This isn’t talked about enough in the doctors or dentists office, generally on any platform or in life. Appreciate this insight from yourself and others on here. Wish this was really emphasized as crucial in the public consciousness. Too easy to take teeth for granted and not go the extra minute or two to floss thoroughly daily mouthwash and brush. Thanks again
I have been type 1 diabetic since 2001, 2 years before ( I dont recall exactly ) I've had a terrible root canal. I have always linked that to my diabetes. Something inside me always told me that was the real cause. For years I have been searching the connection of tooth decay and diabetes but no one seemed to have figured that out. I did read in some old website, I think it was a forum, in where the person explained he/she had suffered from type 1 diabetes shortly after getting a root canal. Was the root canal a contributing factor at getting type 1 diabetes? I believe so, but now I dont know what to do, other than take insulin and try to keep blood glucose under control... anyone experienced something similar?
I had my wisdom teeth removed. At the time the dentist who performed the removal said to not eat solid foods after the operation as it could result in diabetes. I did get diabetes a few years later and I have always thought that the wisdom teeth removal was the cause.
My diabetes came first, now I'm looking at issues with my teeth. Perhaps I've just gone to dentists who are horrible to diabetics, but I have yet to find one that doesn't scare the hell out of me.
So I know using a mouth rinse is important especially using a mouth rinse with fluoride to help prevent caries and bad breath ect . But I do have a question what kinda of toothpaste and mouthrinse should a type 2 diabetes patient use ? Also if a patient has a family history of diabetes should they use the same products that a diabetic patient use just to be safe ?
Interesting. I'm not sure what's wrong with my teeth and gums. I haven't been to a dentist in a very long time, and I'm type 2 diabetic My older sister takes great care with her teeth and is also diabetic.
You're doing such good work in your field, Dr. Nemeth. I know three young people who are studying diabetes right now in their classes. I have a good friend who has done well with type I since 1950. :) He's "eighty-ish" now. ;)
You know, it hurts a lot that I'm literally losing everything from diabetes. And next week I'm having 27 teeth extracted. I posted a video on my other TH-cam. Talking about everything diabetes has taken from me. And then someone accuses me of doing drugs and that's why I'm losing my teeth that really really hurts more than anything.right now.
My A1C is 10.9 it went from 6.2 in 2016 to higher than 9 in just a couple months after dad was diagnosed with cancer. It caused stress that raised my sugars all the time.
Hello Dr.Nemeth, I need to ask you a question about the waterpik. Can I use it to rinse the front/back of my teeth including the top part of the molars? I have noticed that brushing doesn't really remove the plaque that sits on the edges by the gumline that well. Same thing with the electric toothbrush regardless of which toothpaste I use. I feel that brushing is more abrasive and does less than the waterpik which is less abrasive and more efficient at removing plaque from your teeth. Especially plaque on the back molars. Thank you for your time and have a great day :)
MJ flossing must be done to all teeth for optimal oral health . A water pick works great as well! And if you feel the tooth brush is too abrasive don’t push so hard against your teeth push very little and it will be less abrasive. You can’t remove all plaque with out brushing and flossing 👌 I’m not a dentist but am in school for dental assisting hope that helps .
Hello Dr.Nemeth! Thank you for the amazing work! I have a question about the case: Did the patient see an endocrinologist before the beginning of the periodontal treatment in order to control the high HbA1c level?
Dr neemath you truly are gem 💎💝🌹 long may you carry on with your amazing important work & message!! Bless you thank you 🌹 my oral hygienist not helpful.you are very helpful ❤️❤️❤️
After having a mouth infection, earlier this year, my teeth have gone from white to yellow. Why is that and what can be the cause. My A1C is 5.9 the last time I check in September this year.
This isn’t talked about enough in the doctors or dentists office, generally on any platform or in life. Appreciate this insight from yourself and others on here. Wish this was really emphasized as crucial in the public consciousness. Too easy to take teeth for granted and not go the extra minute or two to floss thoroughly daily mouthwash and brush. Thanks again
So true! I noticed that when i improved my blood sugar levels, my gums are healthier and vice-versa.
I have been type 1 diabetic since 2001, 2 years before ( I dont recall exactly ) I've had a terrible root canal. I have always linked that to my diabetes. Something inside me always told me that was the real cause. For years I have been searching the connection of tooth decay and diabetes but no one seemed to have figured that out. I did read in some old website, I think it was a forum, in where the person explained he/she had suffered from type 1 diabetes shortly after getting a root canal. Was the root canal a contributing factor at getting type 1 diabetes? I believe so, but now I dont know what to do, other than take insulin and try to keep blood glucose under control... anyone experienced something similar?
