i worked in a dentist office for 2 years. i've only seen people come in for deep cleanings that were linked to the following: fear of brushing teeth (Odontoarruphobia), homeless and drub rehab patients, and individuals with anxiety and depression. No one truly "doesn't care" if this happens. There's always bigger circumstances linked to it.
Everyone saying this and I get it but there’s a point in life where depression and Other stresses shouldn’t inhibit you from completing day to day tasks like Work and Showering it can only be an excuse for so Long especially at 47 Years old. Not saying that everything has to be unicorns and rainbows But there has to be some accountability.
@@Clark3218 like the other person said, for some people even getting out of bed is hard enough already, let alone going to brush and floss your teeth. Mental health is a bitch sometimes, among other reasons.
@@Clark3218Discipline is an emotion, so of course this will result into these kind of cases Depression makes you numb, so if you can't feel the discipline as an emotion wou wouldn't go the the gym, brush your teeth or even regularly clean your house
I don't think anyone ever gets to this point because they just don't care. There's always something more going on. You know this must have hurt every day of this man's life. I hope y'all were able to give him the compassion he deserves and I hope things improve for him
this is true, i hate to admit it but ive probably only brushed about once or twice a month for the passed 5 or more years, and my teeth are still in great condition, i probably do have multiple cavities i dont know about though
I'm surprised those bottom teeth didn't just fall out once the tartar was removed. They looked so loose. Seemed like the tartar was simultaneously holding his teeth in place while slowly rotting them away and causing his gums to recede further and further.
@@QuelquunQuiTeVois5 of the bottom teeth were extracted the next day. We kept some of them just because we have to check the patient in a couple of months if he can keep oral hygiene and we couldnt immedialty place implants. Lets see if he gets better at brushing
Bro I went to the dentist today and got a tiny bit of tartar removed. I feel a huge difference so I can't even begin to imagine how this guy felt after this 💀
I remember I went to the dentist for the first time in years. I suffered major depressive disorder, my mom passed away, my brother a year after, a miscarriage, and was in an abusive relationship with a narcissist. When I went to the dentist, I was so ashamed and the dentist shamed me. It wasn't even a fraction of this bad. I had a bit of tartar buildup, and a few cavities. I brushed my teeth and flossed. Some days it was hard to get out bed and I struggled. I love with Cptsd after year's if being abused since childhood. Now I'm studying and will be finished in a few months and getting a job so I can afford braces and to take better care of myself. Sometimes people don't have parents that taught them proper hygiene. My parents were those kinds of people, father a narcissist and my mom neglected her own health.
I’m happy you thrived. Those depressive and abused experiences Sometimes, I wished if we all could choose the life and people we want to meet but it doesn’t work that way so nobody can help us, but only ourselves in the end.
People are too quick to judge other's without knowing their stories . I hope this person is able to take care of their mouth better in the future. Which reminds me I'm very thankful for videos like this so it keeps me motivated to brush my own teeth when I get depressed.
This is another reason why I strongly believe there should be a "life skills" class 1 hour a week in schools to teach people how to brush their teeth properly, shower, shave, do laundry, interviews, opening a bank account, how taxes work, etc. A lot of people don't realise that not everyone has parents at home to teach them all this, and even then, sometimes the parents don't know themselves.
Parents at home to teach them these things? This man is 47, he knows how to brush his teeth. There was obviously something going on in his life that made it very difficult for him. It’s not that he lacks the skills.
@@RU-Srs sometimes it’s just a matter of habbit if ur parents didnt tell u to brush ur teeth when u were young you’ll just grow up not brushing ur teeth as my self im currently 19 but i only became brushing my teeth daily like a year ago
@@RU-Srsparents at home? Some people have drug addict parents that dont even care about them. Some parents (like mine) died of cancer before i reached 16. People live in diffrent situations and dont always have a mentor. Very bold and arrogant of you to say something like this. This man was right. We need stuff like this in school. Something basic like. Paying taxes for example. Or brushing teeth. Whatever. Daily life skills. I had to painfully figure out alot of stuff by myself. And alot of times. It was too late. And i was in trouble. So please. Dont even go against something as usefull as this. Just because you had a nice warm home with parents that take care of you.
@@DR-mq1vn Not everyone has the initiative to educate themselves. Yes if we were cave people, Darwin says they would have died first, but we're not. That's why there needs to be a law to wear seatbelts.
Lots of people are judging this person. You don’t know what’s going on in their life. Be proud that they had the courage to come and get help because they probably haven’t been to the dentist in years for so many reasons. there is no excuse for the shit talking in these comments.
Even if you don't go to the dentist, this is extreme. Like the dude never cleaned his damn teeth. Because if you bursh and floss a few times a day, something this major doesn't happen
Agreed 👍 he could have been homeless with no access to dental hygiene or perhaps even mentally not all there so such things as simply brushing teeth didn't occur to him. People want to leave nasty comments but their also the people clicking in these videos to watch them and honestly the worse the job the more interesting so those people just don't make sense.
I come back to these videos every so often to remind myself that I *need* to take care of my teeth every day. As someone who has struggled with depression, it can sometimes look like this. I sympathize.
