why do I KEEP getting cavities?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ค. 2023
- If you tend to get lots of cavities, there are steps you can take to reduce your chances of tooth decay! So if you’re cavity-prone, let’s talk about prevention tips!
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Why don’t dental offices teach people how to brush and food properly? Especially if so many people have been found to use the wrong technique. I am almost 40 and I’ve never had a dental office instruct me on proper technique. Never.
Sadly that s not teached at school and is expected that your parent teach you. Unfortunately that doesnt always happen (some parents dont know how do to it properly themselves)
My dentist had worked on my cavity and didn’t fill the drilled spot in. Some dentist suck. Sometimes I feel like they are lousy and just not doing their job right. Then i have to come back for more appointments.
They want to make more money 😢
Healthcare field doesnt teach you prevention because it doesnt equate to profit.
I ask hella questions when I go to the dentist because otherwise they typically won't tell you.
I'm prone to cavities AND gum desease. It's not just what I think, my dentist told me, that due to my oral flora, it will always be this way. I try to floss after every meal now and it helps. Rigorous regime helps a lot. I will probably have some cavities in the future, but I'm visiting my dentist often enough for this not to become a bigger issue anymore.
yesss maintenance is key! we do our best and that's what's important!!!
Have you tried eating low carbohydrate?
This video is a life-saver! I have been struggling with cavities for so long and I had no idea why. Thank you so much for explaining the causes and prevention of tooth decay in such a simple and fun way. Love this channel! 😍😍😍
thank you so much for watching!
Since finding your videos, I always try to brush before breakfast now!
Yessssssss! That makes me so happy!!!!
@@TeethTalkit’s actually really hard to floss the top teeth because you can’t see it.
I just wish I’d had this information when I was young! All those cavities and fillings that are turning into root canals and crowns😡
I’ve found a great tip for the community. I’m loving the Colgate toothpastes with stannous fluoride. Other brands may be just as good idk. My teeth would stain previously but they’ve made it somehow stain free. I have sensitive teeth and the stannous fluoride seems to work just as well as potassium nitrate.
Exactly! I was 23 of age when I start to have smartphone to search for information on web and internet was more common.😢 we don't have all the resources you have to know of the routine practice for good oral hygiene, I didn't know you have to floss, had regular dental check up until I got periodontal diseases and it's already too late. 😢 it's make me depressed and suicidal for bad gums and teeth. We were not educated enough, and my parents never taught us stuff like this too. 😢
I just have recently have found your channel due to my gingivitis. Thank you for making teeth care simple and easy.😊🥰
Wow! Why is this not taught at school? Thank you 🙏🏽
THANK YOU so much for this video❤ im cavity prone ( i get so nervous, cross my fingers each time i visit dental office for cleaning) even after regularly brushing, flossing, mouth wash and dentistp prescribed toothpaste. Thank you for all the tips specially tip#3. You are SIMPLY AMAZING❤
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One thing I learned worsens my cavities is nutrient deficiency! I had gone many years with no cavities and had not changed my brushing-flossing routine but noticed when I moved to the US suddenly I was getting a lot of cavities and I was thinking it was the toothpaste or the foods I was eating and very greatly ignoring the fact that I was simply just relapsing in my eating disorder (I cut out all sugars and when I still kept getting cavities I was like why??). Literally from simple food restriction (for me it was around 600 cals a day over two years) I just kept getting more cavities. I’m working on recovery again for my teeth !
I think that may be my problem too. I didn’t even know that was the problem until this morning when I found out I have three cavities 😢
Hi, did you recover your cavities, actually same happens to me as well I am so much depressed
Absolutely. I was deficient in fat soluble vitamins and magnesium which is why I was experiencing small cavities. My small areas of decay remineralized after I started supplementing (I took new xrays and saw a dentist so I have proof).
@@Shazil.Storex Take D3/K2 and magnesium supplements. Those saved my teeth from advancing decay and the need for restorations.
@@komfykoala6083should I go to doctor for this?
I agree with everything in this video apart from brushing before breakfast.
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I went through most of my life with almost no cavity issues even though I didn't do a good job keeping my teeth clean nor did I avoid sweets. I took for granted that I was immune to cavities. However, I suddenly started getting lots of cavities. I am trying to figure out what changed. I asked around and it seems many people started having teeth issues when they age past 40. I wish Teeth Talk Girl can discuss what changes with age to people's teeth.
