The Best Way To Remove Tartar At Home And Stop Arterial Plaque
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Dental Plaque is a neglected cause of arterial plaque, and both of them have a cause in common, check the video to find out what that is.
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Thank you greatly. Was hoping someone would respond this way to a 1+hr video, when 15-20 mins is plenty time to "get to the point."
Thank you! I’m 7 minutes in and he’s repeating the same words over and over
Thank you
thank you!
Thank you
This is why Medicare should consider dental care as a priority.
Amen to THAT!
Exactly why they don't
I've always wondered why Medicaid & Medicare don't cover move preventative things so people aren't as sick and I think that the government wants you to be sick. The sicker you are, the more money hospitals and pharmacy companies make (even if it's at the expense of the government....we all know the government doesn't really care about saving money). I think the government and the medical industry are tied together and they work to help each other.
I agree and republicans want to end Medicare and Social Security.
@@drakemia4079silly
I went on a strict all meat, animal fat diet called the carnivore diet or zero carb, zero sugar diet for the last 3 years. First thing that happened was, I completely reversed my type 2 diabetes. I have lost a lot of weight. My muscles, bones and joints are much stronger. I have reversed my gum disease. My dentist says I no longer am getting any cavities and I have no plaque when I go in for cleanings. I had heart problems and palpitations and even all of that is reversing. I used to take lots of medications and now I no longer need any of them.
Carnivore, all the way!!!👍👍👍
Ye but the health issues you'll have later on isnt worth it.
I am on a plant based diet and ate lots of sugar and carbs most my life.
Always had good teeth, no holes. My health is good. Do regular bloods.
It's about good oral hygiene and for some genetics too.
I ate loads of sugar since childhood but I was good and thoroughly brushing my teeth. Especially before bed.
Wish people would stop promoting unhealthy diets that are now causing people to have health issues. So many out there adding veggies back.
We are omnivores not carnivores. Most of our foods should be plants. Sadly human cultivated plants aren't as healthy as they once were.
GOOD FOR YOU. - Thanks for saying how it helped.
@@HumbleBee123 Wrong. The ONLY person to get and die of cancer in my large family of organic, farm-raised , daily meat-eating farmers , was the VEGETARIAN. Carnivore is our Proper Ancestral Human Diet. Carnivore causing disease has been DEBUNKED: End of story.
That’s amazing Roberto…good for you!
I'm 30 minutes in and there has not been one word about removing tartar at home ... I'll update if they ever do. 40 minutes in - don't eat sugar, bread, flour, rice .. 44: in brush and floss, 45:: WATERPIC,
Thank you!!
Not all heroes wear capes. Some save us hours of our most precious commodity...time.
Thank you!!!!!
Dental needs to be part of medical and not separate
I heard them address that.
Quick and simple, cut sugar, carbohydrate foods and eat whole food protein foods and you will see the change as quick one week. Good luck and happy journey. ❤
Thank you I have ADHD.😅I am a type 1 diabetic
Thank you so much for the summary!!!
One week? I'm in - again!
but did that long ago. whats next?
Sometimes I woke up at 3am and feel like having sugary drinks can u recommend me anything? Eg I feel like having hot chocolate what’s a good alternative or for example during the day I feel like having bubble tea what alternative can u recommend? I’m open to all answers like fruit juice eg but fruit juice(blender) type is not realistic for me to drink like tat everyday otherwise I get bored of it or even Throw up 😅
This was so phenomenal. Thank you so much for sharing this!! My father was 42 and had a heart attack that had led to open heart surgery and had a 5 bypass! Guess what he also had by the time he was 42?!? A entirely full set of dentures! Nobody ever wants connected any of that or ever told him because of his teeth and gum issue he should be careful and take care of his heart and cardiovascular health. This is all something that was never told to him or the family or there was a connection at all. Thank the Lord Jesus that my father is alive and well today at 72!! His recent angiogram showed that his 5 bypasses had failed over the last 20 years and somehow his heart grew a new ventricle system or something they said! We believe this is due to his relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, a peaceful heart through that and prayer and fasting, as well as quality diet, oral hygiene, and his excellent wife who cares for his needs through preventative care and lots of vitamins and supplements and heavy fish oil rich foods! ❤ What year teaching needs to be taught to all those people who are receiving denture care as well as heart surgeries etc there needs to be a great deal of education in this area!
What about flouride calcifying the pineal gland?
@@bbalance2086 Thank you! That's something to be aware of, for sure!
@emily3419 Really happy for you to know that he's alive and doing well!
I wanted to add several things that helped my oral health. When I was younger my dental health was terrible and ai am sure it contributed to my CVD. My oral hygienist gave me a tongue scraper. This helped renew good bacteria along with cutting out sugar. Another thing which ai believe vastly improved my teeth is vitamin K2 along with magnesium and D3. I get my teeth cleaned 4 times a year and my dental heath is the best it has ever been. I also believe that my oral health has helped stabilize and improve my CVD.
