If you'd like to learn more about how exactly The Pinhole Technique works, check out this video! th-cam.com/video/GDBcQkXDCPM/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching.
Hi Dr Nemeth, I am considering getting laser periodontal treatment here in the UK. How many sessions and how often do you need the laser treatment? It's quite expensive so I wanted to know if it's 1a year or a few times a year so I can save enough money for it.
Is there a dentist in France who currently use The Pinhole Technique? I really need help with gums for 2 exposed implants. Thank you for any recommendations💫
The Pinhole Surgical Technique PST™ is a procedure in which Dr. Nasr uses specialized instruments to make a small hole in your gum and add collagen material to stabilize the area of gum recession. This new method is simple, suture-free and minimally invasive.
@@dave24-73 does hurt? I ask because I have a problem with receding gums, and I have realised that I have to do something about it. And I must admit that it scares me quite a bit.
@@JeDindk I haven’t had the procedure, but based on its description I wouldn’t imagine it being too bad, but I’d say annoying like an ulcer not pleasant but you can live with it. But I’m only guessing on that.
I've been told opposite stories by each dentist over the years! "You brush too hard!" "You don't brush hard enough" "Use charcoal." "Start oil pulling." "All those 'tricks' are useless'." "Just eat more protein." And now I've had teeth shattered by dentists, lost teeth, and still dealing with intense recession! I've done EVERYTHING every dentist has suggested over the last decade! And my recession worsens! Please help! I don't want to lose my smile!
try salt water gargles and keeping it in your mouth for at least 30 seconds. Repeat 3 times a day. Floss your teeth. Brush the gums gently!! Use a calcium phosphate topical cream like Tooth Mousse. Hope this helps. Disclosure; I am a daughter of a dentist and I have found too much dental work by dentists cause too many problems. The less intervention from their tools the better (if you can avoid it!) Try the home remedies. Good luck!!
I'm from the Netherlands, dentists over here don't know about this! Mine does totally nothing about my receeding gums. He needs to learn this techniek!
I had this done four years ago, and so far so good. Initially, a grafts were recommended with a tag price of 35K! Then I found Dr. Beck at Southern California Periodontics and Implantology in La Jolla, CA who cleared me as a good candidate for the Pinhole Surgery and it was only 5K! I am so glad I tried this new procedure.
@@jgarcia3493 ANYWHERE, ASIA HAS THE BEST HEALTHCARE FACILITIES, I HAVE GUM RECESSION AND MY TEETH ARE STRONG, LEAVE THEM ALONE, BRUSH TWICE A DAY AND FLOSS ONCE AT NIGHT, I HAVEN'T BEEN TO THE DENTIST IN OVER A DECADE, NOT EVEN FOR A CLEANUP, MY TEETH LOOK REALLY NICE DESPITE THAT
You state, "Dr Nemeth will take you through the step-by-step process of the pinhole technique, from the initial consultation to the actual procedure, and answer some frequently asked questions about the treatment." Where in this video is the step-by-step process? All I see is case histories.
If you'd like to learn more about how exactly The Pinhole Technique works, check out this video! th-cam.com/video/GDBcQkXDCPM/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching.
How cool ! I figured something could be done to stop or reverse other than skin grafts but my dentist and hygienist say NOPE. Glad I subbed and hit the alarm Thank you Good Doctor
They will never tell you about it unless they can get something off of referring you. They claim that isnt how it works but thats nonsense. They will only tell you that grafting is the only way so they can refer you to a periodontist and then from there you get bounced around until maximum money is extracted from you only to hear that the procedure has a high fail rate and long recovery with tons of instructions that mustbe followed. If you dont follow exactly they will say "it wsnt the procedure it was poor recovery management". There has to be a better more certain way to repair recession.
If you'd like to learn more about how exactly The Pinhole Technique works, check out this video! th-cam.com/video/GDBcQkXDCPM/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching.
Sort of ignorant comment. You know that ALL dentists must sit for continuing education credits annually right? It's not that they do not KNOW about this technique. Honestly, this is not rocket science. They, for whatever reason choose NOT to do it. It probably makes them less money. It's often that simple. If you think all doctors want you healthy, you are very, very wrong.
@@mor9n243 You are wrong sir. In fact, I spent this weekend with a Surgeon- learned a lot. I have family who is in medicine. It is ALL about money. I am guessing you also know nothing about the infamous Flexner Report do you? You are probably a nice person but in time, when you are old like me, you will learn a few things. For now, if you want to trust your doctor, go for it. See how it works out for you. They are not all bad- as people some are great people, but the field is corrupt- very corrupt. Just watch any commercial for all the drugs they sell on TV and the known side effects. Let me repeat one last time, it is ALL about money. You do not have to believe me. Over time, when you see your doctor, or get a surgery, then get hit with a random $40k bill, you will see that I was very right. I have been there. They need you SICK so they can TREAT you. It's all in the report.
It's extremely brutal and painful and not worth the money and the time. I have done it and my gum is worse. There are many comments from angry patients on the Internet If you search thoroughly
Fyi to anyone watching my comment. I've undergone pinhole surgery and 6months later it looks like I've had nothing done. Don't do this technique it's a waste of money. I was super diligent with after surgery care. I'm a doctor myself. I've got it done in France
I was thinknig the same. My concern was that the bonding material would be so close to the gumline that it may cause the gum to recede further, so I am even on the fence about this. I wanted to do pinhole, but the recovery regimen is almost impossible to adhere to and the failure rate is too high for the cost and pain/recovery involved. Too much greed in the dental industry, so you have to take wha dentists tell you and think about what they have to gain by leading you down the wrong way. Like many dentists will see recession and not mention it until its too far and then they refer you to their periodontist buddies and then you get fleeced. Its hard to trust these people no matter what since you know the motivating factor for them is money. At the end of the day its you who will have to live with any problem and not them. As a matter of fact if the problem worsens its more money for them so its almost in their best interest to allow a problem to advance.