I’ve experienced this too and I’m almost 40 so it makes sense but I would like to know why too
Maybe hormonal changes or changes in diet or poor nutritional absorption. Did you move to a colder climate with less sunshine (aka vitamin D which is absolutely essential for dental health)? Are you consuming enough fat soluble vitamins? Are you on any new medication or experiencing any recent dehydration that causes dry mouth? Did you do an oral microbiome test and have a high cavity causing bacteria count? There is so much to dentistry than simply brushing, flossing, fluoride, and not eating a lot of sugar (even those are really important, but not enough for most people). Good luck on finding the root cause.
@@komfykoala6083 yeah I get dry mouth when I wake up in the morning. What should I do?
@@nammannnn speak to a dentist about this. You may be mouth breathing in your sleep.
I have had lots of teeth issues since young and recently I was saying to my dentist- it's not fair, other people do nothing to look after their teeth and have no problems and she said "once they hit their mid to late 40's they will start having problems, trust me everyone does"
I watch your videos when i dont want to brush my teeth and it helps!
Thanks for sharing this! I recently had to have a filling done & I was really upset about it. 😢Despite being on top of my oral care at home, I felt this shouldn’t have happened. However, my dentist assured me it wasn’t something that happens immediately overnight & it can happen to anyone. He mentioned to not get discouraged & a filling is far better than a root canal or extraction. He also said I had improved a lot since my first visit YEARS ago & to keep up the good habits at home as it’s about prevention. 🥺 It’s important to hear these things & be reminded! ❤🪥🦷
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thank you so much for this video!! Ive been suffering from cavities ever since high school. Lots of dentists I've visited all said it's genetic. I love sweet things and snacking. It's such a journey for me to self-discipline and follow all your tips!!!!!! But I know I have to.
Awesome info! :)
Also look into magnesium, vitamin D and K2 deficiencies, which prevent gut absorption of Ca and P and that can cause cavities. You need all 5 to reduce your risk.
Hey, I was unable to reply that thread I don't know why I wanna know how much k2 and d3 should I take i m taking 55 mcg k2 with 15 mg d3 and d3 shots once a week 60k can you please tell me how much you take and which brand you use?
This is really helpful information! I am one of these ppl and it's really annoying 😢
Glad not alone do u have any root canals and crowns
Nowadays, when I eat sweet OR salty snacks (cookies, chocolate bars, crackers, chips, etc.), I sip milk and/or end my snack with a small piece of cheese. I’ve also recently started taping my mouth shut at night because I noticed that it felt quite dry in the morning, and I understand that a dry mouth promotes cavities.
Speaking of dairy, I wonder whether populations that customarily end their meals with cheese (whether instead of dessert or following it), such as the French, have better oral health than populations that don’t.
Thank you for another great video.
This is good information and doesn’t make me feel so bad about eating cheese now ! :)
Hi there! How r u doing ? I've been watching ur videos for like a year and I have braces. Since I got braces, I've been brushing my teeth after breakfast and every time I ate. I'm cavity prone so many of my cavities are cured. After that, I started brushing before and after breakfast, flossing every night after brushing, so my teeth are pretty clean now. But, I've never used a mouthwash in my life but after I watched this video, I decided to get one. Thank you so much for teaching us to how to take care of our teeth!❤
thank you so much for following along!!! keep up the great work! wishing you continued dental health!
Yes before bed or floss after the last thing you eat whatever time
Have a quick question, firstly I just would like to thank you for your easy to understand information (I’m only now learning all of this stuff at 22, almost 23 years old!) is it bad to water floss before waiting 30 minutes after eating? I used to water floss about 15-20 mins after eating and I noticed it made my teeth super sensitive. Is this because it’s just as bad as brushing before the 30 min mark? Thanks! :)
Tq u very much ❤
Great!
Please do a video on Trigeminal Neuralgia. It’s truly a nightmare when brushing teeth. More people have to learn about this gross disease
just filmed it!! editing soon then posting! stay tuned :)
i recently bought a teeth irrigation device which sprays a jet if water between teeth. i foud it hard to floss, so now i get clean teeth everytime !
thank you for this, I'm prone to cavities due to genetics
U are not alone 😔
@@rakhigupta1894 😔
My dentist recommended the Philips sonicare brush and its been a lifesaver. My family started using it to. One of the best investments if you are prone to cavities
I have the same toothbrush and I love it.