Fantastic video!! These are exactly the sort of videos I'm looking for. I'm in the process of losing weight and trying to find ways to reduce my appetite.
@@hogey989 lmao I recently got this procedure done, mine wasn’t as insane as this, but I had built up plaque between the crowding on my bottom row of teeth. This person just has an extreme amount of calcified tartar on their teeth, so it is just that.
some ways this happens: higher priority health issues; mental health issues; financial stresses. dental phobia once things start going wrong. anyway, glad for this patient that they got seen and can be on a much better path to health.
After watching many videos of people having their matted hair detangled after months of neglect, I try not to judge too much as people have various reasons why they let their self care and hygiene fall through. Mental health issues and depression are the biggest culprit. What surprised me is how the bottom teeth were so bad in comparison to the upper ones - unlessthe top ones were treated before off camera
I am a dental assistant… there are tons of saliva ducts under the tongue. With gravity, it just sits and pools there. That’s why the lower anterior teeth always build tartar first. Judging by the scabbing/congealed blood on the upper gums, I’d say it was done first.
@@novemharrison4524You don't know what is going on in someone's life. One small traumatic event can snowball into multiple traumatic events. This may be the internet, but the least you can do is have some empathy and compassion..
@@awtumn Yeah but, man, I've been in a dark spot since COVID started and I still brush my teeth and floss once a week. Because I know my breath smells like shit by that point.. I don't really do it for me, I do it for others. Just brush your teeth people, at least once a week... In 4 years (no dentist in that time) my teeth still look and feel perfectly fine. I'm sure my breath never smells good but it is only rancid for 1 or 2 days out of the week... I'd like to think so, anyways, lol.. Besides, when I do my 1x a week shower and brush I feel SO much better. A lot of depression really is just a momentum thing, like you let yourself go for SO long that you can't be ass'd to fix it, but once you do actually shower and shave and brush you feel SOOOO good. People who just never ever do it boggle my mind. I basically don't get out of bed and I only leave my room for food, but I still manage to attempt to not smell like literal shit all the time..
I got TarTar in between my two from teeth. I have braces, and the longest I go without flossing is usually 3 days because I forget or I don’t have the motivation because of depression. This motivates me to brush my teeth.. 💀
Agreeddd Depression legit sucks the life outta your motivation for hygiene, common symptom is low hygiene 😢 some people judge too quickly and say this guy has no excuse, when maybe there could be something mentally or physically stopping him from brushing and going to the dentist. Like this is bad but poor teeth hygiene is more prominent in some people than others. You can have good hygiene and still not realize tartar
Ah bless him, I was so sad when I saw those teeth wobbling too but it's an inevitability in this kinda situation. Thanks for helping him out, I really hope he can keep up his oral hygeine and you can give him a full restoration soon. I'm young and have struggled to care for my teeth for various reasons like health, I actually like going to the dentist I just have struggles accessing it, and though there's a couple cavities going on for sure I have been extremely lucky. Today I flossed fully for the first time and then I brushed, I didn't even bleed too much which is always good. I'm trying very hard to get better, I will never judge someone for poor hygiene because you just don't need to be putting shame on them on top of what they're already going through, believe me they are well aware of it.
I think it just exchanges the flesh with plaque, and normally the flesh would hold them in place, afterwards its the plaque. I think if he gently massages the flesh with a toothbrush and cleans his tooth,they might hold in place in a few weeks or months again.
Dear patient, if you read this, please know that you were very courageous and that I'm very sorry that you lost your teeth. It must have been hard. It's ok now. ❤
I'm glad the guy got it done and was happy to show it being done to hopefully encourage more people to get checked often but my word, a 47 year old man who's afraid of the dentist?!
@@MuthaFuckaJones. or trauma. TL;DR . I had trauma, and didn't go the dentist for 10+ years, until I had no choice. I was scarred as a kid. When i was around 5 or 6, i had pretty bad teeth. I was a bit spoiled. My mum tricked me into drinking some sleeping medication at the dentist, and I woke up strapped to a chair while they worked on my cavaties. Pretty traumatic experience, especialy when I could see my mom at the door way with tears in her eyes while I cursed everyone. The worst part was, a lot of the work was done on baby teeth that fell out in a couple years. Wasn't really my mums fault, she was foreign, didn't speak good english at the time, and was being told I needed to get work done. TBF it was my grandmother who normally spoiled me. Either way, I only got over it when I was 18. Had to get surgery, all stemming from bad teeth in my much younger years. Parents had plans to sue at first the original dentist because they thought he fked up, but laywer said it wasn't a strong case. It was more likely due to my bad teeth, than the dentist screwing up. The dentist did reach out to us, and while it wasn't likely his fault, he had notes that said I needed more work done. I tried to avoid going to the dentist and was trying really hard to keep my teeth clean. Anyhow, we didn't sue the dentist, but he did help us find a dental surgeon on discount though. They had to put me to sleep, to do the root canal as I was reacting with panic attacks every time we tried to get it done. It was a serious surgery one to, since they had to dig deep to scrap out what ever it was. Honestly I only got over the fear of the dentist, was mainly because the original dentist reached out. He actually came to our house, and talked about it. He said that the experience was during his first few years of dental work and regretted working like that. He said he got used to just offering sleeping aid to the parents for the kids, then working on passed out kids. He talked about how he now spends extra time talking to the kids, letting them know what he is doing, and making the kids feel more comfortable. The original dentist felt really bad, that I had to be put to sleep in order to get dental work done. Why he reached out and came to talk to me and my family, after the surgery. He helped us get the surgeon, but didn't know I was that deeply scarred. Him reaching out and talking to me about everything years later, was really helpful. Kinda like meeting the villain and humanizing it. Still took a few more years, until I was fully not anxious at the dentist.