You’re doing exactly what I’m doing. Great work 👍
How much magnesium at day ? I'm doing everything else x
Agree k2 was. Game changer for. Helps reduce plaque in the arteries too.
@@lisagreenhalgh5326 200 mg in 2 capsules (100 mg each).
I'm a retired primary care doctor. We need more dentists that blur the lines between our professions. Like my late physician father used to say, "Keep up the good work!"
Good principle. However -- a dentist who saved three lives that I know of personally enraged the medical fraternity in Colorado by testing his patients for mercury toxicity, and when they tested high, replaced their mercury amalgam filling with quartz composite fillings. The MDs filed suit against him for practicing medicine without a license. He lost his dental license, and moved his practice to Mexico. If the accursed medical practitioners had done THEIR jobs and tested patients for toxic levels of mercury, instead of telling them their symptoms were all in their heads, there wouldn't have been the problem for anybody. Patients would not have to suffer so long.
His name is Hal Huggins. One of his books is called It's All in Your Head. If you read it, and follow up, keep in mind what happened to the big tobacco companies when their chicanery came to light!
It would be great if health insurance companies listened to this and then pay for dental care .
I'm 75 years old and last year my dental hygienist aggressively attacked the tartar that I barely had. It was so aggressive that I believe she stripped lots of enamel at the roots and now I HAVE TARTAR that my stripped enamel accumulates. This is awful. There are more stories that I could write. When I was a kid, we used to say "mentir comme un arracheur de dents" (lying like a tooth puller) and boy did I meet lots of liars in the dental industry. Watch out, we have many many bad dentists now, not like in the old days.
Mine wants to do the deep cleaning although I don’t have bleeding or swollen gums, teeth feel good plus I’ve been going there for regular cleanings so all of a sudden 👀👀
It’s all about the $$$$ billing the insurance. I’m so disgusted and disappointed in ALL of them .🤦♀️🤦♀️
agreed
@@nadiac6042me too 😢
Bad dentists and bad doctors.
Here's what you do: Chew two pieces of fresh ginger in the morning, eat two medium cloves of crushed garlic in the evening. Sure helped my mouth!
I do believe in taking garlic, medicinally, for this purpose. Salivary glands in your mouth can also easily become inflamed from bacterial infection, and garlic enzymes are very useful in countering what your immune system cannot handle.
I’ve had receding gums for fifty years and tons of tarter every cleaning. But since I’ve been on a carnivore diet, my gums have started to grow back!
@@howiefine3074 It might be because of less sugar.
I like fresh garlic too. But working with people that garlic smell can make my clients run away.?..😊
Raw garlic burns my mouth
I had severe plaque .. my dentist declared I have gum disease . Did some research .. used mouth wash one last time and used an oral probiotic/ prebiotic .. tongue clean twice a day and zero plaque for 2 years
What's your pre-/probiotic recommendation?
Which preand probiotic you used?
can I get these oral pre/pro biotic in the store or online ? Do you have the link ? thx
@@ukelillya list please! Thank you.
Too long. A summary of what to do would be more helpful.
Too much jabbering, I put play back speed at 1.5 and hit the fast forward once in a while, goes by much faster, appreciate these guys doing these videos but it gets kinda hard to pay attention!
I’d rather you skim through and pick out the information you feel is important for you as an individual than for the video to lack information that most certainly will be considered important to many viewers who follow this channel for educational purposes.
So, I’m not sure if you’re new here but this is an education based channel that discusses (in detail) the latest research on cardiovascular health.
@@MrTech337 but your own idiotic jabbering is ok ? are you some hyper child with no attention span ?
I appreciate their time and knowledge given us for free. We are not obliged to attend…
I agree. It sounds like a marketing webinar, which isn't wrong in itself but they could have been a bit more mindful of our time and come up with another video title.😂 I'm just halfway in, but it sounds too salesy to me- like someone is trying too hard. 😅
Summary: Bad bacteria in your mouth can affect all areas of your body. The same bacteria have been discovered in arteries.
Get a WaterPik and get your bacteria tested for x amount of money at our office. 😂 Yay! 💰😁👍
💗The interesting part starts at 54:00 where they answer questions.💗
I work in sales and I feel I could help these guys out with the delivery of their message. 🤣🤣🤣
ever since i have been brushing my teeth with a paste of baking soda, coconut oil, a few drops of oregano oil, and a few of peppermint, my dentist accuses me of "cheating" on her since i do not need any professional cleaning when i go in.. i also often do coconut oil pulling often. however, had a few years of pacemaker failure that caused heart failure and my teeth went south for a couple years. am back on track.
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Could you tell me a rough recipe?
don't do peppermint at evening or you kill good sleep
@@freshstrt3140 have you tried using more coco ut oil with it?
I am incredulous after reading Dr Weston Price’s book Nutrition and Physical Degeneration highlighting the causal relationship between diet and dental health. I have had a buildup of tartar and dental caries since my late teens and at this point I tend to get really annoyed by hygienists, dentist’s and periodontists that harp on flossing, brushing and mouthwash regimens rather than acknowledging the real cause of the problems. The fluoride in water conspiracy is also concerning and I am glad you related that it should only be done topically without swallowing the fluoride.
