Why Is It IMPOSSIBLE To Get These Teeth Clean?! (Lower Front Teeth)
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The 30 minute rule after eating is not state of the art anymore
Thank you (for your channel and advice).
So, I brushed my teeth growing up having seen smokers teeth and that had an impact.
I was very fortunate I didn't need a brace etc. However, as I grew up I would go through the motions, not doing the detail needed. I was awarded with whitish teeth, no bad breath or pain, so I felt I was winning ...
Now 35 Y/O and with the dentist shortage here in the UK experienced a tooth split. It was crowded a tooth and just enough to cause a symptomless cavity under the gumline.
The front of the tooth was saved and the back packed with dentist cement as a temp fix. Now saving (money) for a root canal from February.
Since this I have invested and taken heed of the basics again. I pay for my dentist while on a four year NHS waiting list!
I also found I have bruxism. Having a stressful job, my default is to clench my back teeth and being single, no one to mention it.
I didn't Iink my jaw ache and the tension headaches waking up to my teeth.
Now I have a sleep guard. I really do feel the difference through your channel!
P.S My last hurdle r.e Bruxism. Any advice on remembering to wear the guard. I find myself napping after work and I'm sure my brain doesn't pick and choose ...
A long story but I've been wanting to say 'thank you' for a long time.
Man, Whitney has the most insanely perfect teeth I've ever seen. I've seen in office teeth models used by dentists that don't look even close to that perfect.
The perks of being a hygienist
Idk how true it is I seen a few people saying she had veneers
@@peewee6187 nope those don’t look like veneers , they look like her natural teeth that she brushes every day religiously along with getting an annual whitening treatment at the dental office
Veneers.
Because they're bleached
Thanks for these tips! A few tweaks can make a huge difference! 😊 Do you have any particular advice for preventing plastic composite fillings from getting stained? I have one in my smile zone I want to keep looking nice as long as I can. Maybe a video topic if there's enough material! Thanks for all you do ❤
This is very interesting. I always figured it was better to brush after breakfast because it seemed counterproductive to brush and then eat. Now I will brush with just water when I wake up and then do normal brushing after breakfast.
I had to have a root planing/deep clean treatment last year, but it was especially bad in this area because I have a fixed retainer which has been in place since my teens, and I’m 40 years old now. It was so hard to floss there that I just didn’t even try. Now I am diligent about brushing/flossing after I eat and using the interdental flossers in this area.
I like your enthusiasm!
Thanks for teaching all about Dental hygiene ❤❤❤
thank you for watching!!!
Thank you for the video 😊
Knowledge, talent and beauty with a touch of humor: These videos are amazing. Thank you, Kristen Wiig !
Really great advice.
If I had one thing to say to young(er) people it would be this: pay attention to your dental hygiene. Paying for professional dental hygiene appointments in your 20s, 30s, and 40s is an investment that will pay dividends in terms of comfort, happiness, and physical well-being far out of proportion to the money spent.
No matter how well you brush and floss, you still need to regularly get professional dental hygiene appointments. Your hygienist will not only get your teeth spotlessly clean, but they'll also be able to identify potential problems long before they cause irreparable problems. And this is an important point: IRREPARABLE damage can happen to your gums and jaw bone tissue if you allow tartar to remain in place. On a microscopic scale, think about tartar as tiny saw blades constantly irritating your soft gum tissue, leading to inflammation. Once inflamed, the infection can lead to loss a jaw bone tissue. And this cannot be repaired or replaced.
21st century dental medicine is a truly fantastic gift. Take advantage of it. If you do, you may well live into your later years free of the misery of tooth loss, dentures, bleeding gums, etc. that bedevil so many middle-aged and older people today.
Dental hygienists are your friend. See him or her on a regular basis, and you'll be a much happier person.
Thank you for making these vids. They're very informative.
Go Cubs go!
I have this issue with my back bottom teeth. my dental hygienist just told me to brush there longer. I had to get a harder toothbrush head for my sonicare electric toothbrush AND i have to use it longer than usual. It's so weird.