I’ve struggled years with depression and one of the many things I neglected was my teeth . It took me a long time to get the strength to see a dentist . 😮It also didn’t help that my parents never took an interest in our oral healthcare. I saw my first dentist at 19.
I have/had trigeminal neuralgia. Even after gamma knife radiation and the PAIN being gone, it's stillllll VERY hard to brush 🪥 my teeth every day. It's the ""anticipation"" of non-existent pain that keeps me from just doing it. I worry about it every single day.
@@mariaespinoza6358youre going to go back to extreme pain if you don’t care for your teeth. I know it’s hard, but you can get seriously sick or die from dental infections. My friend had pockets of pus in his face that he could squish from his cheek and push into his mouth. It was horribly painful according to him. He got extremely ill from it and could only eat soft foods, couldn’t walk from how sick he was, he had a high fever, etc. he could’ve died. Please find a way to care for your teeth.
The result of years of neglect, with severe periodontitis especially around the bottom front teeth some of them missing others about to come out. Now for the bill of that hygienist appointment... that'll be $1,000 thanks.
So after this deep cleaning do thr teeth and gums become healthy again by themselves or are braces put in to prevent the teeth from falling out? Can someone please explain what happens after so much damage from the tartar has happened
Im sure some teeth have to be pulled if the root is rotted. I believe the guns will heal a bit and the teeth won’t be so wiggly but they probably need fillings and stuff on their back teeth i imagine
I didn’t go to the dentist for about 25 years and the only reason is I couldn’t afford it. Figure I need about $25-$50k worth of work. Impacted tooth removal, straightening, fillings, crowns, and probably some veneers to fix misshapen teeth. Two long-term relationships but now single, no kids, no insurance, and no government assistance. I work 70 to 80 hours a week, but still can barely keep ahead of bills And paying off a huge tax bill from when I was younger. I’m not depressed, and I don’t hate dentists. I actually dream of being able to afford having all the work done but at this stage, I don’t know when.
I'm scared of the dentist. Since early childhood trauma. My dentist has to be patient with me. I would have liked to be there and help remove this tartar.
Not sure what country this is in, but over here people don't go to the dentist as often as they should due to the fact that the government won't subsidize dental work like they do with a GP.
I just wanted a close up of that first piece of tartar that was pulled away. It was so huge!! Great idea is to just hold it in front of camera for a few extra seconds and turn it to see back for a few seconds. You would probably get even more likes.
Why didn’t you sedate him? Wouldn’t sedation reduce the risk of the bacteria from the tartar and the cavities being swallowed or inhaled? Since patient was numb, but still awake, and he was clearly nervous and anxious, wasn’t he at risk of aspirating the bits and pieces of tartar, bacteria, and decayed tissue?
I bet the smell is horrendous but i know this person feels better and i hope they are finally in a place where they want to take better care of themselves
@@victorsantamaria8336 sure it’s ignorance, but it’s pretty damn hard to give a shit about your teeth when you’re worried about eating your first “meal” this week that will cause teeth like this.
How is the tartar only allowed to grow on the front? It must have been growing for a while judging by the amount of it and yet the rest of the teeth seem untouched?!
Got dentist appointment soon. I haven't been for over 10 years due to the fact I couldn't afford it and I was very scared of the dentist, these videos somehow put me at ease.
10 years?? How did it take that long to save up for simply just an examination at the dentist? Those cost around 50-100$, even without insurance this surely would not make you bankrupt. Guess americans just prioritize eating junkfood rather than healthcare
@@christians494 I'm disabled. My teeth are fine. Just need some scaling. My insurance won't cover a specialist. Also, American dentist are NOT cheap. Your comment is kind of offensive tbh. Good day to you.
That mobility in #4.1 tho 😳 I’ve had moments like that, where you’re literally holding the tooth in place while scaling, cause it could just fall out on you if you don’t. Never seen such a huge wall of calculus on mandibular anteriors but I’ve seen similar stuff on a few molars- usually only gets this heavy when they’re avoiding using the tooth. Way to go on debridement- Must have taken ages. I feel for your wrists.
Your saying it had made me curious how long this took. My brother had quite bad tar and his dentist had to stop from time to time while scaling because his machine was getting too hot. And his was not as bad as this. 😅
I feel so blessed to have mandatory dental care here in my country. I am 47 and still have all my teeth in great condition. So many people unfortunately have no access to proper dental care. I hope the patient gets better from here on.