I've been using a mix of hydrogen peroxide and water for pre rinse, baking soda for brushing off the plaque/biofilm, floss for hard to reach spots, and water pik for deep pocket in gums. When I exercise, stay hydrated, and stop eating sugar, my teeth begin to look and feel better
1:hr 4mins
You mentioned “Ellie”
i am 🏴 uk resident
I am familiar with her work
💫fabulous
U on same path 🙏
Thank you
So much for this video.
In 2011 my dad had heart valve replacement
He also a few years later was given an all clear, “ from prostate cancer“
( not remission but an actual “you have beat this cancer🎉”)
My father went to work on his dental hygiene when the heart specialist (2009)said gum disease… that bacteria damages the heart.
That’s where my dad really knuckle down regarding his oral health on a daily practice
For the rest of his life 🙌
From everything you’ve said today and thank you so much for the added info.. in the questions and answers very helpful to me.
I’m now really sure my dad‘s heart operation /survival
and beating cancer are so closely linked to everything you’re educating us in this valuable
Video.
🎉 The work you’ve done along with Ellie and all those believing in this and sharing it.
Gave my dad quite a few years of health he may not have had otherwise.
(Age 83 passed in 2020)
Really should do a deep dive on root canals. The real Root of it All...
To be info was very informative. THANK you.
Vitamin d deficiency. This was the case for me
I agree.
I have four v that are so infected. It’s in my phone and then the nerve and I’m so afraid if I don’t pick the perfect dentist which removes the root very infected root canals the proper way
The Hal Higgins protocol is there you know to possibly kill me
My immune system is very messed up
and I know it’s all linked to having these root canals canal and if I could just find a good dentist that is trained by the Hal Higgins protocol if anybody can help and give me a name I’m in Las Vegas and there’s only one and I’d like to go to someone else their prices are way way too high
If anyone that reads this knows of any oral surgeons that do the Hal Higgins protocol to extract the root canals, and take care of the infection please respond
Root canals fail a lot and the money continues to flow to the dentist
I Tried to discuss this connection with my doctor and she dismissed ❗️and negated my theory of gum heart connection plaque !!!!!! Err but
Terrific to have this video to learn and confirm ❗️ThankYOU❗️
Replace your doctor. Poor oral health linked to heart issues, this is not new info.
@@markbingham8173 on “IT” ❗️
I challenge every "professional" I see by asking those types of questions. They vehemently deny any assertions that don't benefit their practices.
You want healthy oral Doctor Ellie Phillips. Her protocol is one of the best... Number one best-seller author and dentist. Kiss your dentist Goodbye, Doctor Ellie Phillips.
Show your dentist this video !
Foods
Yogurt: Probiotic yogurt contains beneficial bacteria that can help combat harmful oral bacteria.
Cheese: Cheese stimulates saliva production, which helps wash away bacteria and food particles.
Cranberries: Cranberry extract prevents bacteria from adhering to teeth and gums.
Green Tea: Contains catechins, which have antibacterial properties.
Apples: The fibrous texture stimulates the gums, and chewing increases saliva production.
Carrots and Celery: High in fiber and water content, they help clean teeth mechanically and stimulate saliva.
Herbs and Spices
Cloves: Contain eugenol, which has strong antibacterial properties and can help reduce bacteria in the mouth.
Cinnamon: Contains cinnamaldehyde, an essential oil that has antimicrobial effects against oral bacteria.
Thyme: Has thymol, which is effective against bacteria and fungi.
Peppermint: Contains menthol, which has antibacterial and cooling properties.
Sage: Contains compounds that have been shown to kill Streptococcus mutans, a bacteria responsible for tooth decay.
Fennel: Has antibacterial properties and can help freshen breath.
Other Beneficial Substances
Xylitol: A natural sugar alcohol found in many fruits and vegetables, and often used as a sweetener in gum and toothpaste. It inhibits the growth of Streptococcus mutans.
Aloe Vera: Has antibacterial properties and can help reduce the bacteria in the mouth when used in toothpaste or mouthwash.
Practical Tips
Hydration: Drinking plenty of water helps wash away food particles and bacteria.
Good Oral Hygiene: Regular brushing and flossing are essential for reducing bad bacteria.
Healthy Diet: A balanced diet low in sugar helps prevent the growth of harmful bacteria
re: peppermint, joyous mean the oil ? Where do I get a reliable one ( link if online). thx
❤
@@ukelilly
I'm pretty sure it's peppermint leafs from the peppermint plant.
Deeply appreciate your kindness for sharing your knowledge
"Medications are not going to fix a lifestyle" - so good!
Everyone is out to make $$$ and sell you something.
Very few people are just saying things to help
Dr B is the most likeable internet-health dude out there. Just loved this new, harder hitting, borderline dramatic opening. He's not afraid to try new things. I tell everyone in my low carb group to hit him up for a consult, saying there's mainstream nutjobs who give everyone a pill, lowcarb nutjobs who give nobody a pill, and Dr B, who is not a nut, just a very genuine reasonable southern gent.