Thanks 🙏 a lot
I always get a good amount of buildup there because I have the permanent retainer across the bottom and it's the one that goes straight across so it's hard to floss, I've been debating getting it changed to the one that like zigzags so it'll be easier to floss. Do you recommend this and does it make a difference which style it is?
Hi whitney. I just discovered i have a broken tooth in the back. I tried to call a dentist but its the weekend. Crazy thing is i never felt tooth sensitivity. I been using floride rinse every day. Now im nervous how long i had this. Cause i can see a hole. Its like orange looking. I also floss but i guess this molar i have been neglecting. I brush my teeth but not as much as i should, and i usually use just water on the brush. Curious if ive been having these headaches from this, i thought were stress tension headaches. Might have been a sinus infection all along.
Sadly, most people can't afford regular dental cleaning and assistance..
here is my affordable dental care video: th-cam.com/video/CKHrWfEH9JI/w-d-xo.html hope this helps
So brush your own teeth. Get good toothbrushes and tartar-control toothpaste. I haven't been to a dentist in 21 years and I don't have tartar buildup.
Many government free health plans have dental care now. This is of course the US I'm talking about, I'm sure other countries have proper care for free as a default.
Great information. What I can't get my head around is the EXORBADENT cost of all dental services!! I don't know who the greediest people are: dentists, vets, or lawyers. It's getting ridiculous.
the insurance companiessssssss 😫 they set the prices for most dental offices
@@TeethTalk Yes, I know that. However, the dentists charge EVERYONE the same stupid high rates, even we folks who have *no insurance.* The dentists could fix that if they wanted to. They simply could care less. I hate when greedy people paint us all with the same brush.
On a brighter note, I loved your video 😉. I'm already doing 90% of what you described. Many thanks for the great info. Ironically, you may have saved me from more ridiculous dental fees - without insurance!!
@@acreguy3156 thank you for watching! prevention can def help save both our teeth and pocket books!
@HouseofHypnosis1 Lawyers are my #1 choice too. Ridiculously high fees and low ethics.
If you have dental insurance, they pay for 2 cleanings per year. If you don't have dental insurance, take very good care of your teeth by properly brushing and flossing a half hour after every meal and brushing away the sticky stuff as soon as you wake up in the morning. When brushing and flossing before bedtime use a Tuft brush or Sulcabrush to clean teeth along the gumline, between teeth, and any places a regular toothbrush can't reach (crooked teeth) . I have a friend that doesn't go to the dentist but brushes a half hour after every meal and flosses twice a day (once after breakfast and once before bedtime). Only before bedtime does he use the Tuft brush and Sulcabrush. He also uses a tongue scraper before breakfast and before he goes to bed. He hadn't been to the dentist in over ten years. Not even for a cleaning. I offered to pay for the cleaning and he agreed. The dental hygienist couldn't believe he hadn't had a cleaning in over 10 years. He only needed minor cleaning, so I guess he's good for another 10 years. It's also about one's diet because he only drinks water and never eats sweets or things with sugar.
Would you be able to make a video on different dental hygiene instrumentation in the office? And the different cleaning techniques?
yes! I have a few! but I def should make more soon :) here's one: th-cam.com/video/2hTlkOJnIn0/w-d-xo.html
@@TeethTalk sweet! Thank you sooo much I appreciate it!! By the way your videos help a ton!
You are the cutest dental hygenist!
Super interesting that you say to brush before eating- I’ve spent 30yrs being told to do it after to get rid of food debris. Would I be correct in assuming this is to protect the teeth against what you’re eating?
Great video! I did not know you needed to wait 30 minutes after breakfast before brushing. Have never heard that before.
Actualy is about 30, to 60 minutes, after any meal. It´s necessary to balance the mouth ph.
Lucky to have such amazing teeth. Hope I can get mine right. I receding and a lot of tarter. I’m so scared of dentist so I don’t go and I have tmj
I spend extra time and effort in this area and it’s where I have the most gum recession now😬
I brush, floss, use inter-proximal brushes, use that pointy rubber tip thingy, and periodically use a dental scaler if I see plaque.
ive removed tartar by myself (no instrument just nail and patience) ive had years of neglect toward my teeth due to deppresion and yet i had like nearly no tartar only three bottom tooths and it was only at the bottom of them. I removed it in like in 20 min. Is there a reason i didnt have a lot of buildup?