@@komfykoala6083hey I was unable to reply on that thread I just wanna know how much d3/k2 and magnesium should I go for? Rn I m taking 55mcg k2 with 15 mg d3 and 60/000 d3 shots once a week. How much is needed as per you? And my supplement contains artificial colour and all that stuff is it safe? And which brand you use can you tell me?
@@komfykoala6083Hey, I was unable to reply that thread I don't know why I wanna know how much k2 and d3 and mg should I take i m taking 55 mcg k2 with 15 mg d3 and d3 shots once a week 60k can you please tell me how much you take and which brand you use?
Can you make a video about TMJ please 😊
here's my TMJ videos -- hope they help:
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What abt alternative sweeteners? If i use them in baking, are they bad for cavities just like normal sugar? like monk fruit sugar, erythritol, Xylitol
Peace love teeth ❤
I brush, before and after every meal and before bed
Can you discuss the use of xylitol? I’ve recently been using xylitol mints after eating or drinking and it’s inconvenient to rinse or drink. I hope they are as effective as what I’ve read about.
yesssss xylitol gums, mints, etc. are great to use after eating! here's my video more about it -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/6D050cgCZaw/w-d-xo.html
@@TeethTalk Thanks 😊
The did the 30 day challenge! It kicked my butt lol
yesssss!!!! just wait this fall I'm coming out with an amped up challenge!
I felt healthier since making this change, thank you. Question would whole grain bread like wheat, spelt break down into sugar in the teeth too?
No, whole, multigrain and sprouted grains bread are rich in magnesium and phosphorus which is excellent for your teeth. Same with oats.
Is Lipton tea OK? I have to cut off my fave coffee because I search that it's bad for teeth. 😢 it's like I can't drink anything, I'm prone to cavity, my front tooth and molars 😢😢😢
New here! What about oral probiotics? Our dentist just suggested it.
thank you for being here! here's my oral probiotics video -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/VDSLn2xsdlI/w-d-xo.html
I don’t think I’ve ever used the “seesaw” motion when flossing my teeth. I’ve always done the “up and down” motion.
Whitney can you link the those mints you mentioned too thanks so much xoxo 😚 🦷🦷🪥🪥🪥🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🪥🦷🦷🦷🦷🪥🪥🪥🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🪥🪥🪥🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🪥🪥💙🦷🌷💖🌸🤍💙🖤🌷🌼🌼❤️🌼🌺💚🌺🤎🌻💚💚🩷🩷💕🌸🧡🖤🖤🌷🦷💙❤️🌼🌼🌼💜💜💚💚🩵🩷🌻💛💕🌸💖🖤🖤🧡🧡🌷🌷🤍🤍🩵🩵🩵🩷🩵
yay! yes! they are linked in the description box! and here they are: ∙xylitol gum: amzn.to/3IIrZAp
∙xylitol mints: amzn.to/43qEf0t
@@TeethTalkThank you ❤❤
4:48 No way, I eat veggies after chocolate and thought that was crazy 😁
Is there an exception to Xylitol? I've found that it makes my teeth even more sensitive and I get random toothaches after I start using it. I've tried the gum (pur i believe but it's mostly xylitol) and pure xylitol powder and had the same issue.
The paste that dental hygenists apply to your teeth at the end of your cleaning to polish, does it help prevent cavities?
oftentimes it will have fluoride in it, so yes. however, it's similar to toothpaste -- whereas a fluoride treatment (either the varnish or foam trays) will offer extensive protection. hope this helps!
Hey Whitney! Thankfully I have never been prone to cavities and my teeth are healthy but my gums inflame often because of long brushing. Right now my bottom teeth gums hurt, but aren't red and there's no signs of inflammation. I went to the dentists and they said they're perfectly healthy, don't respond to provocation, yet they're still sore. Should I be worried or continue with my routine and it will pass?
Extra soft tooth brush and brush 45 away from gum in sweeping motion while holding brush with 3 fingers not while hand to not apply heavy pressure.
PEACE LOVE TEETH 🩵🦷🌻🪥💛🌺
Brush 3 times a day morning, afternoon and before bed. Get rod pf the soda, drink it at a minimal like little or none at all. AND RINSE AFTER EVERY MEAL.