Glad he was able to see the denist. Many people I meet that haven't been to the dentist aren't afraid, they simply can't afford it. By the time they finally go into the denist it is for a big problem, when the proventative maintainance would've saved them the pain. They had to make a choice between the denist and keep the lights one for their kids.
people always ask "Why dont you just go to the dentist??" I got super bad teeth. Holes in my molars and stuff. Its depression really. I live a normal life but im afraid to open my mouth too wide or smile. Obviously if i went to a dentist this would all be over but depression and fear that they will not take care of my teeth because of how bad it is is what keeps me from going. Most people would never have to experience this
Please see a dentist or at least think about it. You deserve to be able to open your mouth and smile without fear. Dentists will do everything possible to save your teeth no matter what. My mom was a dental hygienist, and trust me, they've seen everything. What you should do is tell the office about your situation before you come in. Ask them if you can email them pictures (that way you don't have to even see them if they are rude about it) so they can give you the right amount of time for your appointment. You may have to make an initial appointment may just be for a cleaning and to evaluate what needs done and all of your options if your teeth are really that bad. The dentist may refer you to an oral surgeon depending on the issues you have. Also, when it comes to financials, you can ask if they will allow a payment plan or look up places that have a sliding scale based on income level.
@@9rebel9blood9 I'm sorry about that. The thing about teeth is that some of it is oral hygiene, and some of it is genetics. You can take perfect care of your teeth and do everything right and still end up with problems if you have soft enamel. I understand being ashamed and worried, but the only thing that going to the dentist can do is improve your situation. Give it some thought, and best of luck!
You can never judge someone for what they’ve gone through or are currently going through. But at the same time, this was so nasty I’m such an interesting way.
Poppa Joe paid for it with misappropriated funds they miscalculated for Ukraine weapons shipments. You know the 90 billion allocated but only 8 billion in old inventory actually reached Ukraine.
People who don't brush on time or just don't brush at all This laziness can cause the loss of your teeth and even your whole jaw and im shocked how this man's teeth was still holding back Glad cancer had not occurred in his gums
It's not always laziness. Could be mental health. Could be a lack of insurance. Could be homelessness. Could be a number of things. No judgment but deep compassion for the discomfort he must have endured. Glad he's getting help.
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So what did u do for them when all the bottom teeth were missing after u did the tarter removal?
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i worked in a dentist office for 2 years. i've only seen people come in for deep cleanings that were linked to the following: fear of brushing teeth (Odontoarruphobia), homeless and drub rehab patients, and individuals with anxiety and depression.
No one truly "doesn't care" if this happens. There's always bigger circumstances linked to it.
But hope after this deep cleaning they do not leave it for so long to turn this way again?
Everyone saying this and I get it but there’s a point in life where depression and Other stresses shouldn’t inhibit you from completing day to day tasks like Work and Showering it can only be an excuse for so Long especially at 47 Years old. Not saying that everything has to be unicorns and rainbows But there has to be some accountability.
@@Clark3218 people cant even get out of bed when they are very depressed
@@Clark3218 like the other person said, for some people even getting out of bed is hard enough already, let alone going to brush and floss your teeth. Mental health is a bitch sometimes, among other reasons.
@@Clark3218Discipline is an emotion, so of course this will result into these kind of cases
Depression makes you numb, so if you can't feel the discipline as an emotion wou wouldn't go the the gym, brush your teeth or even regularly clean your house
I don't think anyone ever gets to this point because they just don't care. There's always something more going on. You know this must have hurt every day of this man's life. I hope y'all were able to give him the compassion he deserves and I hope things improve for him
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Verdade talvez ele estava sem condições pra mecher nos dentes concordo espero que ele tenha melhorado também !!!
Depression is one of the things that can easily make you let go of yourself.
this is true, i hate to admit it but ive probably only brushed about once or twice a month for the passed 5 or more years, and my teeth are still in great condition, i probably do have multiple cavities i dont know about though
I'm surprised those bottom teeth didn't just fall out once the tartar was removed. They looked so loose. Seemed like the tartar was simultaneously holding his teeth in place while slowly rotting them away and causing his gums to recede further and further.
My man has some severe parodontics issues, most of his teeth are "good to go" but one of his incisives has probably been removed
@@QuelquunQuiTeVois do you kiss him?
I know someone who the dentist told her if she has the tartar removed all 4 bottom teeth will come right out.
The teeth didnt fall immediately but some of the bottom teeth were removed the next day
@@QuelquunQuiTeVois5 of the bottom teeth were extracted the next day. We kept some of them just because we have to check the patient in a couple of months if he can keep oral hygiene and we couldnt immedialty place implants. Lets see if he gets better at brushing
Bro I went to the dentist today and got a tiny bit of tartar removed. I feel a huge difference so I can't even begin to imagine how this guy felt after this 💀
Whole new feeling
His teeth are gone. The bone beneath is desolved only being held on by tissue.
Unfortunately, I think he may lose those teeth they are very mobile
@@missjo2036Yeah prob
He probably feels like shit cause he has no more teeth.