@@ariettyschmidt2129 I have heard that most of the time, the pin hole technique will not last. The gums just fall back down. Is that what happened with you?
Interesting, I'll have to find out if there's someone in the area that does this technique. I know I had a gum graft when I was 18 that basically did nothing as they essentially put it below the area as was supposed to make it not get worse, which it hasn't but still looks bad and also doesn't provide any new stability to the tooth by giving it gum tissue to cover this. Thanks trying a new approach for patients, and I'm glad you've had some successful results Dr. Nemeth!
Can taking antibiotics cause gum recession? I’ve been prescribed Rifampin, Azithromycin and Ethambutol to take for one year. I’ve been taking them for 4 months now and my gums seem to be receding.
Pinhole technique doesn’t make periodontal pockets disappear It is just cosmetic covering if the recession . Having recessions is much better then having periodontal pockets
great result! Thanks for sharing this Dr.Nemeth..The Pinhole Technique looks like a game-changer for gum recession. Has anyone here tried it? How was your experience and recovery process?
My cousin had one, and she said she experienced mild to moderate discomfort that lasted for a few days. She loves it hehe. Krissai also said that is is less invasive than gum grafting since it doesn't require incisions or sutures. 🤗
I had this done by you a few years ago and didn’t get the best results. Slightly better than before but I still have recession on my lower teeth. It’s very upsetting to spend that much money and to go through a rough recovery and still have recession.
You should look into this procedure. I was told I needed grafts with a price tag of 35K, this procedure cost me 5K and four years later still happy with the results.
@@nestorkensinger4399 that's awesome....ive had a couple gum grafts on my lower teeth and got some improvement but not worth the $10k price tag, imo....can you please share a little more about this surgery.....ive heard all sorts of conflicting opinions......im interested in how the gums actually stay in place?....as in what is the technique/rational for the gums to not want to recede/go back to their original line?......is it the collagen they insert or something else as well?
@@tiffanyguzman4405 I had one with severe recession, however, both teeth next to that tooth needed to be "pinned" down too. It was done in December 2018 and still happy with the result. Wish I could add photos to TH-cam comment for the before, after, and now. I should mentioned there has been some recession back, about 10% if I have to estimate (probably because I don't wear the night guard as recommended and I am a heavy brusher when I clean my teeth.) Overall, extremely happy with my decision of the pinhole vs traditional grafs.
Do you do the laser treatment (sorry can’t remember it’s name) with the Pinhole technique to not only fix the recession but help the bone grow back/stabilize? Or is that to much trauma on the mouth at one time?
Usually we do Laser Treatment OR Pinhole. In most cases, it would be too much to do both at the same time UNLESS there's a unique case with minimal recession (on just one tooth for example)
@@josephrnemeth Hello doctor am 20 year's old and l live in Uganda, which is among one of the East African countries in Africa, l got a problem with my gums and day by day l lose my gum's almost my front tenths are about to fall, l really need your help and try to help me avoid to lose my front teeths,
From what I hear the gums start receding immediately after, even with proper care. I assume the reason depends on how much of the bone surrounding the teeth is left, you need bone under the gums if not there’s no support and it recedes. From other sources I heard it last until they become middle age or elderly
I have gum recession on two of my back teeth, doctor wants to charge me $3,500 is that way to expensive? Pls are the and doctors in the New York area that take medicaid ?
My recession problems started some years ago and I decided to do dental veneers. After about 7-8 years my recession issue is evident again. I was wondering whether it is possible to do the pinhole technique and how in my case. Thank you in advance.
Does pinhole work for anyone? I was told I needed to put braces on in order to then do a graft or pinhole. Could you please let me know if I can go in San Diego?
Omg after i got the clear aligner done 2 years ago. got gum recession and bone loss. I m only 49 years old. Before my teeth was perfect no any issue i only got a very mild unaline on the midle bottom teeth. If i have known about this bad impact I would never ever took teeth straighthening. 😢😢😢😢😢What can I do at this point. My teeth are intact and no any sensitivity on the gum yet.Plz advise😢😢😢😢Thank you.
It was likely due to the pressure the aligner put on your gums while straightening your teeth. This is common with braces too, but the orthodontists usually fail to mention anything about it and you can gue$$ why. Once they fleece money from you for braces then they can send you to the periodontist as a referral and get even more money. The dental indstry (liek most medical now) is full of greed and doctors who have a lot of student loan debt, expense of malpractice insurance, office costs etc. They will say and do whatever they think they can to get more money but in such a way that they dont endanger their license outright. Its become more about business for them than about dentistry or helping (no matter how nice they sem or what they say). I dont fully blame them though, they spent a lot of time and money on a degree and higher costs of doing business likely have them in a space between doing whats right for the patient and paying their bills. It doesnt excuse them from their decisions but it provides some perspective as to why they lie or lie by omission.
@@josephrnemeth how many visits to your office does it require? Are there local physicians here who you have trained in this? Can you estimate the cost and does insurance cover it or is it cosmetic in their eyes? Thank you!