You are a blessing to so many people because you care and your teaching reflects your caring. Thank you! 🕊️
I had my wisdom teeth removed. At the time the dentist who performed the removal said to not eat solid foods after the operation as it could result in diabetes. I did get diabetes a few years later and I have always thought that the wisdom teeth removal was the cause.
My diabetes came first, now I'm looking at issues with my teeth. Perhaps I've just gone to dentists who are horrible to diabetics, but I have yet to find one that doesn't scare the hell out of me.
Iv had gum disease for 20 years the ONLY thing which stopped it was cutting out Carbohydrate foods. Why is this?
My Keto less carbs = less sugar available for bacteria to multiply. Less bacteria = less gum disease
That is so true. I notice the same thing when I eat foods that consist of mainly fruits and veggies. My gums feel and look so much better.
Carbohydrates create high blood sugar levels and insulin.
So I know using a mouth rinse is important especially using a mouth rinse with fluoride to help prevent caries and bad breath ect . But I do have a question what kinda of toothpaste and mouthrinse should a type 2 diabetes patient use ? Also if a patient has a family history of diabetes should they use the same products that a diabetic patient use just to be safe ?
Interesting. I'm not sure what's wrong with my teeth and gums. I haven't been to a dentist in a very long time, and I'm type 2 diabetic
My older sister takes great care with her teeth and is also diabetic.
Is it possible that periodonitits cause insulin resistance? Even if someone isn't diabetic?
You're doing such good work in your field, Dr. Nemeth. I know three young people who are studying diabetes right now in their classes. I have a good friend who has done well with type I since 1950. :) He's "eighty-ish" now. ;)
@@josephrnemeth Thank you! :) He's a great guy. I hope he lives to be "182" !
Is he using insulin for type l diabetics pl tell
You know, it hurts a lot that I'm literally losing everything from diabetes. And next week I'm having 27 teeth extracted. I posted a video on my other TH-cam. Talking about everything diabetes has taken from me. And then someone accuses me of doing drugs and that's why I'm losing my teeth that really really hurts more than anything.right now.
My A1C is 10.9 it went from 6.2 in 2016 to higher than 9 in just a couple months after dad was diagnosed with cancer. It caused stress that raised my sugars all the time.
Dr. Nemeth, is there an opinion on what the normal acidity or pH of the mouth is? Is it the same as the acidity of saliva? Does it vary? Thank you! :)
I have a Root in my tooth and last year Im testing positive to diabetes. Can be this connected? I'm doing a lot of exercises a lot on my entire life.
How is your diet? Cut out breads and pastas if you can. Eat mainly veggies and some fruits. Even some food like bread is pack with sugar.
Hello Dr.Nemeth, I need to ask you a question about the waterpik. Can I use it to rinse the front/back of my teeth including the top part of the molars? I have noticed that brushing doesn't really remove the plaque that sits on the edges by the gumline that well. Same thing with the electric toothbrush regardless of which toothpaste I use. I feel that brushing is more abrasive and does less than the waterpik which is less abrasive and more efficient at removing plaque from your teeth. Especially plaque on the back molars. Thank you for your time and have a great day :)
MJ flossing must be done to all teeth for optimal oral health . A water pick works great as well! And if you feel the tooth brush is too abrasive don’t push so hard against your teeth push very little and it will be less abrasive. You can’t remove all plaque with out brushing and flossing 👌 I’m not a dentist but am in school for dental assisting hope that helps .
Can bleeding gums effects eye problems, like near vision or far vision or anything to do with eye
Good question. I wish he answered your question.
Hmmmmmm
The lady is very pretty! :)
Hello Dr.Nemeth! Thank you for the amazing work! I have a question about the case: Did the patient see an endocrinologist before the beginning of the periodontal treatment in order to control the high HbA1c level?
hello friend
thats some scary shit
Thank you for this video
Dr neemath you truly are gem 💎💝🌹 long may you carry on with your amazing important work & message!! Bless you thank you 🌹 my oral hygienist not helpful.you are very helpful ❤️❤️❤️
After having a mouth infection, earlier this year, my teeth have gone from white to yellow. Why is that and what can be the cause. My A1C is 5.9 the last time I check in September this year.
This is very interesting & helpful. lnfo about the connection in the mouth and diabetes. Thank you Doctor for this video.
Hi I'm a diabetic and its effecting my gum Wat can i do .my teeth are getting loose
Such a darling 💖❤doctor. Love you too.
My teeth have gone so bad
Thank you sir
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