Thank you very much, @johnny7808!!!
Dr.Brewer has videos I feel a growing sense of a duty of my conscience to share each time I watch one. Years back (7+??), i went to a medicine doctor asking him to check if I have any bad parasites. (From the mideast, bright and caring)
His first exam was begun with him looking in my mouth, saying, "Ok, we need to begin here, with these amalgam fillings and oral health!"
I didn't have the cash to proceed at that time, was with a sliding income dental patient....it's a feeling of helplessness. Also I feel my nervousness and moods are affected by mercury for all I know.
I inherited some money since then, and need to seek better care. I've heard there's good, affordable dental clinics in Mexico.
I know Dr B and he only charges $15
@@PrevMedHealthyou are amazing I have fought my teeth for decades My mom and dad both had science degrees. We lived in Colorado then. Dad taught on the Ute Reservation. They met while serving during WWII. Mom was Navy WAVE Officer. She attained the highest rank a female could at the time. She was a Lt JG (Junior Grade) Dad was a Marine. Mom outranked hin so he had to salute her BEFORE they married. They homesteaded in Alaska in 1947. My oldest sister was born in 1949 while Alaska was still a territory Anyway one drizzling cold day in Ignacio CO Dad decided he was bored. He amalgamated gold out of ore with mercury. This was 1958 before much was known about mercury ir mercury poisoning. Mom was 12 weeks pregnant with me. Dad really suffered and burned his airways. The mercury was so thick it had adherence to the aluminum strip that used to be around tables of the day. He lost all of his teeth and mom also being highly exposed lost many of hers. My enamel was always very thin due to teeth buds forming at about 12 weeks invitro I never could chew ice (I know big no no anyway 😂) Had impacted k-9 tooth that had to have a braces bracket attached to pull it down slowly After 4 years of braces I finally had a beautiful smile. Of course almagum fillings on almost all adult back teeth things seemed great. Until 1 filling broke then another then another. I know my current health is completely 100% related to my tooth loss. Can't afford the surgery required to go scrap bones and if I even have enough bone left it's horrifyingly embarrassing and too costly for being on disability. Degenerative disc disease, scoliosis, reversed curvature of cervical spine pressing on spinal cord to name a few. I say all of those and to encourage anyone that reads this please seek help before it's too late Be here as long as you can for your loved ones. Don't let your teeth take a bite out of your lives ❤
Just say no to sugar.
It's much more than that~! @jpmeyer4159
Sugar is very addictive. Our species is for the most part incapable of quickly stopping all unhealthy eating.
And starch. Starch from rice, bread, potatoes and pasta sticks between the teeth and creates a local microbiome that is unhealthy.
Not just sugar, but all foods that spike blood sugar and insulin!!!! All foods containing sugar or starch! And of course all industrially processed foods!
Noo
I don't take sugar in any form
No coffee, no beverages, no bakrey sweets, nothing
Still I have severe plaque
It's not just about sugar there is much more to it
IV drug users are at risk of heart valve infections.
Heart surgeons must often require preop valve patients first have their bad teeth removed. Or the new valve is in danger of infection/endocarditis.
Dad was a dentist, so I'm always looking for new things to keep my mouth clean. thanks for this.
Best thing is to get rid of added sugar.
What a brilliant dentist...showing that myopic practitioners are limited by the idea you know everything... Next generation of dentists should sound like this!...Great video thanks
many can not afford the cost and the only way to get issues fixed is to watch things like this and try something to help themselves
Exactly I cannot afford a dentist and it hurts me so bad ! I wish so bad I could have a better smile IM embarrassed by my bad teeth but being on a fixed income no way I CAN PAY FOR A DENTIST
Exactly - l o u s y USA. How can people *be proud of not being supported by a state system of health insurance* ????????🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♀️ I will n e v e r get that.......😢
@@CBL-if8jr we do have a state system for low income people.. tell us the country that has one that really works and dont make you wait months.. you dont get it because you dont get the whole truth..
Reading the comments section is usually a good indicator of natural alternatives to drilling and scraping between the tooth and it's socket - Ouchie! Your man above says the carnivore diet has his gums regrowing and plenty of its adherents will attest the same. One good thing it does is cut out sugars and carbs which cause such metabolic chaos and are the cause of many modern illnesses. Of course if this were true then surely everybody would be told this and there would be a tax on such poisons if not an outright ban? Some hope - ask Jamie Oliver.
@@CBL-if8jrAnd the USA is NOT lousy. Our CORRUPT bought and paid for Government, on the other hand, is LOUSY AF. And along with governments of other countries, are pushing ALL OF US into a world…”conflict”. One of my favorite coworkers is from Russia, I’ve got nothing against Russians, who does?? No one. But we’re being dragged into a massive “conflict” with Russia and china. Too bad half of us Americans are either too stupid or too cowardly to face reality. So, America doesn’t suck, our government sucks. Just like China doesn’t suck, just their leader, the one harvesting organs from innocent people while they’re awake because they don’t worship him…. Yeah, he sucks.