I remember I went to the dentist for the first time in years. I suffered major depressive disorder, my mom passed away, my brother a year after, a miscarriage, and was in an abusive relationship with a narcissist. When I went to the dentist, I was so ashamed and the dentist shamed me. It wasn't even a fraction of this bad. I had a bit of tartar buildup, and a few cavities. I brushed my teeth and flossed. Some days it was hard to get out bed and I struggled. I love with Cptsd after year's if being abused since childhood.
Now I'm studying and will be finished in a few months and getting a job so I can afford braces and to take better care of myself.
Sometimes people don't have parents that taught them proper hygiene. My parents were those kinds of people, father a narcissist and my mom neglected her own health.
I pray things get better for you. Stay strong 🙏🏽
Its really sad, I hope you'll be able successful and be happy in life ! Be strong dear sister. 💪🏽
I’m happy you thrived. Those depressive and abused experiences Sometimes, I wished if we all could choose the life and people we want to meet but it doesn’t work that way so nobody can help us, but only ourselves in the end.
Womp womp cry about it
More power to you for staying strong
As a Dental asst, this is so satisfying to see these come off in big pieces, rather than scraping for hours...
The removal was good for his health. And I’m sure his food will taste a lot better to him.❤
Como se deixa uma boca ficar com uma sebosa dessa da vontade de vomitar só de ver misericórdia se a boca e assim imagine o resto
And his breath too! LOL
@@jesseribbey bro must've had the stinky ahh breath
Hopefully he invest in a tooth brush and tooth paste to brush his teeth 🦷 😂😂😂😂
@@jesseribbey ik his breath smelled RANK
People are too quick to judge other's without knowing their stories . I hope this person is able to take care of their mouth better in the future. Which reminds me I'm very thankful for videos like this so it keeps me motivated to brush my own teeth when I get depressed.
I’m not going to judge but them teeth are bad we call all agree on that fact.
Some people are so brainwashed and weak that they DON'T judge filthy animals like this specimen right here.
What do you mean this person, like you dont know if its a girl or boy. The title literally tells you he is a male
@@CrackHead001 does it matter ? The sentiment is the same .
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Not this gender-assuming thing again.... I'm sure not everyone is easily offended when they're assumed.
This is another reason why I strongly believe there should be a "life skills" class 1 hour a week in schools to teach people how to brush their teeth properly, shower, shave, do laundry, interviews, opening a bank account, how taxes work, etc. A lot of people don't realise that not everyone has parents at home to teach them all this, and even then, sometimes the parents don't know themselves.
Parents at home to teach them these things? This man is 47, he knows how to brush his teeth. There was obviously something going on in his life that made it very difficult for him. It’s not that he lacks the skills.
@@RU-Srs sometimes it’s just a matter of habbit if ur parents didnt tell u to brush ur teeth when u were young you’ll just grow up not brushing ur teeth as my self im currently 19 but i only became brushing my teeth daily like a year ago
@@RU-Srsparents at home? Some people have drug addict parents that dont even care about them. Some parents (like mine) died of cancer before i reached 16. People live in diffrent situations and dont always have a mentor. Very bold and arrogant of you to say something like this. This man was right. We need stuff like this in school. Something basic like. Paying taxes for example. Or brushing teeth. Whatever. Daily life skills. I had to painfully figure out alot of stuff by myself. And alot of times. It was too late. And i was in trouble. So please. Dont even go against something as usefull as this. Just because you had a nice warm home with parents that take care of you.
The internet exists and this is 2023. There is no excuse for people not knowing how to do basic life skills.
@@DR-mq1vn Not everyone has the initiative to educate themselves. Yes if we were cave people, Darwin says they would have died first, but we're not. That's why there needs to be a law to wear seatbelts.
There are many reasons why some people don't take care of their teeth:
1. Laziness
2. Dental phobia
3. Depression
4. Low self-esteem
5. Cost
@@nanobigboss5802aint that costly to brush your teeth…
Can't afford a dentist
Lots of people are judging this person. You don’t know what’s going on in their life. Be proud that they had the courage to come and get help because they probably haven’t been to the dentist in years for so many reasons. there is no excuse for the shit talking in these comments.
U could brush your teeth with a leaf
@@NobodyxImportant no excuse to not brush teeth
What a daft POV. What was going in his life is totally ignoring brushing his teeth 2ce a day.
Even if you don't go to the dentist, this is extreme. Like the dude never cleaned his damn teeth. Because if you bursh and floss a few times a day, something this major doesn't happen
Agreed 👍 he could have been homeless with no access to dental hygiene or perhaps even mentally not all there so such things as simply brushing teeth didn't occur to him. People want to leave nasty comments but their also the people clicking in these videos to watch them and honestly the worse the job the more interesting so those people just don't make sense.
Wish people would realize that gum infection can lead to heart infection.this is so sad
Yes I knew a young man who died from a tooth problem. Went into his brain.
@Yessuh I’m him yes and it could be fatal,advance plaque disease is haven for bacteria.yuck
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Do these people not ever brush their teeth?!!
Very true and a lot of other problems with other organs
I come back to these videos every so often to remind myself that I *need* to take care of my teeth every day. As someone who has struggled with depression, it can sometimes look like this. I sympathize.
awe i feel horrible that he was nervous, thank you for helping him!
