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I have seen some responses that were very judgmental. I have been in dentistry for over 40 years working for a periodontist. Early in my career I had a young man who presented with a similar situation. I could tell he was mortified and embarrassed things had got out of hand by the look in his eye. That look made such an instant impact on me and made me choose to not criticize or chastise him but empathize and just get down to business. I figured he made the effort to make the appointment and do something about it so who was I to judge or make him feel worse. A few days later, in another office I worked in part time 30 miles away, a dozen yellow roses came with a note addressed to me. This patient had tracked me down to bring me flowers and a note thanking me for being the first periodontal hygienist that didn't chastise or make him feel worse. I am still practicing 40 years later and still have that note tucked inside my jewelry box. It reminds me to be kind and empathetic to each and every patient because of the fear, pain, embarrassment they already have prior to sitting in my chair. I try to bring this lesson into other areas of my life where many people are so quick in judging others.
Yes, these teeth are bad, but I commend him for finally having the courage for going in and getting the work done. I hadn't been to the dentist in over a decade until today, and I was nervous about what the dentist would say about my teeth (and my teeth aren't nearly as bad as these). If this man was anything like me, he probably had lots of anxiety about what the dentist would say or do when he saw his teeth. I can sympathize with this man's plight, and I'm glad he got up the courage to go to the dentist.
Врачу огромное спасибо за работу и терпения. Я сама боюсь стоматолога . Ну надо тоже идти удалять один зуб и один лечить . Я думала у меня пипец ,а тут ещё хуже.
As a dentist of 42 years, I have seen many patients from poor families much worse. It is truly very satisfying to give patients like this a new confidence about their smile. The ultrasonic scaler if properly adjusted for water flow and power is a godsend, not as uncomfortable as you might imagine. It takes a lot of courage for a patient to come in and allow us to give them a new lease on life!
@@beckynull5226 As I stated earlier, if the ultrasonic is properly adjusted for power and water flow, the water is warm and the vibration from the ultrasonic is no more than required to breakup the tartar buildup. The gum tissue is not traumatized in the debridement of the tartar buildup and we allow the tissues to recover and heal from the tartar irritation before we see the patient again to remove anything that was missed in the initial appointment. If deep scaling is needed, it is sometimes necessary to numb the tissue so that the patient is comfortable during the visit.
Nice comment. But was it really that necessary to emphasize “poor families.” I’m not attacking you. I’m sure you didn’t mean anything rude by it but FYI some financially struggling families might read this and feel bad about their situation. Just a heads up. God bless you and thank u for being a nice dentist.
@@52cardsup Everything but your last sentence indicates that you have a distaste for the music that’s usually on these types of videos. so distasteful in fact, that you have to turn the sound off just to enjoy the video. it’s like how about you be the one making the videos instead and you can make them how you like? otherwise, shut it up and watch the video
@@52cardsup everything but your last sentence indicates that you have a distaste for the music that’s usually on these videos. so distasteful in fact that you have to turn the sound off just to enjoy the video. it’s like how about you be the one making the videos that way you can make them to your liking ?? Otherwise just enjoy the content
@@dionbrown6565 The person may smoke, have a horrible diet, do drugs or maybe they just hate brushing their teeth. It's not the most pleasurable chore of getting ready for the day, but those teeth feel real good once it's done.
You have to be super trifling and extremely nasty at 45yrs old to have that much plague build up on your teeth. I know his breath smells like pure ass. That is just the height of nasty.
Попасть к стоматологу? А что это проблема сейчас,очередь большая или что?....просто мужики ленивые,за собой не следят,а ещё многие при этом курят и есть такие которые зубы не чистят.
@@LordCommandor or simply be sick because healthy people would not allow this type of build up. not to mention that dental care is very expensive and not everybody can afford it. even if you brush and floss your teeth at least twice a day plaque will still build up, just at slower rate. be more considerate than assume one side of the story that may not even be true.
@@Kokose Be more considerate my fanny. I'm 55 and deal with plague and when I noticed it at was building up when I turned 35, I went on Ebay and brought me a $12 plague remover. Mine came from not brushing and flossing enough. So this person either doesn't have arms or like I said, they practice the height of yuck mouth. Nothing you said excuses that.
We had a patient that hadn't brushed in many many years, she had a but more build up than this, and we had to break up the appointments for her comfort. Unfortunately she had quite a lot of bone loss and opted for a denture to be made. The calculus was literally holding her teeth together! Really glad she was able to come and and improve her smile and comfort!
To non dentists, this looks awful. But I can only imagine that the dentist must feel some odd satisfaction seeing their work create such amazing change. The patient must feel so much more better and confident
I was a dental hygienist for a Periodontist almost 30 years. It is super satisfying when removing the chunks of calculus ( tarter). You just support the teeth as you clean because sometimes it is the tarter holding the teeth in the mouth when you have extreme bone loss.
Вам не показали, как после этого зубы у него сразу выпали. Камень их держал, но горе стоматолог довёл до удаления, так как зубы расшатались. Так сделали брату, остался без зубов. Хотя камень у него был немного.
I had this done on me a few times for free because it was a free program in our public school, they don't give any numbing. I ehile it feels weird and i bled alot, i really enjoyed the smell of whatever agent they use for this
@@Autumnpearly it's not a waterpik it's an ultrasonic scaler so it's doing these tiny ultrasonic vibrations that break up the tartar. The water is used to keep the tip cool because is it vibrates it heats up very quickly. So ultimately it does make a little drill like noise but it's not a drill.
Things can happen in life that lead to this. We shouldn’t judge others when we don’t know their story. Well done for getting the courage to have it sorted and hope and hugs that you feel better. Same goes to anyone that had this or needs this done 💗💗
I suffer from depression, I just came out of a funk that had me literally not caring about my health or hygiene...needless to say my dental hygiene was neglected as well. The dental staff at my doctor's office were very understanding and just focused on my teeth. Will definitely be going back
His teeth actually look strong and healthy under the tartar! I’m so glad he sought help - it’s tough sometimes when things get out of hand. Takes courage. 🦷 This was oddly satisfying to watch. 🙏🏾
They were very obviously loose and that hero of a Dentist had to SUPPORT the teeth while cleaning them several times. Do you have a cognitive problem or are you blind? If so I´ll withdraw my comment.
Whatever this patient's story might be,I give him huge kudos for coming in despite any potential criticism or negative reactions,and getting the cleaning done.It couldn't have been comfortable,he'll probably be sore,but so worth it!
The ocean sounds are a nice touch. Watching this video was very relaxing, and brings me great peace. Thank you. Also, the fade / dissolve between the before and after photos was superbly done.
About a year ago I wanted to go to school again but I wasn’t sure what I wanted to go for and I kind of just stumbled onto your page. After a while I decided to change my program of study and this spring I will apply for the dental hygiene program at my school.