If you drink coffee with cream and sugar in the morning and aren't able to brush your teeth after you're done drinking coffee, put some warm water in your mouth and swish it around for 15 seconds and spit it out. Do this 2 to 3 times. On the last time, while the warm water is still in your mouth, use the tip of your tongue to rub against the inside of the bottom teeth. This is not as good as brushing but it helped me prevent that tartar buildup from drinking coffee with cream and sugar. If you drink your coffee black (without cream or sugar), then you don't have to do this. If you drink sugary soft drinks like Cola, then I would use this trick also. It amazed me that something so simple, could prevent the tartar buildup.
I have to use floss picks in the button front teeth as there is a small gap that I can’t get to with interdental brushes. Any good brands that carry micro sized ones?
Whitney!!! Yesss! Those front lower teeth can be tricky!!
the MOST common area for plaque and tartar buildup! PS I love seeing the gray tooth! :)
@@TeethTalk I’m always learning here!! Same I love being a member 🦷!! :)
Vitamin K2 and mouth tape at night. Since I've been taking 180mcg of vitamin K2 (in MK7 form) twice a day the plaque on my lower teeth no longer builds up as it used to.
What is mouth tape?
@@user-rz3rl9ol9x Mouth tape as the name implies is tape that you use to ensure that your mouth keeps shut when you sleep. For optimal oral and overall health, we should ideally breath through our nose the majority of the day. Another benefit of mouth tape is it prevents people from dribbling on their pillow and keeps the teeth saturated with saliva helping to remineralize the teeth while you sleep.
D3 and k2 supplement has also resolved this issue for me too.
True story. I had invisalign and after my bottoms were straightened no more issues.
!!! YESSSSS how could I forget to add how straight teeth tend to get less buildup because easier to clean! good call!
I got some heavy build up there from drinking tea for a year. I drank tea 2 times per day for a year and it made that area behind my lower teeth look yellow-green. I've got a lot of it cleared up but still have work to do. I don't drink tea anymore. Tea will stain your teeth a lot worse than coffee.
I used to have tartar buildup almost two to three weeks after my cleanings. I started using Listerine Ultraclean Tarter Control with Zero Alcohol right before I brush and now I don’t have buildup anymore!
Why before brushing
Listening is antiseptic and those usually are more acidic than fluoride
I've been using Colgate Total Plaque Removal Toothpaste. It's removed junk on my teeth that's been there for years.
Thank you! I am a Plaque builder , a few weeks after cleaning same as you ! I go every 4 months to get a cleaning . I will have to get this !
@@Dahmer_Jeff toothpaste has fluoride which is beneficial for teeth. if you use mouthwash after brushing, you are less likely to get the benefits from fluoride.
I don't know if this works for everyone, but I floss in the shower. It cuts down on "forgetting" to do it, because for one thing it is a good excuse to stay in the shower a bit longer. And thanks for the tip about brushing first thing in the morning.
My dentist recommends brush 3 times a day, plus floss and interdental brush = perfect clean teeth. 😁
The only thing that helped me was using Listerine mouthwash(original w/alcohol), after brushing.
I discovered xylitol right after having a dental cleaning. I would develop plaque immediately after a cleaning. Why? Because my dentist removed my entire mouth microbiome while at my dental cleaning. She suggested having a deep cleaning every three months. Well nine months later no plaque???? Why???? Because I didn’t go back to my dentist. Instead chewed Pure gum after meals about six pieces a day. At night I used Closys ultra sensitive mouth rinse after brushing and I 0:15 never flossed in nine months. I have gum recession due to the trauma your gums go through when flossing or using those dental flossers with bristles. My two bottom front teeth were loose and I was told they would only get looser. Guess what they are no longer loose. My gums are healing due to me using my toothbrush bristles to massage my gums. I now have less gum recession around those two loose teeth. Oh I I healed a cavity with my own saliva. Yes when you chew xylitol gum you can fill a cavity that hasn’t progressed through the dentin of your tooth. It takes about four months to remineralize using your own saliva. Do your own research and know that I am telling you the truth. My teeth nine months later feel just like they did right after a cleaning. You know that feeling that tells you you don’t need to floss the day of your cleaning. Yes that feeling. Just learn to stop snacking between meals and you will never need another dental cleaning.
