us who subscribe. This is just the first chapter in the complete dental plan. I would also like to know: are the patients indigent, uneducated, unaware of the ramifications of their lifetime of neglecting their teeth? Have they been prevented from seeking care due to financial constraints or fear of a visit to the dentist? Dr. Gigi is doing a tremendous service for the cause of preventive and maintenance dentistry. This is the real stuff, not sensationalized. Hats off from the kid of a dentist.
Even in extreme cases they still won’t go to the dentist and will prefer to lose all their teeth. My father was one of them, he neglected his oral hygiene up to the point of losing all but three teeth. And it’s a family thing. My first visit to the dentist was when I was 27: a molar had to be extracted due to cavities, severe crowding that was difficulting the (little) hygiene I had, a significant amount of tartar along the gumlines. Now almost 3 years later I’m getting my braces off in a couple weeks and I already have saved half of the amount needed for my implant. Most people would tell me ‘but you could have gone to the dentist since you were 18’ and the thing is, it’s really difficult to do things you’re not taught to do/used to do. Like some families go to the church on Sundays and others don’t, the ones that don’t go to the dentist cannot expect their children to take care of their teeth even in adulthood. And to think that I first went to the dentist out of my own curiosity…
I believe it's a combination of several factors, some of which you have mentioned. Complete oral hygiene is also not common knowledge (most people are only aware of having to brush their teeth twice, but not of scaling and/or flossing, or even proper brushing techniques). That said, things are changing, I believe that at least the middle and upper socio-economic class are becoming more aware and dilligent regarding flossing and routine scaling.
Btw, _gigi_ is not his name. It's Indonesian for "teeth" (_dokter gigi_ literally translates to "teeth doctor" aka dentist.) In Indonesian, he would be referred to as Drg (or dokter gigi) Tri.
This is definitely top 3. Was that a corn kernel at around the 7 min mark? Under that giant piece of tarter?
@@chefdanb83 definitely looks like it! i think you might be right. but if not, then i have no clue what that was!
Absolutely amazing work.
Assistant needs a raise 😂
Thank you for sharing. Greet dentist and dental assistant! Wishing the patient the best of luck on their new tooth journey. . Hopefully now they will stay in schedule.
I used to work as a dental nurse with a periodontist, that has to be the best tartar I've ever seen!
What was the grayish tissuey looking stuff under the heavier tartar sections?
@@rvrotter1 periodontal gum disease. its dead tissue (necrosis). pretty gnarly.
@@nokuma I’ll say. That’s what I thought it was but couldn’t wrap my head around it!
@@rvrotter1 It also looks like all their teeth are mobile which means they wont be sticking around much longer.
Can you even imagine how horrendous his breath had been?
I love the location of their dental clinic next to an actual flowing river. So peaceful.
🤣🤣
😂
I'd say that sound is someone wading in wellies pot holing😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like to imagine it's hidden away behind a waterfall
Makes me have to pee……..
I can’t imagine being awake for this scaling 😰
Kl ngerjain yg tebel gt dianastesi dl ga sih dok?
Kasihan gusi si ibunya sampe meradang gitu 😭 tapi seneng juga karena si ibu bakal bisa menikmati mulut dan gigi yg sehat 👍
Kiss him
Ngeri lihtnya
I'm just thinking of how bad that must have tasted and smelt as well as hurt. I can't stand it when my teeth feel even remotely slimy, I don't know how people let it get to this point. Goes to show how important effective and consistent education around dental hygiene is.
It's usually a mental health issue, not a result of not knowing how or why to take care of the teeth
Poverty. Count yourself as fortunate.
Not always, someone can have insurance and money to pay and still won't go due to phobia or, worst, laziness! I've seen it in my own family! I've tried shaming, telling them it's for their own good health, no change! Very frustrating!
@@missmouse20it’s costs nothing to brush, even without toothpaste
@dcg590 not true. A tooth brush in some countries are nor easy to get or afford.
i love how in everyone I've seen so far the dental assistant comes through with the suction RIGHT when my anxiety finna go through the roof!
Como alguém pode deixar os dentes chegar a esse ponto. Brilhante esse profissional. Parabéns
Pode ser depressão já ouvi falar desses casos infelizmente 😔
Eu me perguntei a mesma coisa
Meu Deus que que é isso?
da uma agonia os buracos q ficam depois 😣
Holy moly, the pain this person must be feeling. I can't even imagine. I really hope you gave them something for the pain during and after this fascinating procedure. Also antibiotics bc, while I'm not a doctor, I'm gonna guess they will probably develop an infection with all that exposed tissue. I'm also guessing this person might lose a tooth or two, bc I saw at least one tooth wiggling while you were blasting it, and then you had to hold the tooth to finish off that one tooth. And then I continue to watch and there is a large amount of, I'm guessing semi rotting not attached flesh that you just moved out of the way.
Makes me realize how lucky I am, my teeth aren't perfect and neither is my oral care routine, that I live where I live. While there are lots of people who don't take care of their teeth, they usually have excessive cavities/rot out due to the amount of sugar in most peoples diets.