Thank u for posting this video always i'm asking why do i keep cavities i lost 10 teeth and fill 6 teeth although i brush my teeth and now i know why thank u soo much but also i have a question i knew people around me that tbey don't care about their teeh yet they have healthy teeth is it cause of their gene
what kind of toothbrush is best for brushing xx
here's my video going over the pros and cons of electric vs manual -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/U1T_-eyjCAo/w-d-xo.html
@@TeethTalk thanks xx
It’s a video from last year, but it said that molars with high peaks and valleys are also more prone to cavities than flat or low peak and valley molars.
Forgot who made it, Vox, Cheddar, or another similar channel.
Hi! LOVE your videos. Quick question please. I take 40mg of Omeprazole daily and have developed dry mouth. Have you heard that this medication causes dry mouth? Ugh so uncomfortable 😢
thank you!!!! and yes! very common! here's my video that might help: th-cam.com/video/lP0P-zduVcQ/w-d-xo.html
Ultimately everything in your biology is tied to an amino acid sequence (genetics) and how your genetics are expressed (epigenetics) which forces some of us to have to work harder than others to maintain our oral health.
how often/long do you recommend chewing Xylitol gum? and what brand?
yessss! I like to after lunch because I'm unable to brush or floss during that time of day (and I just chew it until the flavor goes away)! here's one I like: amzn.to/3IIrZAp
I’am only 41 yrs old. I keep having cavities is so disappointing everytime I get a new one. I have lost a bunch of my teeth. To the point that my quality of life getting seriously affected. I don’t know what to do anymore with this problem. Now it seems to be getting worse after getting gastric bypass surgery. I do brush and floss my teeth. But still getting cavities and losing my teeth. I don’t if it has to do with me having chronic anemia. Plus lacking vitamins I have vitamin deficiency as well.
i remember last year I had 9 cavities and I brushed and flossed daily along with mouth wash turned out I have acidic salvia. Still trying to prevent cavities but what I do now to help is I chew Floride gum after eating and eat more acidic foods 1st and drink water after.
I have a mouth full of cavities 😢
My teeth don’t have a big enough gap to floss, but I brush my teeth every morning & night, sometimes mid day, but I keep getting cavities…& slight decay.
Fantastic tips I appreciate it so much you are amazing and tooth angel and xoxo 😚 🦷🪥🪥🪥🦷🪥🪥🦷🦷🪥🪥🦷🦷🪥🪥🪥🦷🦷🪥🪥🪥🦷🦷🪥🪥🪥🦷🦷🦷🪥🪥🪥🪥🪥❤️❤️❤️🌺🌺💖🧡🩵🩵💕💕🌻🌸🧡🧡💛🌺🌻💖💛💜💜💗🌼🌷🖤🌷🤎💚🧡💖💛🌺💕💕💕🌻💖🌺💜💖🧡🧡🪻💜🖤🌷🤎🌼🌼🧡🧡❤️❤️❤️🤍💙💙🌸🧡💗🖤🖤🖤🌷🪻🪻🌼🌼🌼🪻🌼
6:10 Does "30 day challenge" mean I can skip 1 day every other month?
My friend named Kaleb got very lucky. His grandma, in her mid-late 60’s and a life long cigarette smoker, to my knowledge has all of her original teeth. (May have lost one in the back or something I only say this cuz idk) but she seems to have all of her natural teeth. Which I look up to! Then you have Kaleb, smokes weed and vapes nicotine throughout his childhood and now as an adult, sometimes wont even brush (his grandma brushes every morning and night) but he still looks to have NO CAVITIES!!! He’ll chew on hard things just to upset me it seems (doesnt actually mean any harm). But then you have me, i tried being a rebel who smoked, ate loads of carbs and candy, and barely ever brushed my teeth… i let that go for years… and UNLIKE Kaleb.. who doesnt even eat any veggies or fruits, I have a mouth full of cavities at 17. One of them my dentist wants to pull. My mom lost all her teeth and my dads lost the majority.. i’m scared to eat anything that wasnt in your best foods for teeth video or listed as ok for your teeth online. My morning redbull turned into a morning sip of sugar free sparkling water then only tap water all day. I hate it 😀. I’m now brushing, and going to the dentist, unfortunately they book me for forever away every time so i’ll have cavities for a while but yeah… there’s definitely cavity prone and not cavity prone. Almost all of my friends didnt care about their teeth at all for years, the cavity differences are wild. Kaleb? None. Andy? Almost every tooth. Brady? None. Me? 1/3 of my teeth. It’s safe to way i’m obsessed with your videos now.