Sounds like you follow Dr. Ellie Phillips.
I don't brush my teeth often enough bc depression and ADHD but I also have a permanent retainer on the inside of my bottom teeth and when I try to brush there, the toothbrush handle hits my top teeth so instead of getting that 0⁰ angle which would be best for getting plaque off, it's like 10-20⁰ 😭 I do use interdental brushes when I'm able to and they seem to help a bit
yesss every little bit helps!!! you are doing great! also, I have a "how to clean your teeth with a permanent retainer" video coming soon as well! hopefully it will give you even more tips and tricks on reaching that difficult spot!
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I have permanent retainers on my teeth. I floss, brush,and use water pick but still get a bit of build up. Any suggestions? Thanks
What to do with spaces among teeth?
Interdental brush !
Pls make a video on after cleaning process
here's my deep cleaning recovery tips video -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/nG0KHRNHqoI/w-d-xo.html
3:11 - Oh man, my toothbrush doesn't fit sideways like that lol. Jaw too narrow. Makes it hard to get the bristles directed at the gum-line at the right angle. BUT, that's where my new electric toothbrush comes in that I'll be trying later.
is it normal that lateral incisors are placed a bit behind your central incisors, shouldnt they be side by side like no one is placed a tiny bit behind the other
You CAN remove some tarter using TePe because you will feel the sharp edge where tarter has been removed.
I try my best but my cerabal palsy makes it hard
Chew xylitol gum after meals.
I'm about to get clear aligners to straighten my teeth. Any tips on oral hygiene with clear aligners? thx
yessss!!! here it is: th-cam.com/video/mL02U7cnUJE/w-d-xo.html
K2D3 removes tartar. K2 x 300mcg per day. D3 1000IU
Thanks to your videos I wash my teeth 2x a day, mouthwash 2x, and I use dental floss 1x before bed! My teeth are much cleaner and my mouth smells nicer!🎉❤🎉
yessss!!!! keep up the great work! wishing you continued dental health!
@@TeethTalk Thank you so much for the encouragement! I’ll keep it going and follow your advices! God bless you!🙏🏻🎉
What toothbrushes do you recommend? I keep trying different ones and I only occasionally find one I like.
here's my favorite ones in 2024 -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/qiM0TRoNu-g/w-d-xo.html
Can I get rid of plaque without deep cleaning?
PEACE LOVE TEETH 🦷❤️🩵🪥✨
Whitney, I used to use dental picks. But the other day I did floss with regular dental floss & my gums were bleeding in more than two places. I did floss correctly with regular dental floss too. I guess it is better to floss with regular dental floss. In a few days or weeks the bleeding should stop, correct?
I should floss with an up & down motion, correct?😢
Need to press hard enough so the floss goes around the tooth. Mine don't bleed when I switch to regular floss occasionally hmm
I also has the same problem. Is it harmful to clean it with needles?
def not recommended to use needles! or any metal instruments! here's a video of mine that helps explain why: th-cam.com/video/4LACyvMPKwk/w-d-xo.html
Why are there people asking this, who just has needles? Get a proper dental scaler tool!
also i said this before and ill say it again you remind me sooo much of jenna marbles! ❤
this makes me SO happy!!! I LOVEDDDD her videos!
I used to use HARD toothbrushes and didn’t get the buildup I now get, when all I can get is MED or SOFT Brushes.
How do u clean with fixed retainers? And got painful gingivitus back of teeth molars
I just filmed a video about this! Editing it now! Coming soon! Stay tuned!