It's a good career choice, and depending where you live you can make some serious money from it. It does look super satisfying to fix people's teeth, clean out the junk and getting the teeth to be functional again. Plus it will feel a LOT better for the person after the treatment. It's a win-win if you can stand some of the more grim procedures. This descaling here will benefit this man a lot, he no doubt had toothache which was untreatable with this level of buildup. At least after this he can brush and clean effectively and get some clove oil onto his teeth now!
Yeah, takes a lot of courage to show his swamp mouth to the dentist. He's a scuz that doesn't brush his teeth. I wonder if he also has disgusting body odor, oily hair, and wax dripping out of his ears?
I just went in for a "deep cleaning" today, and part of my teeth looked like this. Now they are perfectly white. If you are nervous or anxious like I was just do it. It can change your life.
@@Ingalill_EwelinTe I had small deposits, but it was so painful, as if they were tearing the skin on my gums. I don’t know if this is due to the skill of the doctor, or the problem is in the sensitivity of my body:")
This video inspired me to go to the dentist. I watched a few videos about this tarter buildup. So I called my dentist the next day, went in to get a exam. I’m so happy I did it’s been a few years since I went to the dentist. Due to the pandemic 😷 thanks 😊 for the motivation.
His teeth did not appear to be too bad underneath all the tartar. The gums however did show massive recessions and inflammation . The patient was very brave,since that procedure must have been uncomfortable.
@@monicavanrensburg4663 I'm not a dentist but my guess is 1) they dont brush or floss, and 2) this is either their first time seeing a dentist, or the first time in many years. I bet scales is aka extremely out of contol tartar buildup. We can get tarter usually around the gumline and in between teeth. As long as we brush & floss daily and go to the dentist for cleanings twice every year it stays under control.
Indeed, this man is quite lucky, there are many people that have bad teeth but he seems to have rather good teeth that were just hidden by all the calculus...
I'm glad I watched this video. I have a severe phobia of dentists because of a traumatizing experience some years ago. This gives me the courage to make a dental appointment soon. I have tartar buildup but it isn't nearly this bad. I'M GONNA DO IT!
Mental illness such as depression or executive disfunction issues. I understand chemotherapy can do stuff like this to your teeth, too. It definitely looks gross, I agree, but it's not our place judge. No telling what's going on in the private lives of others. And I cannot imagine how much better he must feel! His tongue has so much extra space in his mouth now!
Mental illness such as depression or executive disfunction issues. I understand chemotherapy can do stuff like this to your teeth, too. It definitely looks gross, I agree, but it's not our place judge. No telling what's going on in the private lives of others. And I cannot imagine how much better he must feel! His tongue has so much extra space in his mouth now!
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That is the most tarter build up I have ever seen. I assisted on a case of periodontal disease of the gums, the patient was only 24, the smell was something I will never forget.
We don't know people's situations, but i hope he can continue to have the means to maintain his teeth now. And i hope this gives him a boost in confidence and self worth. 🙏🏾
Paper Route Depression, sensory issues, trauma relating to teeth/mouth/dentistry, homelessness/poverty.... there are plenty. Do not be so hasty to judge, please. It does no-one any good
@@paperroute5366 i pay 140 every 6 months to have my teeth cleaned. No insurance, some ppl don't have that. Depression will hider you from even showering for days at a time, even into weeks. Self care falls to the wayside with mental illness and financial hardship.
Yeah but I bet the guy loses most of his teeth because the gums ever seen it so far! The only thing holding them in was the tartar. In a lot of these cases they have to pull them all and put in false teeth! Still better then this though. I mean his breath could melt steel I bet! This would eventually kill most people because infections in your mouth travel easily to the brain.
I don’t know what this mans situation is…but glad he’s getting his teeth taken care of and hope he continues taking care of himself…must have felt good getting all that off his teeth
@@tannie6325 there could be some tiny cavities. I have one on one of my premolars that's really small, never even noticed till my dentist pointed out. I still haven't seen it because it got filled in that day
Many of the comments are mentioning anxiety about what the dentist will say/think when they come to the dentist. I work as a hygienist/dental assistant and I promise you we do not care!! Unless it is a case of neglect (I work in pediatrics at the moment), we do not judge at all and are really happy that you decided to come. Quite frankly I think scaling is so satisfying
But the thing is... You DO care! Not in a bad way though. People know that no good dentist/hygienist is going to see plaque/decay covered teeth and not discuss how it got like that or prevention. 😉
Tarter is not really an issue for the actual teeth per se! It’s the GUMS and supporting bone structure that are damaged by tarter buildup. Without healthy gums and healthy bone to support the teeth, however, it doesn’t matter how “good they look”. They will still fall out! I get so tired of comments about “how good the teeth look under the tarter”, not realizing that the teeth are not the actual cause for concern when doing these procedures. Yes, you are trying to save the teeth, but that can ONLY be done by dealing with the gum disease and bone loss that has occurred due to the excess tarter buildup. Otherwise you will end up having those “good looking teeth” fall out of your face because they have nothing to keep them anchored in properly.
@@monicajane7888 sorry, this is going to be long, but I want to give you a good explication: That tartar is calcified plaque bacteria, which also harbors more bacteria, and continues forming layer after layer of built-up bacteria. The presence of that bacteria above and below the gum line triggers an inflammatory response in the supporting structures that hold the teeth in. Those supporting structures are the gums, jaw bone and periodontal ligaments. “Bone loss” is the result of that inflammatory response going unresolved over a period of time (ie. the person hasn’t had a professional dental cleaning in a long time so the tartar remains on the teeth). Bone loss means that the supporting alveolar bone (tooth “socket”) that anchors the tooth in place starts to deteriorate and weaken. In most cases it is a gradual process but will still lead to tooth loss if unaddressed. This is one reason your dentist takes X-rays frequently. The level of bone support around the teeth can be seen on a radiograph. And someone at risk for or with a history of gum disease needs to have these bone levels monitored for changes frequently. Once bone is lost, it can’t be regenerated or grown back. Bone grafting is an option in advanced cases but very expensive. That’s why prevention of periodontal disease (gum disease, bone loss) is so important. If you keep the bacteria off your teeth in the first place (brush, floss, cleanings at least every 6 mos), you can prevent this! There are other risk factors as well (tobacco use, family history, systemic diseases like diabetes). Some things we can control and some things we can’t. Control the things you can!
Glad he finally got this done, most people doesn't know it's easy have infection from teeth to blood and for example to heart. It's good that he finally have encourage and start to take care of himself 😊
I just can’t imagine how sore his gums are after a cleaning transformation like that. They look so painful. Glad the dentist took the time to get this stuff off.
Now I understand why they give my dog pain meds after he gets his teeth cleaned. They look a lot like this before he goes. He’s 16 and has never brushed his teeth even once.