Whow what wonderful find Thank You I presented with an overnight change my mouth 3 years ago to this day no medical professional could help me post this mouth infection cancer presented in the small intestine!!!!!!
What?
Do not forget - use PLAX As a pre-rinse before You brush. My Dad and I - 2 generations - 60 years? It is simply amazing!
There are studies that show mouthwash leads to health problems as it kills off the good bacteria in the mouth which is the start of the digestion process.
I’ve never seen this product and it sounds like something I’d like to try. Can it be found in most stores? I’m sure I could find it on Amazon if not.
Swish with coconut oil
There are studies that show mouthwash leads to health problems because it destroys the first stages of healthy bacteria aiding in digestion.
Walmart and cvs and other places sell it. I sometimes use a generic or store brand of a prerinse similar to the Plax brand@@barbieknight6761
I am 78 years old. I always went to the dentist every six months when my dentist would scrape the plaque off my teeth and deep clean my bleeding gums. All this in spite of brushing my teeth after every meal. All this changed when I became a vegetarian 12 years ago and bought a water pic (I add a few squirts of hydrogen peroxide to the water). Now I only brush a couple times a week and go to the dentist annually. My dentist says there is nothing to do! I am convinced that my biggest problem was the little pieces of animal protein imbedded in my teeth and gums that drew hostile bacteria. I rarely flossed. So I guess the moral of the story is "if you don't floss, get a water pic". But I am also sure that not chewing on tough meat is a big deal as well. Fortunately I still have most of my teeth and plan on keeping them for the next 20 years.
No, its not protein, but added sugar. If you get rid of added sugar those bacteria disappear. Like my kitchen counter, once I got rid of sugar I had almost no flies or ants.
Yet..the commentary above ate only meat for 3 years & mouth became healthy on top of other things.
@@belvedere92 It could be that the food particles stuck between teeth are the perfect medium for retaining sugar. Meat is particularly adept at getting there and staying put even after brushing.
@@yvonnerahui8729😊
@@MarioTheGoosehence flossing.
Lots of words saying not much. Dr Ellie is so much better.
I just started her dental system 🤞
Just answer the question on the post we have an hour to sit here and hear conversations😢
Wast of time, the american way of making money.
I have both DDS, and MS degrees in my profession. I am now retired. There is much truth in what these guys are talking about. HOWEVER I think they are lost in the weeds. They started out with the statement that only 100 good dentists exist in out country. Give me a break. They just wandered around and avoided simple straight forward advice. Keep your mouth clean at home and have your dentist monitor your success.
I have a round double sided shaving mirror one side of which is a magnifying mirror. I find I can use this in a good light to spot tartar on my teeth which I work on removing using my mini Gerber penknife . When it’s there it’s mostly on the back of the front bottom teeth but if it’s on the front near the gum you have to be very careful when working away at it not to make the gum bleed. Sometimes if you push a thinner kitchen knife through these teeth you can dislodge chunks of tartar at the back which is very satisfying. Some years ago whilst at the dentist I had my teeth scrubbed and noticed afterwards that it had made no difference to the feel of my teeth whereas the previous one had seemed to make a terrific difference and seemed money well spent. This is proof to me that what I’m doing to clean my teeth is working and that regular visits the dentist are no longer necessary.
I haven't been to the dentist for over 25 years, probably 30. I had to go bc my one cap finally broke so I needed a new one. My dentist said my teeth were in great shape and I didn't need to clean them if I didn't want to. She said I must take care of my teeth. I said I eat well, mostly vegetarian, and brush a couple times a day, rarely floss. She said that's better than most. You really just need to eat right and take care yourself. I was glad to hear I was doing something right.
I had a heart bypass and had to visit the dental hygienist before the operation.
Xylitol. How about the benefits of this!!
Xylitol mints + Dr. Ellies Complete Mouth Care System (check her UA-cam channel and read the comments).
Zylitol $30/pound. Put in mouth. Zylitol toothpaste $3.89/tube.
I went to the dentist when i was 15, and again when i was 32. Im now 57, so probably due. Brush most days, dont floss. Always been lean, and have consistently had no sugary drinks. Got one filling from when i was 15. A little bit of buildup behind lower front teeth that comes and goes with the carbs. I thought that was normal, but everyone i know goes to dentist at least annually.
I've stopped using fluoride and have way less plaque now.
What kind of toothpaste do you use ?
@@SleeplessinOCbaking soda is best
I started to wrap a washcloth around my finger and use that in place of a toothbrush……it works great
Thanks for mentioning the work of Dr. Ellie Phillips. Totally recommend her ideas!
As a doctor I was pilloried for suggesting hba1c to diagnose diabetes 20 years ago. It's routine now! I've also suggested post prandial insulin for pre diabetes. This has yet to happen. Fasting levels miss a percentage of prediabetes.
The relation of poor oral health and hearts has been known for decades. Every country needs a free dental care treatment ( similar Medicare but for teeth). Good oral care will minimize Cardiac problems and save the Nation massive amounts of money.
totally true…. indeed… waterflossing, but also have an Oral Microbiome test and check the bacteria… then act.