Anyways, amazing job. This is probably a life changing event for this person.
It was already infected
you can develop something called endocarditis when you have dental work done so good call on the antibiotics!
It’s so satisfying to watch these kind of videos. I hope the patient feels a lot better after this procedure.
Itu penyebab nya apa sih dok?
Klu cuma krna gk rajin gosok gigi gk sampe kyk gtu juga kyak nya
Baru liat channel dentist indo emang satisfying liatnya
Absolutely beautiful job done by this Doctor/ Dentist!!!!!!! WOW!!!! HE IS VERY PATIENT WITH HIS CLIENTS. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
It's fkn fake!
Колосальная работа. Респект👍 удивляет что зубы под таким камнем целыми оказались. И ещё ворос: как можно было довести свой рот до такого состояния?
Представляю какой там был запашок 😮
отсутствие культуры чистки зубов, диета провоцирующая образование камня, возможно генетические особенности
Народ.Это такое бывает только у азиатов.Которые поели рис,и пошли дальше жить,не чистя зубов перед сном.Вот и результат
У меня один вопрос чем чистят зубы??? Почему ЭТО не разрушает эмаль,но разрушает камень?
@@АйгуляХалитова потому что об зубную эмаль можно острый клинок затупить, это один из наиболее твёрдых материалов биологического происхождения
Did you give him.her a free brush and toothpaste?
Estou impressionada!! Nunca vi uma coisa dessa, nem imaginava que seria possível chegar a esse ponto 😮
É verdade irma
Este hombre salió del dentista pesando 5 kg. menos, de cuando entró y sin necesidad de hacer un solo ejercicio.
Es que me parece increíble que haya gente que deje que sus dientes lleguen a ese estado :(
Se queda sin dientes.
Santo DIOS 🙏 tengo un amigo que está así, tal vez peor 😮
@@juanacristinamesa7183
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Santísimo Dios.
Lo siento mucho por su amigo.
Por favor aconséjele que vaya al odontólogo, lo antes posible, por el propio bien de él.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
You know that had to be painful and a big relief when it came out. Great job 👏
Hi dear, how are you doing today I hope everything is going absolutely perfect with you?
Omg this is horrific 😱
Thank you, this will encourage me to go get the procedure done ASAP before it gets this bad
醫師好認真，看得好療癒又好痛呀😱
感覺自己的牙齒也在晃動⋯
好好刷牙、用牙線外也要定期回診給醫師檢查！
DOKTER NYA PINTER DAN VIDEO NYA BAGUS BANGETS...SUKSES SELALU.
Это да!
Espero que depois dessa boca se recuperar,essa pessoa cuide dos dentes da maneira correta! 😊
😊
I bet they won't
Verdade... misericórdia que situação hein!
Exactamente! Ojalá que si. 🩷
I'm sure this young man won't take care of his teeth since he seems not to have been taught as a child. I know that my husband wasn't taught & he still only brushes his teeth once a day in the morning.
I haven’t seen that rotting gum before and was that corn?? Great video
What was the skin looking stuff?
Chicken from 3 years earlier
Seemed like food to me
He had corn stuck under there also
@@deeree314and then I think gum (tooth) tissue. That corn must’ve been there for years
i thought im the only one that thought it was corn
Necrotic tissue
Anybody can get a little tartar buildup by not keeping up with regular cleanings, but to get tartar buildup to this degree is just a mystery to me.
Looks fake to me. I have watched so many of these videos and they all have a black residue underneath of them and what was that gooey stuff? It must not have hardened up on their teeth before they started scaling the supposed tartar
@@chilipeppa7359So you assume it's fake? So all the bleeding is just red liquid being poured in this mouth? RIGHT...let me know when you stop being so delusional 🤦
You'll believe in your own BS as truth 🤣
@@chilipeppa7359 It's dead tissue from the gum line being eroded by the severe tartar. I've seen tartar like this before...it's very possible.
@@chilipeppa7359It never occurred to me that this could be a “fake” video. The fact is: you know what I DID NOT SEE? I didn’t see a single cavity.
I stand corrected. At the end I saw a tooth with some decay. Still thinking this could be a not too real video
Beruntung sekali si ibu, jadi pergi ke dokter gigi untuk bersihin karang, good job bu👍👍
Это не зубной налет , это зубные глыбы !!! Завалы
And that's right before toothbrushes were invented.
The way my floss smell at night and the morning after eating everything I want. I could only imagine the SMELL from all the tartar buildup. 😷 Good job team!!
there's literally a corn farm in the patient's mouth
great work by the dentist
Omg this was unreal! Well done Dr!❤
Amazing dentist you are. Thank you for your compassion.
This person must not have had access to dental care for a very long time. Great job!
A toothbrush?
@@dcg590в таком сложном случае зубная щетка не поможет
Finally no music!! I'm a dental assistant watching on my lunch break🤣