S/O to him for getting this done and being brave 💪🏾
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@@frost3193 Thanks.
I find it facinating that such big piecec stay seperated for each tooth and don’t fuse together into one huge chunk
The teeth get loose which keeps that fissure between each tooth
They didnt fuse because his front teeth moved a lot and each time they moved they broke the tartar wall
My goodness what a cleaning job!
Fantastic video!! These are exactly the sort of videos I'm looking for.
I'm in the process of losing weight and trying to find ways to reduce my appetite.
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God bless the Dentist for having the compassion & super skills to help this person. ❤
The pain must have been extreme once that numbing wore off 😳
There’s no numbing for this procedure lol it’s just tartar removal
4:47 says a lot of anesthetic was used. I bet they gave the guy a good amount of painkillers after all that work 😆😆
@@TrvisXXIII Pretty sure this is a little more than "just" tartar removal.
@@hogey989 lmao I recently got this procedure done, mine wasn’t as insane as this, but I had built up plaque between the crowding on my bottom row of teeth. This person just has an extreme amount of calcified tartar on their teeth, so it is just that.
Why is there pain?
I like the calming splashing of water as a soundtrack. Especially when they cannot use the real audio of the patient screaming! ;-)
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Hahahah I thought it was the actual water splashing at first
some ways this happens: higher priority health issues; mental health issues; financial stresses. dental phobia once things start going wrong. anyway, glad for this patient that they got seen and can be on a much better path to health.
After watching many videos of people having their matted hair detangled after months of neglect, I try not to judge too much as people have various reasons why they let their self care and hygiene fall through.
Mental health issues and depression are the biggest culprit.
What surprised me is how the bottom teeth were so bad in comparison to the upper ones - unlessthe top ones were treated before off camera
I am a dental assistant… there are tons of saliva ducts under the tongue. With gravity, it just sits and pools there. That’s why the lower anterior teeth always build tartar first. Judging by the scabbing/congealed blood on the upper gums, I’d say it was done first.
Bro is just to lazy to brush his teeth like even if you are depressed it probably won't reach this extent
@@novemharrison4524You don't know what is going on in someone's life. One small traumatic event can snowball into multiple traumatic events. This may be the internet, but the least you can do is have some empathy and compassion..
@@awtumn Yeah but, man, I've been in a dark spot since COVID started and I still brush my teeth and floss once a week. Because I know my breath smells like shit by that point.. I don't really do it for me, I do it for others.
Just brush your teeth people, at least once a week... In 4 years (no dentist in that time) my teeth still look and feel perfectly fine. I'm sure my breath never smells good but it is only rancid for 1 or 2 days out of the week... I'd like to think so, anyways, lol..
Besides, when I do my 1x a week shower and brush I feel SO much better. A lot of depression really is just a momentum thing, like you let yourself go for SO long that you can't be ass'd to fix it, but once you do actually shower and shave and brush you feel SOOOO good. People who just never ever do it boggle my mind. I basically don't get out of bed and I only leave my room for food, but I still manage to attempt to not smell like literal shit all the time..
for cases like this, where the teeth are so loose and mobile after scaling, what is done afterwards to prevent the movement or loss of those teeth?
I got TarTar in between my two from teeth. I have braces, and the longest I go without flossing is usually 3 days because I forget or I don’t have the motivation because of depression. This motivates me to brush my teeth.. 💀
Agreeddd Depression legit sucks the life outta your motivation for hygiene, common symptom is low hygiene 😢 some people judge too quickly and say this guy has no excuse, when maybe there could be something mentally or physically stopping him from brushing and going to the dentist. Like this is bad but poor teeth hygiene is more prominent in some people than others. You can have good hygiene and still not realize tartar
Look into getting a waterpik, for braces.
This is amazing stuff! Thanks for sharing.
Ah bless him, I was so sad when I saw those teeth wobbling too but it's an inevitability in this kinda situation. Thanks for helping him out, I really hope he can keep up his oral hygeine and you can give him a full restoration soon. I'm young and have struggled to care for my teeth for various reasons like health, I actually like going to the dentist I just have struggles accessing it, and though there's a couple cavities going on for sure I have been extremely lucky. Today I flossed fully for the first time and then I brushed, I didn't even bleed too much which is always good. I'm trying very hard to get better, I will never judge someone for poor hygiene because you just don't need to be putting shame on them on top of what they're already going through, believe me they are well aware of it.
any update ....
Can this gum heal or need the teeth to be pulled afterwards. They were almost competley Lose...
what is the PSI of that tool? Will the gums return to supporting the teeth naturally or are more treatments needed to repair the gums?
Those bottom teeth are loose! The same plaque that is destroying the teeth are holding them in! 😮
I think it just exchanges the flesh with plaque, and normally the flesh would hold them in place, afterwards its the plaque. I think if he gently massages the flesh with a toothbrush and cleans his tooth,they might hold in place in a few weeks or months again.
I'm surprised there wasn't more significant bleeding as he got around the gum line
OMG his gums look so raw and sore! I hope he's doing better with both his dental and mental health!