I don’t know why I’m fascinated by watching this, but it’s so satisfying when I see the tartar being removed. I’m obsessed with my teeth. I have them cleans every 3 to 6 months. I love the feeling afterwards. I just can’t imagine the discomfort of all that tartar accumulation.
Look Mom, no cavities! Amazing how well all that tartar kept his teeth all those years. It was like a protective layer. For some of y'all I'm sure watching gave you a sense of satisfaction like bursting pimples and scratching dandruff😉 I'm happy and sad for him all at the same time because now he has to wait for his gums to grow back. I bet he's a happy camper now.
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I’ve had a tremendous fear of dentists because I had multiple bad experiences. My dentist now doesn’t offer any kind of sedation for dental care, but his exam chairs do have a built in back massage. This helps me a lot because my entire spine is in bad shape, and it helps me to relax.
Riveting, fixated, clawing at my screen during the advert. The man has an impossible mouth. This much tartar buildup and bone loss, pockets so deep you’d never find your keys again and no tooth loss! He’s actually got a pretty good smile!
How long would this kind of build up take? I’m fascinated by this. I can imagine it’s both a huge relief but also painful to have this addressed. Proud of the patient for the bravery to get this taken care of
They actually need brushing, or else it'll grow tartar just like us. And for them it is worse because the procedure to remove the tartar need full anesthesia to be done, so they could die while cleaning their teeth
@@linzokabcf not true. Do you think wild animals brush eachothers teeth? No they get cleaned by shewing hard things. Tight twigs or for the wolf, bones. That also works for dogs. They need to regularly chew raw bones that helps keep their teeth clean. Diet also matters. Raw food will not cause as much build up as dry, naturally. Not only better for teeth but also better for health.
So satisfying but I can only imagine how sensitive his teeth would be after. Also, I really appreciate that you put calming water sounds as opposed to the real sounds. I don't like dental procedures and the sky d's just makes it worse. But oral health is so important
Wait until the videos of podiatrists cutting off massive, claw-shaped fungal toenails start showing up in your recommended list. And don’t get me started in the ear wax removal and ingrown hair videos.
This video was relaxing for some reason, the sound reminded me of the morning on the beach or rain drops hitting a window. Nice video and can't imagine how nice it feels with cleaner teeth!
Apart from the dentist's skills, what's amazing is that the dude's teeth seemed fine after the plaque was removed. I expected to see his teeth rotten to the core, thankfully that wasn't the case
Was his mouth numbed during this? I imagine this had to be painful. After his gums heal, I bet his mouth will feel amazing without all that build up. Such a transformation. Great job
I'm sure that was a full scale and root planning so they definitely would be numbed up for that. I bet those teeth were sensitive for awhile afterwards from loosing all that insulation.
A persons teeth is an indication of their life style and condition. You never know what people are going through and how difficult their life is. Glad to see this is person getting their teeth fixed.
i dont think plague is intended as armor, more incidental, but i think the patient is young, so perhaps although sedentary about tooth care, maybe not enough time to lose a tooth over it.
Most of us are scared to go to the Dentist and also the amount you pay for a visit, specially here in the US. I give the patient an applause for the courage, he must feel a lot better now.
If you know how to brush ur teeth properly u don't need to go the dentist even for a long time. Your teeth night not be that clean I can say it's not like this a hell of a tartar. This guy obviously has a very poor dental hygiene
@@janyou17 Doesn't help people that are already in bad shape and need work done. Not to mention; I brush my teeth properly at least once per day and still get caries so yeah not true at all unfortunately.
As an ex dental assistant these are the most satisfying cleans. Teeth can become like that for a number of reasons. It's always great to see the transformation.
@@lianeli5406 Most cases I've seen like this are because the individual is challenged somehow. Physically, mentally. The teeth don't receive much attention unfortunately and often takes professional intervention. Interestingly the teeth are often like they've been preserved underneath. The gums are a different story.
@@lianeli5406 I get my teeth cleaned every couple months so it's never gotten this bad, but in my case I just have crippling depression and brushing my teeth sometimes also overstimulates me really badly. I have extra strong prescription toothpaste and regular appointments to deal with it while I work on my mental problems
@HabbuShakye What country are you talking about. In Australia and New Zealand we assist with cleaning every single time. We even assist the hygienist if we have one in surgery. I'd say you've never worked in dental in these countries in your life by the looks of your comments.
@HabbuShakye I hope your lack of comprehension skills don't translate to your charting skills. When did I say I did the procedure. I would think assisting would have been obvious in the job title.
I had this done today and almost came out of my shoes it hurts and it's cold so if you're like me with sensitive teeth it's torture he is doing so good 👍
trust me, seeing patients' teeth when they have the courage to do this regularly is great!! If you're too uncomfortable, let the doctor know! But otherwise it's really worth it trust me
Another monster🤢 tartar case by the Scaling King. Thank you for sharing and educating your viewers on the importance of good oral hygiene. Happy Thanksgiving to all🍁🦃🍂
I think this is the best ever descaling video ever, the teeth aren’t hideously deformed which can be a bit upsetting sometimes, and every tooth seemed to have roughly the same amount of tartar and underneath it the teeth were remarkably good!. Thank you.
That is all deadly bacteria!! It's not just unsightly and putrid, it's poisonous to one's losing jaw bone and this getting in their blood stream. Ha poor gums are so infected and inflamed. He needs many follow ups. I wonder if in Indonesia they think this one scaling is all they need now? I've not seen such giant pieces of calculus! This looks so painful. Bless you Dr.
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Could you tell me why people let their teeth get like this?
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I have seen some responses that were very judgmental. I have been in dentistry for over 40 years working for a periodontist. Early in my career I had a young man who presented with a similar situation. I could tell he was mortified and embarrassed things had got out of hand by the look in his eye. That look made such an instant impact on me and made me choose to not criticize or chastise him but empathize and just get down to business. I figured he made the effort to make the appointment and do something about it so who was I to judge or make him feel worse. A few days later, in another office I worked in part time 30 miles away, a dozen yellow roses came with a note addressed to me. This patient had tracked me down to bring me flowers and a note thanking me for being the first periodontal hygienist that didn't chastise or make him feel worse. I am still practicing 40 years later and still have that note tucked inside my jewelry box. It reminds me to be kind and empathetic to each and every patient because of the fear, pain, embarrassment they already have prior to sitting in my chair. I try to bring this lesson into other areas of my life where many people are so quick in judging others.
Hello 👋 dear, how are you doing?
Good morning, what cause bill up of plaques?
Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you so much for that. You have a beautiful heart.