Just had my 6 month checkup yesterday and my hygienist commented on how well I was doing. She spent a minimal amount of time using the water scaling thingie. I am water flowing better (along with regular flossing), plus I use one of my cycles with my electric toothbrush to clean behind teeth, both top and bottom. You taught me the proper way to floss, after having done it wrong for 60 some years. Thanks for your straightforward information.
Difference among Plaque Tarter & calculus??
here's my video that explains: th-cam.com/video/_HiX66SvNF4/w-d-xo.html hope this helps!
Do you recommend oil pulling?
here's my oil pulling video -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/Kgil5LXU7DY/w-d-xo.html
@@TeethTalk Thankyou so much ☺️ I will watch it for sure
Try charcoal toothpaste, natural and organic it's like a miracle
some charcoals can be too abrasive on the tooth enamel. be careful with charcoal. I have a video coming out about it next week! stay tuned!
Is it safe to get toothcap om molar tooth??? Won't this procedure damage my adjacent good teeth???
Why would it? I've had caps on four of my molars for over twenty years.
How about using a water pick?
yess they help so much as well! here's a video of mine that goes over water flossing: th-cam.com/video/yaZtNAVZ1Ao/w-d-xo.html
It’s great once you get the hang of it. I still floss regularly but there is a lot less buildup using the water flosser, so I don’t have to be as religious about regular flossing but it’s not a complete replacement.
Just be sure to follow the instructions as a first time user so you don’t flood your entire bathroom like I did 😅These things are much more powerful than they look.
Hey! Hope you're fine, I wanna consult with you about my teeth can how can i contact you please let me know!
Hi! Here’s a dentist that I work with who provides free online consults for individual dental questions. Hope this helps: mydentaladvocate.com/ref/3/
@@TeethTalk okay but I've been seeing your videos since the start and i thought it'll help me if you'll make a video about that problem but it's fine🤗thank you so much for helping me out 💞
Saliva secretion has reduced recently in my case, what could be the reason...I feel my mouth dried up on waking up...
oh no! here's my dry mouth information video -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/lP0P-zduVcQ/w-d-xo.html
I floss right after eating with floss picks. I don’t get tartar or cavities 🫶🏽
I finally found a new dentist, unfortunately, their most recent new patient appointment wasn't until August. D:
Peace love teeth ❤
PLT :)
I'll still brush after every meal. I can't wait until bedtime to brush.
Is it true that eating 🍑 can balance your mouth’s PH?
I brush before breakfast but not before coffee =(
Saliva is the most important part of a healthy biome and cleans your teeth. Saliva is what you want to promote to have a healthy microbiome. "Saliva, or “spit”, is an extracellular fluid produced by the salivary glands in the mouth. Saliva carries important enzymes that break down food particles, which is the first stage of the digestion process. It also delivers minerals and other nutrients to your teeth that teeth use to remineralize"
Strong Kate Foster vibes 😂
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How long to wait to eat if you brush before you eat breakfast??
It's recommended to wait 30 minutes!
@@TeethTalkI thought it’s after you eat you wait 30mins? But you can eat straight after brushing?? 😮
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hi! thank you so much for watching!
I floss after every meal and before brushing in the morning and at night. It’s a habit I made during my treatment with clear aligners and it has eliminated the tartar build up I used to get on the back of my bottom front teeth. 😊
How to floss with crowded and crooked teeth, can’t get the floss through the teeth!
A water flosser would work pretty good. I use a water flosser and floss every night.
1. Why use just water in the morning before breakfast. What does that do?
2. When you mentioned about flossing after eating high carb snacks, do you have to wait 30 minutes to floss?
Only if you're brushing before AND after breakfast -- some people prefer to not have the toothpaste in their mouth prior to eating/drinking because they feel the minty taste does not go away. I've never had that problem though!
And I personally don't wait 30 mins to floss -- but always ask your individual dental provider what they feel is best for your individual mouth!
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I asked because I _do_ make the effort to try and brush and I was thinking of using water and no toothpaste, but I wasn't sure!
I wasn't sure if the rule for brushing was the same for flossing!