I've heard the complete opposite from dentists here in Canada, saying the pin hole technique is unsuccessful with much better results with gum grafts. Almost impossible to get a straight answer from anyone nowadays. There has been some research in Israel using a foam on recessed K9 gums with specific growth factors that creates a scaffold for the stimulation of new gum cells creating new gum tissue. The research showed promising results in dogs and maybe they started human trials. Something to look into if you aren't a candidate for the pin hole technique. Imagine paying $1000 per tooth and the procedure fails. You've just wasted all that money and then you're going to have to try a different procedure. Maybe dentists should offer some money back guarantee if the procedure fails.
@@andyirons7162 Sorry to hear that man. What did the dentist say was the reason for the failure? Do you have to redo the procedure or are you looking into the pinhole technique. All that money for nothing. At least with plastic surgery you get to see some results for your money, and if you aren't completely happy some surgeons will redo the procedure.
@@hamidizadi It is not only the expense, but the pain and recovery that worries me. If its successful then it would be worth it, but paying that much for a "maybe" that has people not willing to do it. A money back guarantee with maybe a 2 year warranty would make me not hesitate. They can warranty other things and workmanship so why cant dentists?(I mean ...besides the greed, what reason is there for no warranty on their work) if they are confident they can do it?
I had the pinhole surgery and paid 6500€ and it was extremely brutal and useless, the gum is worse and my lower front teeth are lose and i searched the Internet AFTER the operation and found hundrets of comments from patients who said it failed and doesn't work on lower teeth, they all lost very very very much money Like me
@@ariettyschmidt2129 Yeah, thats what I keep on reading from various sources. You would think with all the medical advances they would have a better way to restore the gumline. Its looking like most medical "professionals" are damn scammers. The only useful ones are surgeons when performing surgery due to acute trauma (like in an accident) but look at injury surgeries like knee, back etc. Patients usually end up in worse pain. All that schooling and they can't seem to do a damn thing correctly. Its pitiful, whats worse is they not only steal your money , but they steal your health and wellbeing as well. Its a profession driven by greed really.
Doesnt appear so. Its hard to believe taht with all th technological advanceents in surgical procedures that the only options are these outdated methods.
How can having the gums pulled up make the teeth more stable? Isn’t the bone what cause the teeth to stay rooted properly? The gums will help with teeth sensitivity and cosmetic purpose but if the germs are not removed then wouldn’t they be hidden by the gums and any gum disease still persists and continues to damage the bone under those gums?
Pinhole does make the teeth slightly more stable because of the thickened Gingiva. The bacteria is removed and had a harder time regrowing because there are no pockets for the germs to hide in. After Pinhole, the bone loss will be slowed or stopped completely. The thicker tissue will help to minimize further mobility or loosening of those teeth in the future.
My stable lower teeth got lose directly after pinhole and i found a comment from a woman from USA on the Internet who wrote the same and says she wished she never heard of this surgery, i also wish i would have never heard of it it's a disaster and i cry everyday
@@ariettyschmidt2129 Oh no that is horrible! Could it be due to the dentist's poor techniques? I think here could be so many factors involved as all our situations can be varied. If your once stable lower teeth become unstable, then the gums are probably not holding them properly now? They were originally fine but got disrupted by the pinhole surgery. Like they were originally attached to the teeth but somehow no much now. How long ago was the procedure? Maybe it needs time??? But it should not give such a problem. Why would your healthy teeth need pinhole? Don't they work on the recessed ones only? Do you use an electric toothbrush? I started using one that is designed for gums for a year and I have felt and seen that my gums actually started closing in, I definitely see that my black triangles became smaller (I used to have periodontitis for years and have a lot of gum recession) and my gums and teeth have become stronger! I never expect this to happen at all! I thought my state cannot be reversed except if I tried pinhole or possibly LANAP. I started using an electric toothbrush to help clean my teeth more properly (after diligent & GENTLE flossing with Dr Tung's floss only) because I just keep getting tartar build up easily on a few teeth with manual toothbrush. I was very against using an electric for years but I was so wrong. It really is good! I think the electric toothbrush's massaging vibrations actually help strengthen my gums and teeth!!! And rebuild gums! Some of my shaky teeth actually became less shaky! I do use it for longer than instructed in the manual. I first clean my teeth, massage my gums without any toothpaste (as it is abrasive) for about minutes. I rest the vibrating toothbrush on the shaky teeth too even though in the beginning it was quite sore but gradually no more sore as my teeth and gums became stronger!!! I also chew xylitol gums because it helps strengthen the bone of our teeth while neutralizing food acids and clean our teeth. I feel that my teeth and gums are so much healthier nowadays. Even my hygienist tells me that I do not have to see him four times a year now... just 3... so I have done some things right without even knowing! Without any dentist's help!!! Sorry for the long reply. If you can get onto a routine like this, I think your gums can become healthy again. Also have your seen that dentist or another dentist to assess your situation?? Because yours may be different from mine. Check whether those teeth are now having periodontitis or why are the gums not attaching after pinhole? If you have any questions, I will be happy to help!!! Our gums and teeth are so precious!!! We only have one set after losing the baby teeth!!!
I had this done and it didn’t work because I had small intestine bacteria overgrowth. I’m tackling the SIBO and I’m at it again. I wish my periodontist had addressed the cause of my gum recession in the first place. It’s a matter of breath tests. Hmmm
I heard the same thing. It seems that its just a money grab. If they are so adamant that these pinhole or grafts work then why not offer a guarantee of at least 2 years post-op on the results (like a warranty)? They dont because by the time the procedure is done they already have your money. I am getting sick of the whol situation because you always have to consider what the dentists says as being money motivated rather than your best inetersts.