My 34 year old son had a severe stroke 3 years ago. His parents were told the heavy build up of plaque in his mouth caused it. Thanks for explaining all this.
I am so happy to see this video. I totally believe that Dentist should be part of a larger medical network. I’m going to see my dentist next week and I’m going to tell her all about your dentistry. You’re wellness work network. Thank you so much!
I don't have an hour to spare to watch this video. Could a kind person please post a summary?
Look up his network of dentists and find the nearest one and ask any questions you have. Other than that go through the comments - carnivore restores gums and Xylitol harms the bacteria that cause cavities.
I listen to all YT videos on double speed
@@clivewells1736 “carnivore heals gums”?
Do you mean a carnivorous diet restores gums?
@@Di-sg6mv there are many factors that contribute towards gum recession and insulin resistance is pretty high up the list so taking the carbs out of your body is going to improve metabolic health in many ways just by itself. What you eat on the carnivore diet is going to have a lot to do with how your body can repair itself. The best fats come from wild seafish and are very important for tissue repair, growth and homeostasis. So, if you do it right - yeah!
You dont need all this testing and special dental cleanings. You need to quit eating the high sugar/starch foundation diet. Paleo diet reversed my oral health issues and made my 6 month cleaning easy.
Given up those but still getting plaque build up. Wondering if it’s the coffee.
@@AnneMB955 you will always get some plaque the difference is it should be far less and the bacteria will be in balance.
Intermittent fasting
Carnivore reversed mine also. All deep pockets back to normal in 4 months.
@@AnneMB955strong genetics are involved.
I went 22 yrs not going to the dentist!! They had to get out the jackhammer tool which caused plaque shrapnel to go flying everywhere.. good thing the dentist put on goggles she would of lost an eye!😮. I felt so embarrassed… yet I had zero cavities
Did the "shrapnel" protect your teeth? 😂😂😂😂
It’s type bacteria you have that cause cavities and when don’t remove biofilm and grows = gum disease.
I had fillings that continually fell out b'cos the cavity, on my back wisdom tooth, was so HUGE. It's so big I call it THE GRAND CANYON 😅
After 3 or 4 goes I left it & couldn't be bothered getting it filled. Suffice to say the massive hole always gets full of food, which is a hassle if I don't have a tooth pick. Occasionally I've had to go all day with food stuffed in that cavity, it's frickin annoying.
Well, after years of this it eventually got infected. The dentist took X-Rays and showed me the black line of infection running into the gum, it was very painful. He suggested tooth extraction or root canal.
I started fasting, taking curcumin, mouth washing with pink himalayan salt and baking soda and packing the tooth with Bi-carb Soda. After a few days the pain and inflammation went away.
I use salt and turmeric to destroy the bacteria and keep my gums healthy and I have never been to a dentist
From 16 to 26, I hadn't been to the dentist in 10 years. When I went, they said my teeth were amazing, and I said I hadn't been to the dentist in 10 years. She stopped and rolled back from her chair in disbelief because they looked too clean for that timeframe. I'll be back when I'm 36😅
Please share your ‘how’.
@@AnneMB955it’s always metabolic health .. be muscular lean
26 is nothing. These problems don't begin to show till 35 or later. I didn't go to the dentist in decades. Then 40's diabetes and things went south in a hurry.
@@venkvelaga That's what I'm thinking, but I was nearly 100 lbs overweight for the first 5ish years and didn't brush my teeth at all one summer.
You can get away with that stuff when you're young. I would count my blessings and then be sure I'm doing what I'm supposed to do moving forward.
great session. will share with family, especially those with poor eating habits.
Wow, this is the first time I've heard a holistic Dentist say fluoride can be used topically.,but there's much conflicting info around what it takes to live a healthier life. What works for one may not work for the other. I do agree that Chlorhexidne is a non effective expensive mouthwashwash . It stains the teeth(brown).Always do your own research!
I had a fluoride treatment on my teeth once in my life and shortly thereafter I got laryngitis for the first time. Timing, I don’t know.
I watched this entire video and the question section. Thank you so much for everyone taking time to educate us.
Co Q 10 equals healthy gums and heart.
I swish a high quality high antioxidant olive oil around my mouth after brushing and my teath are very clean and mouth very healthy low inflammation. My dentist was impressed.
Brand
@smarzig just make sure the brand is extra virgin, cold press, and sourced from one country only. I am sure they have a list on Google.
After flossing my teeth I brush my teeth with toothpaste and having another toothbrush I brush my teeth with extra virgin unrefined coconut oil so prevents gum disease and makes teeth stronger 🇵🇭🇺🇸
I started using handmade tooth power with bentonite clay, baking soda, xylitol, peppermint, magnesium, calcium and a pinch of Himalayan salt.