انا الذي يحيرني كيف ان كل هؤلاء الاشخاص الذيت تكلست اسنانهم كلهم اسنانهم سليمة ومن غير اي تسوس وكان التكلسات حافظت على ان تبقي اسنانهم سليمة
Yes, these teeth are bad, but I commend him for finally having the courage for going in and getting the work done. I hadn't been to the dentist in over a decade until today, and I was nervous about what the dentist would say about my teeth (and my teeth aren't nearly as bad as these). If this man was anything like me, he probably had lots of anxiety about what the dentist would say or do when he saw his teeth. I can sympathize with this man's plight, and I'm glad he got up the courage to go to the dentist.
Id tell the dentist to stfu and do what I pay him to do and keep his opinions for people who actually wanna hear them.
I think this guy never brushed or flossed had nothing to do with not going dentis
Врачу огромное спасибо за работу и терпения. Я сама боюсь стоматолога . Ну надо тоже идти удалять один зуб и один лечить . Я думала у меня пипец ,а тут ещё хуже.
@@AlphaQHard totally!
Omg yesterday was the first day I went to the dentist in a decade too! Anxiety and fear of the dentist is very real
As a dentist of 42 years, I have seen many patients from poor families much worse. It is truly very satisfying to give patients like this a new confidence about their smile. The ultrasonic scaler if properly adjusted for water flow and power is a godsend, not as uncomfortable as you might imagine. It takes a lot of courage for a patient to come in and allow us to give them a new lease on life!
I was curious about the pain level. I'm sure the patients are a bit sore the next day. This is absolutely amazing!
@@beckynull5226 As I stated earlier, if the ultrasonic is properly adjusted for power and water flow, the water is warm and the vibration from the ultrasonic is no more than required to breakup the tartar buildup. The gum tissue is not traumatized in the debridement of the tartar buildup and we allow the tissues to recover and heal from the tartar irritation before we see the patient again to remove anything that was missed in the initial appointment. If deep scaling is needed, it is sometimes necessary to numb the tissue so that the patient is comfortable during the visit.
@@bsh724 thank you so much for the reply. Very interesting!
Nice comment. But was it really that necessary to emphasize “poor families.” I’m not attacking you. I’m sure you didn’t mean anything rude by it but FYI some financially struggling families might read this and feel bad about their situation. Just a heads up. God bless you and thank u for being a nice dentist.
Thank GOD ALMIGHTY for DENTISTS N DOCTORS ....
Thank you for the water sound instead of the music. I generally turn the sound off to watch these, but left the sound on with yours.
Y’all literally complain about any and everything
@@kiddfacee5982 Where is the complaint?
@@52cardsup Everything but your last sentence indicates that you have a distaste for the music that’s usually on these types of videos. so distasteful in fact, that you have to turn the sound off just to enjoy the video. it’s like how about you be the one making the videos instead and you can make them how you like? otherwise, shut it up and watch the video
@@52cardsup everything but your last sentence indicates that you have a distaste for the music that’s usually on these videos. so distasteful in fact that you have to turn the sound off just to enjoy the video. it’s like how about you be the one making the videos that way you can make them to your liking ?? Otherwise just enjoy the content
@@kiddfacee5982 😂😂😂 Ty, I needed a good laugh!
This dentist is literally giving the patient's teeth a second chance. It's so satisfying to watch that plaque buildup peel right off.
Right
How can anyone let they're teeth get that bad
@@dionbrown6565 The person may smoke, have a horrible diet, do drugs or maybe they just hate brushing their teeth. It's not the most pleasurable chore of getting ready for the day, but those teeth feel real good once it's done.
It's gross but also satisfying. It would be fun to do if it wasn't so gross, maybe that's why dentists get paid so well.
This guy came from outer space
Thank you for the years of hard work, dedication and courage in building up this amount of tartar for this great video.
You get the Gold Plaque 🥇✌
Best comment ever!
Ur comment is the one😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
A Tartar Plaque
Video snapon smile ,alat bantu nyanyi
Great pun we'll done
It looks painful, but I can't imagine the relief for his gums! Finally being able to breathe after being covered with plaque
U are right, he will be amazed by who different it will feel inside his mouth
Man that has to smell bad
Weirdly despite all that blood, its not painful at all.
it doesn't hurt as it looks you just feel weird in your mouth
they use a machine to take off tartar that doesn't hurt your gums or any part of your mouth
Thank you for not putting annoying music over this it's soo much more satisfying with the ocean/lake sounds 💜💜
음악은 아마 저작권때문에넣지못하는듯... 음악이좋을거같긴한데 ㅎ 😅
So glad he was able to see a dentist. What a great visit for his health and confidence
You have to be super trifling and extremely nasty at 45yrs old to have that much plague build up on your teeth. I know his breath smells like pure ass. That is just the height of nasty.
@@LordCommandor 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Попасть к стоматологу? А что это проблема сейчас,очередь большая или что?....просто мужики ленивые,за собой не следят,а ещё многие при этом курят и есть такие которые зубы не чистят.
@@LordCommandor or simply be sick because healthy people would not allow this type of build up. not to mention that dental care is very expensive and not everybody can afford it. even if you brush and floss your teeth at least twice a day plaque will still build up, just at slower rate. be more considerate than assume one side of the story that may not even be true.
@@Kokose Be more considerate my fanny. I'm 55 and deal with plague and when I noticed it at was building up when I turned 35, I went on Ebay and brought me a $12 plague remover. Mine came from not brushing and flossing enough. So this person either doesn't have arms or like I said, they practice the height of yuck mouth. Nothing you said excuses that.
We had a patient that hadn't brushed in many many years, she had a but more build up than this, and we had to break up the appointments for her comfort. Unfortunately she had quite a lot of bone loss and opted for a denture to be made. The calculus was literally holding her teeth together! Really glad she was able to come and and improve her smile and comfort!
How bad was her breath ?
A she??? OMG
@@jsm806 I'm not sure haha we have good masks on 😆
@@fiedamusa1091 men and woman cam both have bad hygiene
Kalo gigi palsu+bembersihan kerak gigi berapa?
To non dentists, this looks awful. But I can only imagine that the dentist must feel some odd satisfaction seeing their work create such amazing change. The patient must feel so much more better and confident
It definitely is satisfying, But the patient will have many more issues that come with letting this much plaque build up.
I see why they charge so much now
I was a dental hygienist for a Periodontist almost 30 years. It is super satisfying when removing the chunks of calculus ( tarter). You just support the teeth as you clean because sometimes it is the tarter holding the teeth in the mouth when you have extreme bone loss.
@@donnaworrall9353 the smell must be terrible.
Patient doesn't take care of his/her teeth .
It's so satisfying when it comes out in one big block
I’m sure that felt amazing after getting all that off of his teeth. I felt the release just watching… so glad to see him getting the help he needed!!
his weight would be reduced after this
Вам не показали, как после этого зубы у него сразу выпали. Камень их держал, но горе стоматолог довёл до удаления, так как зубы расшатались. Так сделали брату, остался без зубов. Хотя камень у него был немного.
guaranteed his gums were sore af too
@@jimmyogyep they were red raw
I was wondering the same thing. How do they ensure they teeth will not fall out before they start removal? I also wondered if it hurt...@@НэтэлиСт
I get my teeth cleaned regularly, and the level of sensitivity after its done. I can only imagine how painful this must have been.