My doctor performed a hybrid method of the pin hole and conventional gum grafting. He made 4 pin holes in the lower jaw, inserted the donor tissue and then used sutures to hold the tissue in place. On the right side of my lower jaw at the second to last tooth I have exposed donor tissue. The gum is pushed back away from the tooth and a lot of white tissue is showing. Is this normal? Its been 12 days since my surgery and I go back in for follow up in 2 days.
That's awful. I think you've been had, just my opinion. It's amazing what Drs and dentist want to do to you today, and people let them do it! 😮$$$$$$$$
Thank you for the information, I was wondering after the treatment, does it create periodontal pockets after the Pinhole technique ? Since there were already bone loss at the region and by moving the attached gingival tissue in place of the recession area without any increase in bone tissue at the site of treatment. Thank you
Please a video about black triangles/ interdental papillas except for the pinhole treatment? Here in the Netherlands they don’t do that.. can you cover the triangles with bonding ?
@@loveSAVE-e7k I called and voicemail said leave a message and someone will call me back...that was about 2 weeks ago and they never returned call 🤦🏾♀️smh!
I was watching your video on McDonald seating I haven't had my teeth cleaned in over four years and they did a deep cleaning but my gums are still rich I don't have any back to me and they are going to make me a partial I wish you were here in Florida do you know of any dentist here around Tampa area I really enjoyed your video
If you'd like to learn more about how exactly The Pinhole Technique works, check out this video!
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Thanks for watching.
Hi Dr Nemeth, I am considering getting laser periodontal treatment here in the UK. How many sessions and how often do you need the laser treatment? It's quite expensive so I wanted to know if it's 1a year or a few times a year so I can save enough money for it.
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Is there a dentist in France who currently use The Pinhole Technique? I really need help with gums for 2 exposed implants. Thank you for any recommendations💫
@@miroir3va They do it in the UK now so you should be able to get it in France. I googled it to see if they did it here and found a few.
@@mysterymaverick1982
Please tell me in UK the address I M so tense because I already lose my gums I want to start proper periodontal treatment in UK
It would help a great deal if you explained what this pinhole technique is.
The Pinhole Surgical Technique PST™ is a procedure in which Dr. Nasr uses specialized instruments to make a small hole in your gum and add collagen material to stabilize the area of gum recession. This new method is simple, suture-free and minimally invasive.
@@dave24-73 does hurt? I ask because I have a problem with receding gums, and I have realised that I have to do something about it. And I must admit that it scares me quite a bit.
@@JeDindk I haven’t had the procedure, but based on its description I wouldn’t imagine it being too bad, but I’d say annoying like an ulcer not pleasant but you can live with it. But I’m only guessing on that.
@@dave24-73 Thanks for your reply. I'm not very fond of dentists, but I hope I can find one who can help me with this problem. 🙂
Oil pulling heals the gums.
I've been told opposite stories by each dentist over the years! "You brush too hard!" "You don't brush hard enough" "Use charcoal." "Start oil pulling." "All those 'tricks' are useless'." "Just eat more protein." And now I've had teeth shattered by dentists, lost teeth, and still dealing with intense recession! I've done EVERYTHING every dentist has suggested over the last decade! And my recession worsens! Please help! I don't want to lose my smile!
try salt water gargles and keeping it in your mouth for at least 30 seconds. Repeat 3 times a day. Floss your teeth. Brush the gums gently!! Use a calcium phosphate topical cream like Tooth Mousse. Hope this helps. Disclosure; I am a daughter of a dentist and I have found too much dental work by dentists cause too many problems. The less intervention from their tools the better (if you can avoid it!) Try the home remedies. Good luck!!
oil pulling with organic coconut oil, cut out sugar and carbs
@CheekyMonkey888. Cut out sugar and carbs. You are funny. While you're at it cut out breathing.
@@LABoyko didn t say it was easy
Relax take it easy )) My granny lost her teath at the age of 45-50. Lived healthy till 97 years.
I was waiting the whole video about you saying what the pin hole technique is!!!!
I will sure I heard them say that they injected some collagen in there.
I'm from the Netherlands, dentists over here don't know about this! Mine does totally nothing about my receeding gums. He needs to learn this techniek!
Yes you can do this in the Netherlands in Utrecht
Mine too. They think it is the end
@@thekids_callmeboss6577 oh echt?? 😍 Weet je hoe ze heten?
Wow- what an amazing doctor and practice. Beth was SO kind and helpful 🙏🏻 God bless you!
I had this done four years ago, and so far so good. Initially, a grafts were recommended with a tag price of 35K! Then I found Dr. Beck at Southern California Periodontics and Implantology in La Jolla, CA who cleared me as a good candidate for the Pinhole Surgery and it was only 5K! I am so glad I tried this new procedure.
@@thekids_callmeboss6577 500 BUCKS IN ASIA, IT'S ALWAYS CHEAPER THERE AND OUTSIDE OF THE U.S
You mean price tag. Lets see some pics before and now?? If you can not, its the typical 90% internet bs.
@@MasterCarguy44-pk2dq I HAVE GUM RECESSION AND MY TEETH ARE STILL STRONG..IM GOOD
@@leelunk8235where in Asia ? 🤔
@@jgarcia3493 ANYWHERE, ASIA HAS THE BEST HEALTHCARE FACILITIES, I HAVE GUM RECESSION AND MY TEETH ARE STRONG, LEAVE THEM ALONE, BRUSH TWICE A DAY AND FLOSS ONCE AT NIGHT, I HAVEN'T BEEN TO THE DENTIST IN OVER A DECADE, NOT EVEN FOR A CLEANUP, MY TEETH LOOK REALLY NICE DESPITE THAT
You state, "Dr Nemeth will take you through the step-by-step process of the pinhole technique, from the initial consultation to the actual procedure, and answer some frequently asked questions about the treatment." Where in this video is the step-by-step process? All I see is case histories.