How do apples neutralize the acids in your mouth if apples are acidic?
Chewing the fibrous texture of the fruit and its skin can stimulate your gums, reduce cavity-causing bacteria and increase saliva flow --- and can also gently remove plaque trapped between teeth. Hope this helps!
I find it strange that I’ve never had a cavity as an adult and many as a kid.
That’s not the strange part.
The strange part is that I have not gone to a dentist once as an adult and would go every 6 months when I was a kid.
I know it’s gross but sometimes I might go a day or 2 without brushing 🤷♂️
Could it be my half ass method I use to mitigate?
@SeverelyAcoustic84 Idk about that chief ..You’re talking to an avid carnivore lol
Well I’m not doing it right now but I do it when i feel I need to “clean up”.
@SeverelyAcoustic84 I think there may be some truth to this 🤔
But..
I believe our bodies were made with the intelligence to not self-destruct. The underlying programming of our bodies is SURVIVAL.
It’s hard for me to subscribe to the belief that our bodies will damage themselves because of stress .. like auto-immune illnesses. I believe there must be something else there, so ..
I currently I align more with the forgotten theories of the late 1800s - mid 1900s in which many doctors & scientists believed that most if not all diseases are caused by the overgrowth of highly pleomorphic microorganisms. Things like bacteria, virus, fungus, parasites … etc
It is well established at this point that our bodies host a large ecosystem of both pathogenic & beneficial microbes. It is the role of our beneficial microbes to maintain a balance between them and the pathogenic ones.
However, when we begin to change the environment within our bodies in a way that favors the pathogenic microbes, they morph into virulent & opportunistic forms and cause all sorts of problems.
Environmental changes can be interpreted as nutritional deficiencies, compromised immune system as a result of nutritional deficiencies, toxins such as preservatives & synthetic antibiotics that cause extreme imbalance or toxins such as endocrine disruptors, excessive sugar consumption which tends to be the preferred fuel source for most pathogenic microorganisms. They tend to be fermenters as well with a strong dislike of oxygen. And of course stress as well can significantly impact the immune system. So it may seem like stress is a direct cause but it’s not. The cascading effects of a dwindling immune system due to high stress would allow these pathogenic microbes to proliferate resulting in disease… I have a personal story about this.
To me, this just makes more sense.
Howl many bread a we support two have i have gluten free bread
I dont floss my back teeth (more or less after number 4) because they are too tight and I'm not able to insert dental floss between them
Also, rinse what water and baking soda to get your mouth PH up. Try to finish your meals/snacks within 20 minute window and rise with water/baking soda to elevate mouth ph. This is the biggest way to not get cavities. No dentist will tell u this.
I ran out of floss and Mouthwash I have get more but what I'm more concerned about is my toothpaste is making my cavitys worse and I been doing the correct way (Even with the floss and stuff I ran out of before) I even tried lowering or quitting my pop cravings etc (going healthy)
Also XD I keep sleeping in so I kinda miss breakfast so I can't really brush or anything in the morning
Lack of minerals and sugar consumption are the main culprits.
When i wake up i can't even swallow without brushing my teeth, let alone eat something😂 Thank you for this video❤
You are literally the "Tooth Fairy" of dental hygiene...giving us TH-cam video gifts under our pillows!!!😁😇😎
best.comment.ever :) :) :)
I saw the ring and my heart was broken. Just kidding, kinda. That guy is very very lucky.
Hi
It is hard to brash lingual side of my molars, cause gag reflex
here's a video of mine to prevent gagging (it's talking about tongue scraping and gagging but it works for toothbrush too) -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/e6f-ovYmxlk/w-d-xo.html
I know it may be a little vain, but I really do not want to remove my wisdom teeth. I got one removed, and I miss it. I miss it quite a bit. The main issue was that the maxillary third molars grew in normally, but the mandibular 3rd molars are impacted. This led to a situation where the teeth can't contribute to chewing. The best they can do is nothing, and the worst they can do is rot. My upper right did just that (I'm very cavity prone), so I had to get it removed. I felt so sad, like a part of me was missing. I felt really bad for three to four weeks, as though I had done something I would regret for the rest of my life. My mouth feels more open now, and I am still getting used to it. I don't want to go through that process again. I wish that I took better care of my teeth in highschool, because I am paying the price for it only 3 years later.