I'm sure he had to be numbed
The space between the teeth n gums is a danger zone
Omfg. I was thinking the same. I was thinking I hope dentist is using hot water. 😂
They are talking about after the work is done.. hours later
I had this done on me a few times for free because it was a free program in our public school, they don't give any numbing. I ehile it feels weird and i bled alot, i really enjoyed the smell of whatever agent they use for this
As someone who is terrified of the dentist, I appreciate the soothing sounds instead of drilling
This isn’t a drill. It’s a water pic
@@Autumnpearly sounds the same btw
Me too. I have had so much unfortunate dental work done that even the sound of a drill makes my skin crawl
Tbh it sounds worse than the drill
@@Autumnpearly it's not a waterpik it's an ultrasonic scaler so it's doing these tiny ultrasonic vibrations that break up the tartar. The water is used to keep the tip cool because is it vibrates it heats up very quickly. So ultimately it does make a little drill like noise but it's not a drill.
Things can happen in life that lead to this. We shouldn’t judge others when we don’t know their story. Well done for getting the courage to have it sorted and hope and hugs that you feel better. Same goes to anyone that had this or needs this done 💗💗
Thats a very kind attitude, for that I thank you.
Yessss
I suffer from depression, I just came out of a funk that had me literally not caring about my health or hygiene...needless to say my dental hygiene was neglected as well. The dental staff at my doctor's office were very understanding and just focused on my teeth. Will definitely be going back
@@joryjennings7527 eu estou dessa forma
Help 😓😔😔😔😔😔😭😭💔💔
@@joryjennings7527
His teeth actually look strong and healthy under the tartar! I’m so glad he sought help - it’s tough sometimes when things get out of hand. Takes courage. 🦷 This was oddly satisfying to watch. 🙏🏾
They were very obviously loose and that hero of a Dentist had to SUPPORT the teeth while cleaning them several times. Do you have a cognitive problem or are you blind? If so I´ll withdraw my comment.
The gums definitely need some time to heal. Mine almost feel sore from watching, but I imagine it was also a relief to his mouth.
I was so shocked at how good the teeth looked! He’s a lucky guy. And yes I hope the gums snap back!
@@meaghanmichalski i was shocked to see how he has such a small amount of cavities, i guess the tartar protected the teeth from them
Mine looks healthy as well. I think tartars protect teeth at some point
Whatever this patient's story might be,I give him huge kudos for coming in despite any potential criticism or negative reactions,and getting the cleaning done.It couldn't have been comfortable,he'll probably be sore,but so worth it!
The ocean sounds are a nice touch. Watching this video was very relaxing, and brings me great peace. Thank you. Also, the fade / dissolve between the before and after photos was superbly done.
About a year ago I wanted to go to school again but I wasn’t sure what I wanted to go for and I kind of just stumbled onto your page. After a while I decided to change my program of study and this spring I will apply for the dental hygiene program at my school.
I love how you make the background ocean waves it’s so peaceful and I want to do this for a living looks so freakin amazing
😅
It's a good career choice, and depending where you live you can make some serious money from it. It does look super satisfying to fix people's teeth, clean out the junk and getting the teeth to be functional again. Plus it will feel a LOT better for the person after the treatment. It's a win-win if you can stand some of the more grim procedures. This descaling here will benefit this man a lot, he no doubt had toothache which was untreatable with this level of buildup. At least after this he can brush and clean effectively and get some clove oil onto his teeth now!
😁😁😁
Wow, mad respect for this guy for coming in. Takes a lot of courage!
Mad respect for the pain. Definately pain brought him to the clinic 😜
@@namgyaldivinelaninetsang6298 If I am not mistaken, he is getting this done free. Why you ask? B/c he is letting the dentist film this.
@@sharongreen2152 I figured that
i am surprise. this man teeth is full. he not lost or dont have decay teeth
Yeah, takes a lot of courage to show his swamp mouth to the dentist. He's a scuz that doesn't brush his teeth. I wonder if he also has disgusting body odor, oily hair, and wax dripping out of his ears?
I just went in for a "deep cleaning" today, and part of my teeth looked like this. Now they are perfectly white. If you are nervous or anxious like I was just do it. It can change your life.
Brush your teeth
did it hurt?
@@Ingalill_EwelinTe well it didn't really hurt no. It was more uncomfortable afterwords for a few hours.
@@Humpdaddy 😂Bro chiiilllll...
@@Ingalill_EwelinTe I had small deposits, but it was so painful, as if they were tearing the skin on my gums. I don’t know if this is due to the skill of the doctor, or the problem is in the sensitivity of my body:")
How does a person develop this much? Does it mean they’re not brushing their teeth regularly?
This video inspired me to go to the dentist. I watched a few videos about this tarter buildup. So I called my dentist the next day, went in to get a exam. I’m so happy I did it’s been a few years since I went to the dentist. Due to the pandemic 😷 thanks 😊 for the motivation.
Ikr! Looks fun as!
I was looking into oil pulling, as I heard about the benefits, and somehow I landed here.
I never thought scaling had such a relaxing sound 😌
Sounds like the ocean eh? Lol
@@adrianamedina1103 thanks, that was the joke.
Mee too
Soooooo relaxing lol It’s crazy how soothing this is but disgusting at the same time.
Not in the real
His teeth did not appear to be too bad underneath all the tartar. The gums however did show massive recessions and inflammation . The patient was very brave,since that procedure must have been uncomfortable.
Como alguien puede tener la dentadura así, será que no se cepillo nunca
I hope they numbed him before the procedure and gave him antibiotics after!
Why does this happens? The scaling?
@@monicavanrensburg4663 I'm not a dentist but my guess is 1) they dont brush or floss, and 2) this is either their first time seeing a dentist, or the first time in many years. I bet scales is aka extremely out of contol tartar buildup. We can get tarter usually around the gumline and in between teeth. As long as we brush & floss daily and go to the dentist for cleanings twice every year it stays under control.
@@monicavanrensburg4663 it happens from improper hygiene (not flossing and brushing behind your teeth.) and not getting cleanings
I can smell this video from thousands of miles away. But good for him for finally sorting this out.
It's amazing how beautiful his teeth look given the buildup on them. It was fascinating and relaxing to watch the whole process. Beautiful job!
His teeth look better than mine! Where are the cavities?
Indeed, this man is quite lucky, there are many people that have bad teeth but he seems to have rather good teeth that were just hidden by all the calculus...
@@ltscorpio4 the calculus act as a protective barrier shielding his teeth from cavities
Exacto, ninguna carie parece tener. Y todos los dientes. Amazing!