If you'd like to learn more about how exactly The Pinhole Technique works, check out this video!
th-cam.com/video/GDBcQkXDCPM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching.
OMG 😦 I’m going to follow you for this Good job you are doing 🤲🏾🤲🏾🤲🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️
Wow this is the first time I have ever heard about this technique. Thanks for the information!
You are the perfect patient for this guy if you buy into this. Wow is right!
How cool ! I figured something could be done to stop or reverse other than skin grafts but my dentist and hygienist say NOPE. Glad I subbed and hit the alarm Thank you Good Doctor
I agree. I did the same.
Except that oil pulling has shown to work in earlier stages.
@@DynamicBailey NOT
They will never tell you about it unless they can get something off of referring you. They claim that isnt how it works but thats nonsense.
They will only tell you that grafting is the only way so they can refer you to a periodontist and then from there you get bounced around until maximum money is extracted from you only to hear that the procedure has a high fail rate and long recovery with tons of instructions that mustbe followed. If you dont follow exactly they will say "it wsnt the procedure it was poor recovery management".
There has to be a better more certain way to repair recession.
I was here to understand the treatment itself and how it works! But this video was more about the results of their technique
Dr. Nemeth, you're the latest and greatest.
TRUE !!!
if you got very deep pockets
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So what is pin hole technique????? We are not I interested in looking into sick people’s mouth for the entire video!!! Thank you.
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Thanks for watching.
Many thanks dr. joseph R Nemeth, my question is how many ways that i can whiten my teeth without damaging my Teeth enemal
Ive been to dentists MUCH younger than Dr Nemeth
and theyre not near as up on the latest advancements He's awesome
Sort of ignorant comment. You know that ALL dentists must sit for continuing education credits annually right? It's not that they do not KNOW about this technique. Honestly, this is not rocket science. They, for whatever reason choose NOT to do it. It probably makes them less money. It's often that simple. If you think all doctors want you healthy, you are very, very wrong.
@@MOAB-UT BULLCRAP
@@MOAB-UT don't care that's not real work
@@MOAB-UT turkey literally charges less than USA American dentists are scam artists
@@mor9n243 You are wrong sir. In fact, I spent this weekend with a Surgeon- learned a lot. I have family who is in medicine. It is ALL about money. I am guessing you also know nothing about the infamous Flexner Report do you? You are probably a nice person but in time, when you are old like me, you will learn a few things. For now, if you want to trust your doctor, go for it. See how it works out for you. They are not all bad- as people some are great people, but the field is corrupt- very corrupt. Just watch any commercial for all the drugs they sell on TV and the known side effects. Let me repeat one last time, it is ALL about money. You do not have to believe me. Over time, when you see your doctor, or get a surgery, then get hit with a random $40k bill, you will see that I was very right. I have been there. They need you SICK so they can TREAT you. It's all in the report.
Why doesn't gum tissue grow back
Hello doctor
How can I have a good thick tissue?
What are your advices?
So what is the pin hole technique?
The question is how long will the result last? What are the pocket depth with time?
Can you describe the pinhole technique? You showed the before and after status, but not the process of the technique required. Thanks in advance.
They basically pull your gum closer to the teeth
its very painful 😢
It's extremely brutal and painful and not worth the money and the time. I have done it and my gum is worse. There are many comments from angry patients on the Internet If you search thoroughly
Really? So what should I do if I have receding gums?@@ariettyschmidt2129
Do you recommend getting the parts that have small cavities filled on the front before having pinhole?
Just subscribed! Love your channel! Mouth health is an indication of over health and possible health issues that haven’t been addressed yet.
Not neccessarily true at all
Fyi to anyone watching my comment. I've undergone pinhole surgery and 6months later it looks like I've had nothing done. Don't do this technique it's a waste of money. I was super diligent with after surgery care. I'm a doctor myself. I've got it done in France
I have done it for 6500€ and a few weeks later it looks worse than before. My lower teeth got lose after the operation.
How
This is what I find in researching it. My opinion is it is a scam.
please telle me what you thin about NESLEMY™ Gum Therapy Gel, is good?
Hi. Dr.Joseph. thank you so much for your video for the gum resection it’s painful???
It's extremely brutal and painful don't do it, it literally felt like extreme torture
My dentist recommended a composite filling for the areas with receding gums. What is your opinion?
I was thinknig the same. My concern was that the bonding material would be so close to the gumline that it may cause the gum to recede further, so I am even on the fence about this.
I wanted to do pinhole, but the recovery regimen is almost impossible to adhere to and the failure rate is too high for the cost and pain/recovery involved. Too much greed in the dental industry, so you have to take wha dentists tell you and think about what they have to gain by leading you down the wrong way.
Like many dentists will see recession and not mention it until its too far and then they refer you to their periodontist buddies and then you get fleeced. Its hard to trust these people no matter what since you know the motivating factor for them is money. At the end of the day its you who will have to live with any problem and not them. As a matter of fact if the problem worsens its more money for them so its almost in their best interest to allow a problem to advance.
Fantastic discovery. I need it for my lower gums.