Nowadays, I brush twice everyday diligently, never missing a day, I floss once a day, and I tongue scrape too. I make sure to eat lots of crunchy fruits/veg after each meal. I limit my carbohydrate intake, I do pretty much everything. I don't know what it is. I need to fix my oral flora, but I don't know how. Do I get someone to spit in my mouth? Do I completely eradicate the bacterial populations with bleach or something? I really don't know what to do. Maybe a rinse with baking Sode + water every now and again could remove the acid loving bacteria, and preferentially grow the other ones, but I haven't tested it. Has anyone seen any success with any particular method? Don't say oil pulling, I've tried it, and it doesn't work for me. I also haven't tried xylitol. I wish God wasn't so cruel when he gave me weak teeth, but here I am.
Anyways, is anyone in a similar situation, or better yet gotten out of it? I think I need someone who knows about this kind of stuff.
Quick question, is water flossing a good method for flossing? I have braces, so flossing is super annoying
here's my flossing with braces video -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/RekSVHWo740/w-d-xo.html
My teeth are soooo prone to cavities it's so frustrating
Can cavities spread to the molars next to your decayed tooth?
yesss cavities unfortunately can spread!
Kissing lesions
I am just 15 right now and I already have had a root canal in one molar and filling in another and not only this i also have found another cavity now😭 overall my smile is all fucked up ,,and all this happened after (brushing twice a day ) 😔
-yes i am really very unfortunate 😔.
I was just told yesterday that they want me to get upper dentures and im only 33:(((( what the hell? Only thing I can think of is ive been on a medication that gives me dry mouth and ive been taking it since I was 24. Other than that I floss n brush all the time.
I'm so angry. I have another deep cavity. As a child I wasn't taught to properly brush daily let alone floss. When I had my kids I got major cavities from calcium deficiencies. I am cavity prone. All of my teeth have cavities. My molars are the worst. I have to lose another tooth due to decay. I've become used to toothache pain. Now I have a tooth that is "snapping", only hurts when it snaps, it's like a punch in the face. This is after treatment of antibiotics from severe pain from the deep hole (couldn't afford care after it breaking when chewing a chip). I had 4 impacted wisdom teeth and had to have all 8 back teeth removed. I'm too young for my teeth to all be pulled so soon and can't even get dentures. My face is going to sag when I get this one pulled out because I can't afford dental care. Yes I have to save up just to get one tooth pulled. I need the implants or bridge or whatever. It just makes me angry and sad.
If I brush before bed and don't eat after that, why brush my teeth first thing in the morning?
here's my video explaining why -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/WMSip4u22bg/w-d-xo.html
Well I heard fillings will be soon in the pass and a new invention growing teeth and enamel again I saw on TH-cam
Why do we need to wait 30 min before brushing?
here's my video that explains: th-cam.com/video/Yf6ZLa3uIA8/w-d-xo.html hope this helps!
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I hate flossing :(
here's my flossing alternatives video -- hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/q85X37wplvA/w-d-xo.html
Even watching a video like this one, where frankly most of what is said sounds like common sense, there can be one piece of common sense which hits you "pow" full on because it had not been part of your own common sense. In this case for me it was "pay attention to the last thing you eat"-so obvious when you think about it, but I had never thought about it before.
Dont share her enthusiasm for fluoride though. There may well be something true about xlitol gum. If on the whole Americans eat and drink all the bad things for their teeth, why are their teeth so often suprisingly in good shape? I mean most people would agree that the Americans eat more unhealthily than the Russians or the Spanish. But would most people think that Russians or Spanish have better teeth? I definitely dont think so! Could it because there is xlitol in all the gum Americans are chewing? If so, maybe we should really all go out and get this xlitol gum.
Heres one put the meth pipe down😂😂
Lack of minerals.
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Why do I get cavities all the time I go to dentist all the time I have 3 crowns already and so many cavities 😢😭
Too much Red Bull bad habbit
I started taking cod liver and flossing regularly... for the first time in 36 years i stopped getting cavities
Edit: and oil pulling