I have white teeth, no cavities, no bad breath and no plaque at my dentist appointment. I don’t know just how many years it’s been but my product is organic with no dangerous chemicals.
how did you come up with this toothpowder sounds interesting formula
A couple of years ago, I was getting a dental cleaning. The hygienist remarked that my gums were in very good shape - hardly any plaque and zero gum bleeding. She asked what I was doing that was different. I said that the only thing different was that I was eating a keto diet. She replied that all of their patients eating a keto diet had great teeth and gums. I asked if they recommended a keto diet and she said no, they can’t because they aren’t nutritionists. Stupid answer in my opinion.
Maybe cause of HIPPA
NOT having “common sense” is a problem in my book. Run!!
Hippa is a joke
Keto and/or carnivore lifestyle can put a dead stop to tooth decay (caries). For over 50 years dentists told me I had teeth genetically prone to decay, and to just accept it. During my 2nd year of keto (on year 7 now) my chronic tooth decay suddenly just stopped. No more quarterly cleanings, drillings and fillings. *No* decay for 6 years!
Thank you so much,Dr Brewer and your guests for all the information you share !
Drill, fill and bill. Hit the nail on the head❤. American health care
How about coconut oil pulling?
You can add root canals, and the toxins left behind. Dr. Levy
I know 2 scientists who say eat 80 to 90 % greens, and that is easy for me with kudzu I can get from May-October. Kudzu can be harvested in 10 minutes, and last for a week if kept dry and cool in a glass jar.
In the refrigerator in a closed jar!
What a fantastic video! Thanks for having Doug on Dr.Brewer. It was nice to hear him mention Ellie Philips and her book _Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye_ since I'm a big fan of hers. Using her regimen of gum and tooth care (The System) for just over 6 months now, my teeth and gums look and feel much better than previously, when I was diagnosed with gingivitis and early periodontitis.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I can attest to this info as completely true. I developed a serious 18 month infection due to mouth abscesses and almost died. I now have permanent visible scarring in my skull you can see on pray solemnly from bacterial damage. It visibly runs into my brain.
Hi , was it tooth or gum abscesses? Or both ? And are you saying it went undetected by your dentist for 18 months ?
Well Have been Looking for info due to increased cavities since a couple of major abdominal surgeries! Thanks!
Just a thought here. Could it be that plaque and tartar and general degeneration in the mouth is not causing anything per se, but is more of a manifestation of a larger underlying metabolic problem? They say dysbiosis in the mouth can cause cancer but could it actually be that cancer and dysbiosis in the mouth are two manifestations of the same cause? Much like diabetes and cancer or Alzheimer’s could be two (or 3) manifestations of the same cause. I rarely hear this mentioned as a possibility.
Good questions, when big medicine tells you to do something just run the other way! I believe you are correct though, bad mouth health is just a symptom of metobolic disease
The best way I found to remove and prevent tartar at home is to take vitamin K2 MK4 at a high dose. This dissolves dental plaque in a matter of days to weeks.
What brand of Vitamin K2 M4 do you use?
@@christini2828 I buy it from a UK based seller called Phoenix Nutrition
@@diegogbox thank you because I use the vitamin k2 m7 liquid and it is not helping much
@@christini2828 You're welcome. I also didn't get good results from MK-7.
I had my teeth cleaned and my blood pressure dropped to reasonable range
People need to understand that we are different, everybody is a case. Whatever diet work for one doesn't necessary work for everybody or someone else!!! One size doesn't necessary fit all.
That’s very true. But be aware that declining carb tolerance is incredibly common, gets more common as we age, is amazingly under-recognized, & is killing & disabling more humans than anything else - any wars, famines, pandemics, cancers, or other disease.
Thanks. Very true
That's not correct. It is true for all that consuming soda, alcohol to excess, sugar and wheat products, processed food is deleterious to health. It all begins in the mouth. You are how you eat, think and feel...healthy gut microbiome is key to a healthy body and mind.
healthy gut and oral microbiome!
Oil pulling will save everyone 😊
Loved the question answer session❤❤
It is nice to see the "big picture" mentality growing in all branches of health care. Small though it may be.
Ausy here from the land down under ..
UM WHERE is Australia on the map😮😢
Excellent advise ..guess we have no need for healthy mouth and gums ..
I just don't understand how such a great Island is left off map
Doctor your knowledge is preventing many from harm ❤ god bless you .. real doctor you are
Thank you Dr. Brewer and thank you Dr. Thompson, so informative! I ordered the home test and waiting for the results!
Does it also effect your ears specifically tinnitus
1 month ago I started using tooth paste with hydroxy apatitie. My tartar is disappering! I hardly have any left😊
Hello! What brand do you use? Thank you for your time.
The easiest way is to real to a country with affordable dental care. The US van afford 61 billion for Ukraine, but their citizens have to remove tartar at home.
Stay away from tooth paste. Use baking powder. Caster oil on a swap under gum ,sleep and repeat gum disease gone. No flossing gum recession growing back. Massage gums. Caster oil on tooth brush cleans out every crevasse.
use salt water for a mouthwash? How about brushing your teeth with xylitol, I know that when I do that before going to bed, my mouth feels much cleaner and better when I wake up
When you have good insurance they do a lot of procedures to charge a lot but shitty insurance barely gets you in the door. Next time I go on vacation I will do my dental work outside of the country.