Don't do it, my gum is worse and my Front lower teeth got lose and i am Not the only one
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@@ariettyschmidt2129 I have heard that most of the time, the pin hole technique will not last. The gums just fall back down. Is that what happened with you?
Interesting, I'll have to find out if there's someone in the area that does this technique. I know I had a gum graft when I was 18 that basically did nothing as they essentially put it below the area as was supposed to make it not get worse, which it hasn't but still looks bad and also doesn't provide any new stability to the tooth by giving it gum tissue to cover this. Thanks trying a new approach for patients, and I'm glad you've had some successful results Dr. Nemeth!
Well, I am a veterinarian and was very curious how to grow back gum.......still in the woods.
I wish you would explain the technique.
Is it a painful procedure?
great, sounds good, only thing, what is the pinhole technique?
If you'd like to learn more about how exactly The Pinhole Technique works, check out this video!
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Can taking antibiotics cause gum recession? I’ve been prescribed Rifampin, Azithromycin and Ethambutol to take for one year. I’ve been taking them for 4 months now and my gums seem to be receding.
Lanap vs Emdogain vs Gem21s? How do you rate these? Which is best in your experience?
Pinhole technique doesn’t make periodontal pockets disappear
It is just cosmetic covering if the recession .
Having recessions is much better then having periodontal pockets
Try Vit D supplements , deficiency is directly related to bone loss.
My employer has been using this technique for probably 5 or so years in Auburn CA.
Who is the dentist in Auburn?
@@susanmozayani5440 Roholt owner of Pier210
Why don't you do stem cell therapy for gum recession?
does pinhole work as well for black triangles? the interdermal spaces.. were the papillla is.?
Does insurance tend to cover this pinhole technique surgery?
Can something be done to regrow the gingival papilla between teeth that cause black triangle?
Can you get the bone rebuilt, or have I been misinformed?
Can a dentist do this or will I have to go to a oral surgeon l?
Hi! Are Grad Perio programs teaching The Pinhole Technique and which ones! Thx. Jim
This is fabulous!
Hi Dr. This procddure can still be done with bone loss?
beware of these fancy talkers
So what’s the pinhole technique? Or that was an Ad?
What's a good toothpaste
Baking soda. Cheap too!
@@jerrylisby3440baking soda causes gum rescession.
@@greeksun369 why?
great result! Thanks for sharing this Dr.Nemeth..The Pinhole Technique looks like a game-changer for gum recession. Has anyone here tried it? How was your experience and recovery process?
My cousin had one, and she said she experienced mild to moderate discomfort that lasted for a few days. She loves it hehe. Krissai also said that is is less invasive than gum grafting since it doesn't require incisions or sutures. 🤗
Do lots of research. I did and lots of people say it failed. Lots of money and then it doesn't work, as in it does not last.
hey doc, where or how can I get this done ?
I had this done by you a few years ago and didn’t get the best results. Slightly better than before but I still have recession on my lower teeth. It’s very upsetting to spend that much money and to go through a rough recovery and still have recession.
I have read that many many times the pinhole technique does not last. It fails. The only sure thing it does is make the Dr a lot of money.
Thank you so much! My dentist told me only grafts could be done for this problem, I have been asking for years.
You should look into this procedure. I was told I needed grafts with a price tag of 35K, this procedure cost me 5K and four years later still happy with the results.
@@nestorkensinger4399 that's awesome....ive had a couple gum grafts on my lower teeth and got some improvement but not worth the $10k price tag, imo....can you please share a little more about this surgery.....ive heard all sorts of conflicting opinions......im interested in how the gums actually stay in place?....as in what is the technique/rational for the gums to not want to recede/go back to their original line?......is it the collagen they insert or something else as well?
@@nestorkensinger4399 how many teeth did you have done?
@@tiffanyguzman4405 I had one with severe recession, however, both teeth next to that tooth needed to be "pinned" down too. It was done in December 2018 and still happy with the result. Wish I could add photos to TH-cam comment for the before, after, and now. I should mentioned there has been some recession back, about 10% if I have to estimate (probably because I don't wear the night guard as recommended and I am a heavy brusher when I clean my teeth.) Overall, extremely happy with my decision of the pinhole vs traditional grafs.
@@nestorkensinger4399 Was pinhole done on your upper jaw or lower jaw? Thank you for the information.
what is the pinhole technique?
Do you do the laser treatment (sorry can’t remember it’s name) with the Pinhole technique to not only fix the recession but help the bone grow back/stabilize? Or is that to much trauma on the mouth at one time?
Usually we do Laser Treatment OR Pinhole. In most cases, it would be too much to do both at the same time UNLESS there's a unique case with minimal recession (on just one tooth for example)
@@josephrnemeth Hello doctor am 20 year's old and l live in Uganda, which is among one of the East African countries in Africa, l got a problem with my gums and day by day l lose my gum's almost my front tenths are about to fall, l really need your help and try to help me avoid to lose my front teeths,
Dr Nemeth, is this procedure available in the Uk.
How long does this last?
From what I hear the gums start receding immediately after, even with proper care. I assume the reason depends on how much of the bone surrounding the teeth is left, you need bone under the gums if not there’s no support and it recedes. From other sources I heard it last until they become middle age or elderly
What if one uses growth factors on the gum??
I have gum recession on two of my back teeth, doctor wants to charge me $3,500 is that way to expensive? Pls are the and doctors in the New York area that take medicaid ?
My recession problems started some years ago and I decided to do dental veneers. After about 7-8 years my recession issue is evident again. I was wondering whether it is possible to do the pinhole technique and how in my case. Thank you in advance.
I hope you get better:))
So can you explain what pinhole technique is???