Does the gum regrow to help cover the area where the tartar was removed?
Does the water spray thing hurt? Like some people are sensitive to the cold, would this cause that pain?
Glad this person got this done teeth health are so important
His mouth must feel so much better
Awesome video I'm sure the guy feels so much better today. 💯🙂
After removing the gums will cover the tooth again so them Don't look like falling?
Dear patient, if you read this, please know that you were very courageous and that I'm very sorry that you lost your teeth. It must have been hard. It's ok now. ❤
His mouth has to feel so much better.
I wish the best for this patient. I’m sure there is a sad story behind what we see!! Glad he got help 💪
I'm glad the guy got it done and was happy to show it being done to hopefully encourage more people to get checked often but my word, a 47 year old man who's afraid of the dentist?!
Might be afraid of the prices if he didn't have insurance.
@@MuthaFuckaJones. or trauma.
TL;DR . I had trauma, and didn't go the dentist for 10+ years, until I had no choice.
I was scarred as a kid. When i was around 5 or 6, i had pretty bad teeth. I was a bit spoiled. My mum tricked me into drinking some sleeping medication at the dentist, and I woke up strapped to a chair while they worked on my cavaties. Pretty traumatic experience, especialy when I could see my mom at the door way with tears in her eyes while I cursed everyone. The worst part was, a lot of the work was done on baby teeth that fell out in a couple years.
Wasn't really my mums fault, she was foreign, didn't speak good english at the time, and was being told I needed to get work done. TBF it was my grandmother who normally spoiled me.
Either way, I only got over it when I was 18. Had to get surgery, all stemming from bad teeth in my much younger years. Parents had plans to sue at first the original dentist because they thought he fked up, but laywer said it wasn't a strong case. It was more likely due to my bad teeth, than the dentist screwing up. The dentist did reach out to us, and while it wasn't likely his fault, he had notes that said I needed more work done. I tried to avoid going to the dentist and was trying really hard to keep my teeth clean. Anyhow, we didn't sue the dentist, but he did help us find a dental surgeon on discount though.
They had to put me to sleep, to do the root canal as I was reacting with panic attacks every time we tried to get it done. It was a serious surgery one to, since they had to dig deep to scrap out what ever it was.
Honestly I only got over the fear of the dentist, was mainly because the original dentist reached out. He actually came to our house, and talked about it. He said that the experience was during his first few years of dental work and regretted working like that. He said he got used to just offering sleeping aid to the parents for the kids, then working on passed out kids. He talked about how he now spends extra time talking to the kids, letting them know what he is doing, and making the kids feel more comfortable.
The original dentist felt really bad, that I had to be put to sleep in order to get dental work done. Why he reached out and came to talk to me and my family, after the surgery. He helped us get the surgeon, but didn't know I was that deeply scarred. Him reaching out and talking to me about everything years later, was really helpful. Kinda like meeting the villain and humanizing it. Still took a few more years, until I was fully not anxious at the dentist.
I would be too, if my mouth looked like that 😆
@@yummychips_ they had to put me to sleep too. I saw my receipt and flipped tf out. I haven't been back there in 13 years.
I’m 53 and have dreadful anxiety about the dentist. Everyone’s got something they’re afraid of.
I’ve struggled years with depression and one of the many things I neglected was my teeth . It took me a long time to get the strength to see a dentist .
😮It also didn’t help that my parents never took an interest in our oral healthcare. I saw my first dentist at 19.
happy to hear that you found the strength to take care of yourself
I have/had trigeminal neuralgia. Even after gamma knife radiation and the PAIN being gone, it's stillllll VERY hard to brush 🪥 my teeth every day. It's the ""anticipation"" of non-existent pain that keeps me from just doing it. I worry about it every single day.
@@mariaespinoza6358youre going to go back to extreme pain if you don’t care for your teeth. I know it’s hard, but you can get seriously sick or die from dental infections. My friend had pockets of pus in his face that he could squish from his cheek and push into his mouth. It was horribly painful according to him. He got extremely ill from it and could only eat soft foods, couldn’t walk from how sick he was, he had a high fever, etc. he could’ve died. Please find a way to care for your teeth.
Proud of you, I understand.
The result of years of neglect, with severe periodontitis especially around the bottom front teeth some of them missing others about to come out. Now for the bill of that hygienist appointment... that'll be $1,000 thanks.
How did he fix the loose teeth?
The bad thing about having so much dental tartar is that part of the alveolar bone is lost and the teeth no longer have anything to hold on to.
This is what I think my dentist sees every time I go. I feel bad. But she is always so happy. I don't know if it's in my head.
They may feel happy to help others, you know
What an incredible dentist
So after this deep cleaning do thr teeth and gums become healthy again by themselves or are braces put in to prevent the teeth from falling out? Can someone please explain what happens after so much damage from the tartar has happened
Im sure some teeth have to be pulled if the root is rotted. I believe the guns will heal a bit and the teeth won’t be so wiggly but they probably need fillings and stuff on their back teeth i imagine
I didn’t go to the dentist for about 25 years and the only reason is I couldn’t afford it. Figure I need about $25-$50k worth of work. Impacted tooth removal, straightening, fillings, crowns, and probably some veneers to fix misshapen teeth. Two long-term relationships but now single, no kids, no insurance, and no government assistance. I work 70 to 80 hours a week, but still can barely keep ahead of bills And paying off a huge tax bill from when I was younger. I’m not depressed, and I don’t hate dentists. I actually dream of being able to afford having all the work done but at this stage, I don’t know when.