Why dental visits aren't covered by medical insurance is criminal. It's your overall health, isn'tour moith part of our body?. Lol. & you are correct I know many people who travel from the US to Mexico for dental care. I also know Canadians that do the same. 😊
doug. your skin looks amaziningly healthy!
Dr. Brewer, I have the most tremendous respect for you and your work. Please consider interviewing Dr. Michael Twyman from Apollo Cardiology.
Really disappointed with dentists and doctors. My intuition helped me but sugar and carbs and tooth paste took some toll. Now my teeth are white and gum recession is reversing. Good joints and strong muscles. Your right.
I'm 75, have not brushed my teeth in approximately 55 years, have robust dentition & sweet breath.
I oil pull and my diet consists of 100% animal products.
I drink filtered rainwater.
what's funny, I am from a country where cleaning teeth business did not exist. So by age of 50 I never done my teeth cleaned. I immigrated to the US, and needed to see a dentist. After job was done, she said she wanted me my teeth be cleaned. The cleaning was done by another professional, at another day. After she was done, I asked her how dirty my teeth were? She said - Not Bad at all. Haha.
Diet was not as bad as Americans junk food diet.
@venkvelaga not true at all. I didn't go to the dentist for over 10 years. My diet has always been horrible, HORRIBLE and I went to the dentist and I told him what I'm telling you. He asked me what toothbrush do I use because my teeth were amazingly clean.
@@Ginx-pe4siActually there’s a strong genetic component to how,much tartar you make.
@@venkvelaga Not true.
@@i.ehrenfest349 Too much calcium in the wrong places?
I've regrowing my front tooth enamel about 30%of my tooth was gone 5 months ago I changed my mouth hygiene and diet. I've regained about 50% of the tooth structure excited to see the dentist face when I go back and say get out the pictures from My first visit.
12 minutes?! Not worth it. My grandpa lived to 88 years old with a mouth full of dead teeth, diabetes, heart failure, kidney failure. All of those conditions started from him eating like a 5 year old without discipline. Diabetes and not drinking water accelerated the kidney failure, then the heart failure shortly after. Dead teeth were from never brushing his teeth and eating too much sugar. He only made one adjustment after almost dying, avoiding sugar. He lived 23 more years after almost dying from kidney failure and reversed his type 2 diabetes from simply avoiding refined sugar food products.
Would like an opinion on the fact that I had decent teeth and when I started going out with someone with poorer dental health, I found that my mouth started degrading... obviously the transfer of any bad bacteria from that person to start to live in my oral spaces... It can undo your health in one passionate kiss...
Yep. The gift that keeps on giving!
Great advice 👍
Makes ya want to 🤢 thinking about it now, eh?😂
I never liked to be kissed or any other exchange of any fluids.
Now i wonder if my instincts where right all along.
So sorry to hear this.
use tooth past with hydroxyl apatite! for example Biomed brand
We need your truth and help to get healthy again
Thank you very much.
Dr. Brewer, remember that Dentists ARE doctors. I think you meant to distinguish PHYSICIANS from dentists. I am enjoying your information. Thank you.
Not just limited to heart disease. I was DX'ed with RA in 2018 and cured it by first having an Oral DNA test done which showed super high values of a pathogen called P. Gingivalis, which has been known to cause RA. I then did these very invasive dental procedures - called root-planing and scaling - and within 2 months my symptoms were gone and have not returned. I've also seriously upped my dental maintenance to 4 times a year as well as at-home care with water flosser and oral probiotics. My last RA test came back "undectable".
What is RA?
Rheumatoid Arthritis
@@onupirat Yeah sorry RA is Rheumatoid Arthritis. In some people it is caused by process that starts in the oral microbiome and ultimately becomes an auto-immune process that attacks the joints.
Interesting.
@@jimig399 Done without the help of any doctors - I initiated the dental therapy on my own and found a dentist who understood that oral-systemic connection. Found some studies that had been done a lot earlier but looks like the solution was shelved probably due to big pharma's not wanting a cure to be uncovered when they're selling Humira for $8K a month.
I Ve been listening for 15 minutes and not been told jhow to clean my mouth at home which is what I need to know Does hydrogen peroxide workvor salt? They help .I can t go to the dentist as I can t walk am stuck at home Heather
The problem is the bad bacteria are always present no matter what you eat. It is the good bactria and a low glycemic diet that keeps the bad bacteria in check but they never go away. So you cant eliminate them just try to keep them in check.
I think its the combination of bad bacteria attacking high stress areas of arteries that causes the damage cholesterol habitually tries to repair creating plaque.
My tooth (and tongue) issues went away after 6 months into the carnivore diet, I can't recommend it enough to other people to give it a try!
No one mentioned Oil Pulling.. as a complement to waterjets.
Never have I heard about this new information. Never do we get anything about our mouths by the dentist doctors' amazing ones ❤