That’s what I was just thinking!
I’m shocked at how good his teeth are considering the amount of tartar. They are actually in really good condition- 😮
Not they aren't. I see cavities and gum diseases
There’s nothing “good conditioned” about his mouth. His gums are ruined and he has cavities.
Lol x rays will tell a different story.
@@Ladyybird21 ?? They will heal
@@gabrieljohn9876 of course they will. But that doesn’t make them not ruined.
I couldn't believe how good his teeth looked under all of that plaque! Amazing! Bless his heart!
I'm glad I watched this video. I have a severe phobia of dentists because of a traumatizing experience some years ago. This gives me the courage to make a dental appointment soon. I have tartar buildup but it isn't nearly this bad. I'M GONNA DO IT!
I hope you had your appointment already, would love an update. Facing your fears is terribly courageous of you. I believe in you 🔥💕
I don’t understand how this happens my goodness ……I can’t imagine how much better he must feel now!
I bet the sensitivity is through the roof!!
Probably can't afford insurance
Insurance my a** , he isn't flossing or brushing
Mental illness such as depression or executive disfunction issues. I understand chemotherapy can do stuff like this to your teeth, too. It definitely looks gross, I agree, but it's not our place judge. No telling what's going on in the private lives of others. And I cannot imagine how much better he must feel! His tongue has so much extra space in his mouth now!
Mental illness such as depression or executive disfunction issues. I understand chemotherapy can do stuff like this to your teeth, too. It definitely looks gross, I agree, but it's not our place judge. No telling what's going on in the private lives of others. And I cannot imagine how much better he must feel! His tongue has so much extra space in his mouth now!
*Konten seperti beginilah yang sangat bermanfaat agar bisa memberikan motivasi & edukasi kepada masyarakat betapa pentingnya memeriksa (rutin) gigi ke dokter gigi!*
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Gak cuma itu aj bro, satisfiying Nontonnya wkwk
@@andhikamahendra6315 saya juga ikut senang , ahhhhhhh legaaaaa banget soalnya aku kan mantan beginian 🤭😬🤣
@@QA-fy4dv kna brp duit bro scaling
That is the most tarter build up I have ever seen. I assisted on a case of periodontal disease of the gums, the patient was only 24, the smell was something I will never forget.
Damn
Why did you smell it? lmao.
@@techpie5717 that smell just protrudes, you don’t gotta be tryna to smell, it’s like garbage that is in the hot sun, you gonna smell it
@@techpie5717 you not gone intentionally smell it it gone seep in to your nose like someone bad body oder lmao
Lmaooooo!😂😂😂😂
So satisfying to get them chompers cleaned up! 😁👍 I’m sure it must’ve felt like such a relief for the patient to have done! ❤️
We don't know people's situations, but i hope he can continue to have the means to maintain his teeth now. And i hope this gives him a boost in confidence and self worth. 🙏🏾
Well said!!!
There is no situation that would make you not brush your teeth for 365 days plus +
Paper Route Depression, sensory issues, trauma relating to teeth/mouth/dentistry, homelessness/poverty.... there are plenty. Do not be so hasty to judge, please. It does no-one any good
@@ScrubLordKyle I still stand on what I said, the person simply has bad hygiene even with all of those factors.
@@paperroute5366 i pay 140 every 6 months to have my teeth cleaned. No insurance, some ppl don't have that. Depression will hider you from even showering for days at a time, even into weeks. Self care falls to the wayside with mental illness and financial hardship.
I was expecting the teeth underneath to look terrible but they actually look really good after all that tartar was blasted off!
I was shocked at that too! It's like all the build up protected the teeth 🤔
Yeah but I bet the guy loses most of his teeth because the gums ever seen it so far! The only thing holding them in was the tartar. In a lot of these cases they have to pull them all and put in false teeth! Still better then this though. I mean his breath could melt steel I bet! This would eventually kill most people because infections in your mouth travel easily to the brain.
No kidding... I could not believe how healthy the teeth looked after all this tartar was chiseled off...
RIGHT
MORE THAN LIKELY HE'S GOT periodontal disease..AND he's going too lose teeth
As someone with super sensitive teeth who's really picky with cleaning their teeth this pained me to watch but satisfied me too
Very professional work,hope the man appreciate your patience and keeps them clean inthe future bless him for being brave
I don’t know what this mans situation is…but glad he’s getting his teeth taken care of and hope he continues taking care of himself…must have felt good getting all that off his teeth
Amazing how there’s barely any bone loss and zero mobility. Even the amount of bleeding is nothing what I’d expect with that much build up
That would have a lot to do with his diet probably. He probably doesn't eat sugar I'm assuming too. Lol
@@strikelee3369 I was thinking the same thing
And no cavity
@@tannie6325 i think this is fake because of no cavities
@@tannie6325 there could be some tiny cavities. I have one on one of my premolars that's really small, never even noticed till my dentist pointed out. I still haven't seen it because it got filled in that day
Many of the comments are mentioning anxiety about what the dentist will say/think when they come to the dentist. I work as a hygienist/dental assistant and I promise you we do not care!! Unless it is a case of neglect (I work in pediatrics at the moment), we do not judge at all and are really happy that you decided to come. Quite frankly I think scaling is so satisfying
But the thing is... You DO care!
Not in a bad way though. People know that no good dentist/hygienist is going to see plaque/decay covered teeth and not discuss how it got like that or prevention. 😉
@@Anne_Onymous yes, thank you!
Are you cleaning his teeth at the seashore
Ok it’s morning where I’m at and this video literally made me get off my bed and make an appointment with my dentist
Tarter is not really an issue for the actual teeth per se! It’s the GUMS and supporting bone structure that are damaged by tarter buildup. Without healthy gums and healthy bone to support the teeth, however, it doesn’t matter how “good they look”. They will still fall out! I get so tired of comments about “how good the teeth look under the tarter”, not realizing that the teeth are not the actual cause for concern when doing these procedures. Yes, you are trying to save the teeth, but that can ONLY be done by dealing with the gum disease and bone loss that has occurred due to the excess tarter buildup. Otherwise you will end up having those “good looking teeth” fall out of your face because they have nothing to keep them anchored in properly.
I get what you're saying, but not everyone knows that specific piece of information. So take it easy :)
@@nana.teixeira Now they do 😆
Just the comment i was looking for!
Sandra what do you mean by bone loss. Thanks in advance.
@@monicajane7888 sorry, this is going to be long, but I want to give you a good explication: That tartar is calcified plaque bacteria, which also harbors more bacteria, and continues forming layer after layer of built-up bacteria. The presence of that bacteria above and below the gum line triggers an inflammatory response in the supporting structures that hold the teeth in. Those supporting structures are the gums, jaw bone and periodontal ligaments. “Bone loss” is the result of that inflammatory response going unresolved over a period of time (ie. the person hasn’t had a professional dental cleaning in a long time so the tartar remains on the teeth). Bone loss means that the supporting alveolar bone (tooth “socket”) that anchors the tooth in place starts to deteriorate and weaken. In most cases it is a gradual process but will still lead to tooth loss if unaddressed. This is one reason your dentist takes X-rays frequently. The level of bone support around the teeth can be seen on a radiograph. And someone at risk for or with a history of gum disease needs to have these bone levels monitored for changes frequently.