I NEED THIS
Does pinhole work for anyone? I was told I needed to put braces on in order to then do a graft or pinhole. Could you please let me know if I can go in San Diego?
What do you think about the fillings that are put? I had some put in but still have sensitivity.
IF THEY do not REMOVE EVERY BIT OF DECAY the tooth will rot deeper into more nightmares
I got that problem I need to do pinhole technique work, but I’m not living in Chicago.😢
How much it cost for th3 procedure
Omg after i got the clear aligner done 2 years ago. got gum recession and bone loss. I m only 49 years old. Before my teeth was perfect no any issue i only got a very mild unaline on the midle bottom teeth. If i have known about this bad impact I would never ever took teeth straighthening. 😢😢😢😢😢What can I do at this point. My teeth are intact and no any sensitivity on the gum yet.Plz advise😢😢😢😢Thank you.
It was likely due to the pressure the aligner put on your gums while straightening your teeth. This is common with braces too, but the orthodontists usually fail to mention anything about it and you can gue$$ why.
Once they fleece money from you for braces then they can send you to the periodontist as a referral and get even more money. The dental indstry (liek most medical now) is full of greed and doctors who have a lot of student loan debt, expense of malpractice insurance, office costs etc. They will say and do whatever they think they can to get more money but in such a way that they dont endanger their license outright. Its become more about business for them than about dentistry or helping (no matter how nice they sem or what they say).
I dont fully blame them though, they spent a lot of time and money on a degree and higher costs of doing business likely have them in a space between doing whats right for the patient and paying their bills. It doesnt excuse them from their decisions but it provides some perspective as to why they lie or lie by omission.
Can you have this same procedure done over a few years to get even better results or is it something you should only do once
I am not a dentist, but is this method unique to you or something other dentists can be taught/sold?
What is the pinhole technique?
Do you ever choose to use allograft for very thin gum tissue areas?
Do you treat people from out of state, like North Carolina?
We see patients from all over the world!
@@josephrnemeth how many visits to your office does it require? Are there local physicians here who you have trained in this? Can you estimate the cost and does insurance cover it or is it cosmetic in their eyes? Thank you!
Are you located in uk aswell??
Any thoughts about allograft method?
Pl tel me procedure of recession of gums
I wish this Dentist was close to me
Is this technique expensive?
Wow unbelievable😮😊
How do you do it? I only have six teeth left. Bit late for me.
What are charges for pinhole treatment?
Hi, are there any periodontist that do the pin hole technique in Teaxs that you can recommend, please?
I've heard the complete opposite from dentists here in Canada, saying the pin hole technique is unsuccessful with much better results with gum grafts. Almost impossible to get a straight answer from anyone nowadays. There has been some research in Israel using a foam on recessed K9 gums with specific growth factors that creates a scaffold for the stimulation of new gum cells creating new gum tissue. The research showed promising results in dogs and maybe they started human trials. Something to look into if you aren't a candidate for the pin hole technique. Imagine paying $1000 per tooth and the procedure fails. You've just wasted all that money and then you're going to have to try a different procedure. Maybe dentists should offer some money back guarantee if the procedure fails.
I just paid $6000 for gum grafting on my lower teeth (central and lateral incisors) and results failed.....gutted
@@andyirons7162 Sorry to hear that man. What did the dentist say was the reason for the failure? Do you have to redo the procedure or are you looking into the pinhole technique. All that money for nothing. At least with plastic surgery you get to see some results for your money, and if you aren't completely happy some surgeons will redo the procedure.
@@hamidizadi It is not only the expense, but the pain and recovery that worries me. If its successful then it would be worth it, but paying that much for a "maybe" that has people not willing to do it. A money back guarantee with maybe a 2 year warranty would make me not hesitate. They can warranty other things and workmanship so why cant dentists?(I mean ...besides the greed, what reason is there for no warranty on their work) if they are confident they can do it?
I had the pinhole surgery and paid 6500€ and it was extremely brutal and useless, the gum is worse and my lower front teeth are lose and i searched the Internet AFTER the operation and found hundrets of comments from patients who said it failed and doesn't work on lower teeth, they all lost very very very much money Like me
@@ariettyschmidt2129 Yeah, thats what I keep on reading from various sources. You would think with all the medical advances they would have a better way to restore the gumline.
Its looking like most medical "professionals" are damn scammers. The only useful ones are surgeons when performing surgery due to acute trauma (like in an accident) but look at injury surgeries like knee, back etc. Patients usually end up in worse pain. All that schooling and they can't seem to do a damn thing correctly. Its pitiful, whats worse is they not only steal your money , but they steal your health and wellbeing as well. Its a profession driven by greed really.
Sir, is any natural treatment possible to regenerate gum tissue?
Doesnt appear so. Its hard to believe taht with all th technological advanceents in surgical procedures that the only options are these outdated methods.
How can having the gums pulled up make the teeth more stable? Isn’t the bone what cause the teeth to stay rooted properly? The gums will help with teeth sensitivity and cosmetic purpose but if the germs are not removed then wouldn’t they be hidden by the gums and any gum disease still persists and continues to damage the bone under those gums?
Pinhole does make the teeth slightly more stable because of the thickened Gingiva. The bacteria is removed and had a harder time regrowing because there are no pockets for the germs to hide in. After Pinhole, the bone loss will be slowed or stopped completely. The thicker tissue will help to minimize further mobility or loosening of those teeth in the future.
@@josephrnemeth Awww I appreciate the clarification!!! 💖
@@josephrnemeth do you have to implant any tissue in the gums to make them thicker?