I was a dental assistant. I am a home scaler 😂
How about a WaterPik ?
here's my water floss vs string floss video -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/yaZtNAVZ1Ao/w-d-xo.html
Thank You !@@TeethTalk
2:00 Why not with toothpaste?
Only if you're brushing before AND after breakfast -- some people prefer to not have the toothpaste in their mouth prior to eating/drinking because they feel the minty taste does not go away. I've never had that problem though!
My routine isn’t complete without using mouthwash.
I don't know if you guys respond to comments. So, I goot root canal treatment years ago. The doctor did root canol of 2 of my molar teeth and placed a bridge crown. The enamel on dental crown vore away and exposed the steel. It became uneven. when I bite it only puts pressure on one teeth. I also feel slight pain on this teeth when I bite these days. Everday when I press the sides of the gum at this bridge teeth. I get some kind of puss? I can also feel the crown bit lose if I observe close. Could this be the sement that is coming off as puss or its bacterial gum infection? I can only see the puss when I press the gums. I do think I need crown replacement because one of the teeth not touching because of enamel wore off and the pain now I am getting may be because the biting putting pressure on my other teeth.
The root canal is a dead tooth that needs to be removed not left and sealed to fester. Seek a holistic Dentist to get cone beam imaging done.
@@Rootedremediespodcast Thank you for your response. Are you suggesting that I need to get removed the these 2 mollar teeth that got root canal done and placed a bridge crown on it? If these tooth are removed then I may need to get dental implant done but It can get more complex and I have trust issues on doctors handling this. What type of dentist should I contact for expert job?
I do brush with water in the morning....
Following an extremely low carb keto or carnivore diet has eliminated this problem for me. In Fact sometimes a floss pick will dislodge any plaque if I have it because it’s so weak.
So true
The same here
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Needing cleanings every quarter and getting them pd for - not in same universe
At $150 a pop
Impossible
These same teeth in my mouth are kinda long (gum recession). Everything else is fine. I was using a medium brush. Now I brush gently with a soft toothbrush. A visit to the dentist wouldn't make sense for a little bit of recession. These teeth suck!!
I’ve found a waterpik helped me with gum recession.
Brushing teeth, scraping tongue and oil pulling every morning first thing. Thank you, Ayurveda!
Anyone else think this girl is so cute?
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Are you familiar with xylitol? 🤔
love xylitol! here's my xylitol toothpaste video: th-cam.com/video/_q_mutp0jGM/w-d-xo.html and my xylitol sugar video: th-cam.com/video/6D050cgCZaw/w-d-xo.html
My poor mother has periodontist and has already lost 8 teeth and she’s loosing more… she’s in her 40’s so she’s not that old yet 😅 she is suppose to receive deep cleanings every 3 months but they are so incredibly expensive that she cannot afford to do it. 😢
Her nutrition sounds bad. I mean, really bad. Or she's eating too much sugar and starch. If she's taking good care of her teeth and she still has so much trouble, then it's her diet, one way or another.
Tartar can be removed with a curved stainless steel needle approx. 1mm thick and sharpened to a pyramid.
Or like.. a specific tooth scaler so you don't accidentally stab your gums with a needle 😮
Also who just has needles hanging around their house? Lol
@@DivineLightPaladin any normal house hold has a sewing set laying around
@@AutodidactEngineer didn't think of those, however I definitely still would not want to stick a needle in my mouth! That's an accident waiting to happen if it gets stuck in some calculus, you press too hard and slip. Maybe if you bent it? Still I'd be worried it's too sharp and might damage enamel more than dedicated tool.
I chew up a MilkBone every night. Keeps my teeth spotless.
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am i the only one who never has this issue? lol.
I love the inferior lateral movement of your lower lips while talking.❤.
funny how all those youtube docs talking about teeth problems - have all fake teeth ^^ That means - you can care about ur teeth but you will never have beautifl teeth without invasiv treatment
all my teeth are my own :) here's my video showing: th-cam.com/video/0Oiq2ofqacQ/w-d-xo.html hope this helps!
Just stop stressing and be grateful that you actually have some teeth.
I hope you have a good day, know that JESUS died for you and loves you so very much!