Once bone is lost, it can’t be regenerated or grown back. Bone grafting is an option in advanced cases but very expensive. That’s why prevention of periodontal disease (gum disease, bone loss) is so important. If you keep the bacteria off your teeth in the first place (brush, floss, cleanings at least every 6 mos), you can prevent this! There are other risk factors as well (tobacco use, family history, systemic diseases like diabetes). Some things we can control and some things we can’t. Control the things you can!
Glad he finally got this done, most people doesn't know it's easy have infection from teeth to blood and for example to heart. It's good that he finally have encourage and start to take care of himself 😊
I just can’t imagine how sore his gums are after a cleaning transformation like that. They look so painful. Glad the dentist took the time to get this stuff off.
Now I understand why they give my dog pain meds after he gets his teeth cleaned. They look a lot like this before he goes. He’s 16 and has never brushed his teeth even once.
Durasi lama & TDK ADA IKLAN... Kolaborasi yg kereeeeenn 🤍🤍🤍
Mungkin iklannya gak mau Krn jijik 🙈🙈🤣🤣😁🤭
Lo mas fácil era amputar la dentadura 🤢🤣
@@harirahmat2112 tebel lagi jigonxnya. Berapa tahun ga gosok gigi
@@harirahmat2112 tebel lagi jigonxnya. Berapa tahun ga gosok gigi
Ahhh I can imagine the relief this patient must feel. Amazing. Glad they had enough courage to see a dentist office 🙂
imagine the relief, of some bacteria trap between those tartars...
I was thinking the same thing.. look at the gum
But quite impressive that the tooth itself is in good shape after so many years no deep cavities
@@Naz-if4ft yes I am surprised too
For real, poor guy
Smells yummy
This is one of those cases that a true dentist would be thrilled to come across.
I get so very excited when you post a new video ❤❤ thank you! And your assistant does an awesome job! You work really well together ❤❤❤
São esses vídeos odontológicos e de podologia que me prendem por muito tempo aqui no TH-cam 🤣🤣🤣 viciada!
😂😂😂
Achei que fosse a única . Tmj
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Somos duas 😂
@@patriciaoliveirasilva6696 hola
It's amazing how the hygienist even managed to get through this procedure....
I don’t know why I’m fascinated by watching this, but it’s so satisfying when I see the tartar being removed. I’m obsessed with my teeth. I have them cleans every 3 to 6 months. I love the feeling afterwards. I just can’t imagine the discomfort of all that tartar accumulation.
Thumbs up to the dentist. He's so gentle and patient.
Amazing, he doesn't clean his teeth at all and has such massive build up of tartar and still no tooth decay, how is this possible 😳 🤔
Good question.
Yeah that tartar gets so acidic against the animal. I was expecting holes lol
All these teeth will be gone due to bone loss.
Genes
@@FinlandForceTeam I would said saliva type and bacterial flora
Look Mom, no cavities! Amazing how well all that tartar kept his teeth all those years. It was like a protective layer. For some of y'all I'm sure watching gave you a sense of satisfaction like bursting pimples and scratching dandruff😉 I'm happy and sad for him all at the same time because now he has to wait for his gums to grow back. I bet he's a happy camper now.
i love how the dentist takes their time to make sure even the stains are all removed
Nem sei como parei nesse vídeo extraordinário de extração de tártaro. Ainda chocada. Que excelente trabalho!!!
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extraordinário deve ser o bafo desse infeliz
Como q a pessoa chega nesse estado? Pelo amor de Deus
@@-paty8310 Não acredito que seja verdade 🤔🤔Será que é verdade?
@@marlenelopes167 Sou Auxiliar e aparece muitos casos assim no consultório. Mas, entendemos que por vários fatores podem fazer chegar nesse estágio. Higienização bucal incorreta, doença bucal, financeiramente também é um deles, aqui no Brasil ainda temos o nosso Sus que oferece gratuito o básico da odontologia, não procura quem não quer, pelo menos na minha cidade tem esse recurso.
Keren dok vidio nya,apalagi sekarang durasi nya panjang,jadi puas liat nya 🙏🙏🙏🙏
The dude just upgrade his mouth inventory space by like 30%
So satisfying thank you for sharing. Just got my teeth cleaned today and I feel awesome
The biggest shame is that patients like this hardly come back again for routine cleaning.
Вы посмотрите все зубы даже не задеты кариесом. Может эти камни защищают?
@@ИринаВер-ы5ю не знаю защищают от кариеса или нет, но десна разрушают точно
Could be cost or distance. If he lives far away, it may be hard for him to return without it costing him money. I think this is Indonesia.
We don't know people's situations. Not everyone can afford it
@@eunoia7429 right
I’ve had a tremendous fear of dentists because I had multiple bad experiences. My dentist now doesn’t offer any kind of sedation for dental care, but his exam chairs do have a built in back
massage. This helps me a lot because my entire spine is in bad shape, and it helps me to relax.
Riveting, fixated, clawing at my screen during the advert. The man has an impossible mouth. This much tartar buildup and bone loss, pockets so deep you’d never find your keys again and no tooth loss! He’s actually got a pretty good smile!
That's what I'm saying
He should be ready in about 5 years for his next cleaning
Great work to all the team involved in helping the patient 👏
How long would this kind of build up take? I’m fascinated by this. I can imagine it’s both a huge relief but also painful to have this addressed. Proud of the patient for the bravery to get this taken care of
This is years of build up.
This is more than 5 years, I didn't see a dentist until I was about 13 and mine were about half as bad as this
@@Accreal no one Said it was 5 years? This is more like 15+ years of buildup and no brushing or flossing.
@@bongripskickflips8245 I know I was just guessing
Cleaning it off on account of attaining golden jubilee since his last brush.
He could sell those tartars just like pearls and make a fortune for himself.
That would be dosgusting
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The amount of relief he got during and after this must’ve been insane
Seeing videos like these makes me appreciate how clean-looking the Dogs teeth is. No brushing needed, just chewing.
They actually need brushing, or else it'll grow tartar just like us. And for them it is worse because the procedure to remove the tartar need full anesthesia to be done, so they could die while cleaning their teeth
@@linzokabcf verdade.
@@linzokabcf not true. Do you think wild animals brush eachothers teeth? No they get cleaned by shewing hard things. Tight twigs or for the wolf, bones. That also works for dogs. They need to regularly chew raw bones that helps keep their teeth clean. Diet also matters. Raw food will not cause as much build up as dry, naturally. Not only better for teeth but also better for health.