My stable lower teeth got lose directly after pinhole and i found a comment from a woman from USA on the Internet who wrote the same and says she wished she never heard of this surgery, i also wish i would have never heard of it it's a disaster and i cry everyday
@@ariettyschmidt2129 Oh no that is horrible! Could it be due to the dentist's poor techniques? I think here could be so many factors involved as all our situations can be varied. If your once stable lower teeth become unstable, then the gums are probably not holding them properly now? They were originally fine but got disrupted by the pinhole surgery. Like they were originally attached to the teeth but somehow no much now. How long ago was the procedure? Maybe it needs time??? But it should not give such a problem. Why would your healthy teeth need pinhole? Don't they work on the recessed ones only? Do you use an electric toothbrush? I started using one that is designed for gums for a year and I have felt and seen that my gums actually started closing in, I definitely see that my black triangles became smaller (I used to have periodontitis for years and have a lot of gum recession) and my gums and teeth have become stronger! I never expect this to happen at all! I thought my state cannot be reversed except if I tried pinhole or possibly LANAP. I started using an electric toothbrush to help clean my teeth more properly (after diligent & GENTLE flossing with Dr Tung's floss only) because I just keep getting tartar build up easily on a few teeth with manual toothbrush. I was very against using an electric for years but I was so wrong. It really is good! I think the electric toothbrush's massaging vibrations actually help strengthen my gums and teeth!!! And rebuild gums! Some of my shaky teeth actually became less shaky! I do use it for longer than instructed in the manual. I first clean my teeth, massage my gums without any toothpaste (as it is abrasive) for about minutes. I rest the vibrating toothbrush on the shaky teeth too even though in the beginning it was quite sore but gradually no more sore as my teeth and gums became stronger!!! I also chew xylitol gums because it helps strengthen the bone of our teeth while neutralizing food acids and clean our teeth. I feel that my teeth and gums are so much healthier nowadays. Even my hygienist tells me that I do not have to see him four times a year now... just 3... so I have done some things right without even knowing! Without any dentist's help!!! Sorry for the long reply. If you can get onto a routine like this, I think your gums can become healthy again. Also have your seen that dentist or another dentist to assess your situation?? Because yours may be different from mine. Check whether those teeth are now having periodontitis or why are the gums not attaching after pinhole? If you have any questions, I will be happy to help!!! Our gums and teeth are so precious!!! We only have one set after losing the baby teeth!!!
I had this done and it didn’t work because I had small intestine bacteria overgrowth. I’m tackling the SIBO and I’m at it again. I wish my periodontist had addressed the cause of my gum recession in the first place. It’s a matter of breath tests. Hmmm
I think I have that problem.....how to I get rid of that bacteria overgrowth..
I brush twice each time, with my sonicare and I don't have ressess gums any more
My dentist told me that gum grafts very often do not work. Is this true?
I heard the same thing. It seems that its just a money grab. If they are so adamant that these pinhole or grafts work then why not offer a guarantee of at least 2 years post-op on the results (like a warranty)? They dont because by the time the procedure is done they already have your money.
I am getting sick of the whol situation because you always have to consider what the dentists says as being money motivated rather than your best inetersts.
Yes, it's true and very expensive.
What is pinhole technique ?
Can someone please where this doctor is
Our office is in Southfield Michigan
My doctor performed a hybrid method of the pin hole and conventional gum grafting. He made 4 pin holes in the lower jaw, inserted the donor tissue and then used sutures to hold the tissue in place. On the right side of my lower jaw at the second to last tooth I have exposed donor tissue. The gum is pushed back away from the tooth and a lot of white tissue is showing. Is this normal? Its been 12 days since my surgery and I go back in for follow up in 2 days.
How much did that all cost?
I paid $7000 out of pocket, insurance rarely covers these types of procedures.@@B.I.V6107
That's awful. I think you've been had, just my opinion. It's amazing what Drs and dentist want to do to you today, and people let them do it! 😮$$$$$$$$
Thank you for the information, I was wondering after the treatment, does it create periodontal pockets after the Pinhole technique ? Since there were already bone loss at the region and by moving the attached gingival tissue in place of the recession area without any increase in bone tissue at the site of treatment. Thank you
No. Pinhole tec is not in pocket area.
I have worse gum than before, this technique is brutal and very painful i don't recommend it
@@ariettyschmidt2129How?
THANKS DOCTOR 👍
Is this treatment available in ireland
Please a video about black triangles/ interdental papillas except for the pinhole treatment? Here in the Netherlands they don’t do that.. can you cover the triangles with bonding ?
You can do this in Germany
My black triangles got worse after the pinhole surgery i don't recommend it
Hello, very interesting...can you please tell me how much a consultation with you will be for this type of procedure?
probably very expensive
@@loveSAVE-e7k I called and voicemail said leave a message and someone will call me back...that was about 2 weeks ago and they never returned call 🤦🏾♀️smh!
D you know anyone who does the Pinhole technique in New Jersey?
Goto mexico. He lookin for the bag$$$
What is the pinhole technique for your feet I wish you had a video on that so I could see it
Yeah, those receding gums on your feet are the worst.
How many people with periodontal disease come for this treatment?
Only the ones with lots of money to spend on a procedure that won't last. Do some research and see.
I was watching your video on McDonald seating I haven't had my teeth cleaned in over four years and they did a deep cleaning but my gums are still rich I don't have any back to me and they are going to make me a partial I wish you were here in Florida do you know of any dentist here around Tampa area I really enjoyed your video