What a wonderful job they did! So happy for this person! I’m sure they are having some relief (after the gums aren’t tender!) so satisfying to see!!
So satisfying but I can only imagine how sensitive his teeth would be after. Also, I really appreciate that you put calming water sounds as opposed to the real sounds. I don't like dental procedures and the sky d's just makes it worse. But oral health is so important
there's absolutely no sound for me
I can’t get over how good his teeth looked underneath all of that. He’s very fortunate!
New subscriber here! I’ve been watching pimple popping videos for years, but this might be my new thing. These videos are so satisfying.
same!!
Same 😃
Wait until the videos of podiatrists cutting off massive, claw-shaped fungal toenails start showing up in your recommended list. And don’t get me started in the ear wax removal and ingrown hair videos.
This video was relaxing for some reason, the sound reminded me of the morning on the beach or rain drops hitting a window. Nice video and can't imagine how nice it feels with cleaner teeth!
จ.
I notice that after the plaque is removed, there’s a lot of bleeding. The teeth and gums must be very sensitive after the cleaning!
Putting ocean sounds as background should be criminal
Apart from the dentist's skills, what's amazing is that the dude's teeth seemed fine after the plaque was removed. I expected to see his teeth rotten to the core, thankfully that wasn't the case
I'm thinking he may have some underlying gum damage and might lose some teeth in the long run, unfortunately. The dentist did a great job tho.
Most likely severe Periodontitis, with loose teeth due to jawbone erotion
I was just going to write the same thing. Maybe the tarter cover kept them from the sugar and cavities
Esse paciente nunca deve ter escovado os dentes na vida.
O profissional foi excepcional e fez um ótimo trabalho!
Pode ser um mendigo ou não sei , nunca se sabe
@@nosevocepelomundo807 pensei a mesma coisa,só pode ser uma pessoa nessa situação de rua,que não tem produtos pra higiene na boca.
@@lidianneventura9188 exato anjo 😌♥️
Whoever cleaned them did a fantastic job
Was his mouth numbed during this? I imagine this had to be painful. After his gums heal, I bet his mouth will feel amazing without all that build up. Such a transformation. Great job
His mouth must have been numbed to the max! I have just had a routine clean and it is quite uncomfortable and sensitive.
I'm sure that was a full scale and root planning so they definitely would be numbed up for that. I bet those teeth were sensitive for awhile afterwards from loosing all that insulation.
I have my teeth cleaned four times a year and I don't get any numbing medicine but with this mouth I would imagine they did.
*Piece falls down his throat*
Stomach: "Oh here's the rest of the last 3 years dinner"
I greatly appreciate that you show the back and front of the teeth . This was a fabulous video . Thank you so much . ❤ 🥰🇺🇲
A persons teeth is an indication of their life style and condition. You never know what people are going through and how difficult their life is. Glad to see this is person getting their teeth fixed.
I honestly don't understand how there isn't decay under this. His teeth look otherwise healthy under the scaling.
plaque is like armor for teeth
i dont think plague is intended as armor, more incidental, but i think the patient is young, so perhaps although sedentary about tooth care, maybe not enough time to lose a tooth over it.
@@youtubeseagull it literally says in the title their age
@@slodziak222222 this isn't plaque its calculus. And I'm sure his bone isn't good. His gums are recessed as well
Was thinking the same thing
Most of us are scared to go to the Dentist and also the amount you pay for a visit, specially here in the US. I give the patient an applause for the courage, he must feel a lot better now.
Hey Connie, fear comes from years of neglect. Treat problems early and you'll find fear is negligent.
If you know how to brush ur teeth properly u don't need to go the dentist even for a long time. Your teeth night not be that clean I can say it's not like this a hell of a tartar. This guy obviously has a very poor dental hygiene
That's what Xanax and discount dentistry is for 😉
@@janyou17 Doesn't help people that are already in bad shape and need work done. Not to mention; I brush my teeth properly at least once per day and still get caries so yeah not true at all unfortunately.
@@Anne_Onymous fyi I have never tried this cleaning procedure all my life but I don't have tartar. Small stains yes but not like this. This is insane
He did an amazing job I know his mouth feels better & he can smile with confidence.
This is oddly satisfying to watch, I'm so happy he's getting his smile back in confidence...
As an ex dental assistant these are the most satisfying cleans. Teeth can become like that for a number of reasons. It's always great to see the transformation.
Just a question: doesn’t he own a tooth brush ? 😮
@@lianeli5406 Most cases I've seen like this are because the individual is challenged somehow. Physically, mentally. The teeth don't receive much attention unfortunately and often takes professional intervention. Interestingly the teeth are often like they've been preserved underneath. The gums are a different story.
@@lianeli5406 I get my teeth cleaned every couple months so it's never gotten this bad, but in my case I just have crippling depression and brushing my teeth sometimes also overstimulates me really badly. I have extra strong prescription toothpaste and regular appointments to deal with it while I work on my mental problems
@HabbuShakye What country are you talking about. In Australia and New Zealand we assist with cleaning every single time. We even assist the hygienist if we have one in surgery. I'd say you've never worked in dental in these countries in your life by the looks of your comments.
@HabbuShakye I hope your lack of comprehension skills don't translate to your charting skills. When did I say I did the procedure. I would think assisting would have been obvious in the job title.
I had this done today and almost came out of my shoes it hurts and it's cold so if you're like me with sensitive teeth it's torture he is doing so good 👍
trust me, seeing patients' teeth when they have the courage to do this regularly is great!! If you're too uncomfortable, let the doctor know! But otherwise it's really worth it trust me
Another monster🤢 tartar case by the Scaling King. Thank you for sharing and educating your viewers on the importance of good oral hygiene. Happy Thanksgiving to all🍁🦃🍂
So satisfying to watch this person get back some of his or her dental health!
His hopefully judging by the tache... 👨
I think this is the best ever descaling video ever, the teeth aren’t hideously deformed which can be a bit upsetting sometimes, and every tooth seemed to have roughly the same amount of tartar and underneath it the teeth were remarkably good!. Thank you.
el sarro no se come los dientes se come la encia
Poor guy must be so sore when it’s completed. Thank you for taking care of him 🥰
I know! His gums are so red… and bleeding obviously.
He did it to himself. He didn't brush and this is the result.
Parabéns para esse profissional...deixou os dentes em ótimo estado, impressionante o trabalho que ele fez. Admirável.
Yes agree
That is all deadly bacteria!! It's not just unsightly and putrid, it's poisonous to one's losing jaw bone and this getting in their blood stream. Ha poor gums are so infected and inflamed. He needs many follow ups. I wonder if in Indonesia they think this one scaling is all they need now? I've not seen such giant pieces of calculus! This looks so painful. Bless you Dr.