The way you cut off the tartar is vey satisfying..😁👍
I would have loved to see this whole cleaning. Way too short. Thanks for the great video. 👍❤❤
Thank you for your support
I'm scared of the dentist. Since early childhood trauma. My dentist has to be patient with me. I would have liked to be there and help remove this tartar.
As a dental student doing ultrascaling and all this is mind blowing job
Not sure what country this is in, but over here people don't go to the dentist as often as they should due to the fact that the government won't subsidize dental work like they do with a GP.
were any of the teeth salvageable? if i go with a little cavity to the dentist all of a sudden i have to get a crown
I love the river stream and ocean sounds in your videos.
Wow! How uncomfortable that must have been! Hope he is able to hold on to those chompers a little while longer
He's definitely gonna need some removed
@@peachpie3597 i commented before i finished the video lol. pretty tough deal.
He fixed his mouth.
Novacain! He didn't feel nothing.
I just wanted a close up of that first piece of tartar that was pulled away. It was so huge!! Great idea is to just hold it in front of camera for a few extra seconds and turn it to see back for a few seconds. You would probably get even more likes.
Is this how they make tartar sauce?
Why didn’t you sedate him? Wouldn’t sedation reduce the risk of the bacteria from the tartar and the cavities being swallowed or inhaled? Since patient was numb, but still awake, and he was clearly nervous and anxious, wasn’t he at risk of aspirating the bits and pieces of tartar, bacteria, and decayed tissue?
I bet the smell is horrendous but i know this person feels better and i hope they are finally in a place where they want to take better care of themselves
At the beginning I was thinking "Impossible there's no Periodontal Disease under all that". And well, that super wobbly teeth was the indicator.
Yeas he had damaged all his teeth and some we had to extract
Unbelievable, he looks like he has decent teeth under that mess, so why did he let them get so bad
I don’t know why someone overdubbed running water on top of this video.
Most of the teeth are motile with severe gum disease! Can they be saved?
How the hell do people let their teeth get this bad??
Mostly due to poverty.
@@eduardomercedes8400 más bien a la ignorancia. You could be poor, though not enough to be "toothbrushless" hahaha... Un nuevo adjetivo 🤣
@@victorsantamaria8336 sure it’s ignorance, but it’s pretty damn hard to give a shit about your teeth when you’re worried about eating your first “meal” this week that will cause teeth like this.
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Patient was very afraid of the dentist and also he moved a lot for work even several nights in a raw so was not very correct with oral hygiene
It looks like the tartar is the only thing holding those teeth inside his mouth!
How is the tartar only allowed to grow on the front? It must have been growing for a while judging by the amount of it and yet the rest of the teeth seem untouched?!
is it some kind of disease or just natural build up?
Thank you soooooooio much for actually taking the tar out of the mouth. I see dentists like scaling the teeth but not removing the tar
ここまで歯石を溜め込むのは才能
It's a talent to accumulate tartar so far.
What would course that build up of tar. How long would it take to get to that level. Great work all in all. Real skill.
How did the teeth not fall right out? That’s crazy as hell.
Why did you add a running water sound to this video? Super strange choice
It’s not a sounds, she’s actually running water through a tube and into his mouth.
Got dentist appointment soon. I haven't been for over 10 years due to the fact I couldn't afford it and I was very scared of the dentist, these videos somehow put me at ease.
10 years?? How did it take that long to save up for simply just an examination at the dentist? Those cost around 50-100$, even without insurance this surely would not make you bankrupt. Guess americans just prioritize eating junkfood rather than healthcare
@@christians494 I'm disabled. My teeth are fine. Just need some scaling. My insurance won't cover a specialist. Also, American dentist are NOT cheap. Your comment is kind of offensive tbh. Good day to you.
@@LissyRedgown Hope it goes well man!
@@jeremymendez9208 Thank you!
How did your appointment go?
How one just stays comfortable while tartar pile up on their teeth still baffles me😶
That mobility in #4.1 tho 😳
I’ve had moments like that, where you’re literally holding the tooth in place while scaling, cause it could just fall out on you if you don’t.
Never seen such a huge wall of calculus on mandibular anteriors but I’ve seen similar stuff on a few molars- usually only gets this heavy when they’re avoiding using the tooth.
Way to go on debridement- Must have taken ages. I feel for your wrists.
Your saying it had made me curious how long this took. My brother had quite bad tar and his dentist had to stop from time to time while scaling because his machine was getting too hot. And his was not as bad as this. 😅
I'd guess the dentist took this teeth out.
What country is this?
I feel so blessed to have mandatory dental care here in my country. I am 47 and still have all my teeth in great condition. So many people unfortunately have no access to proper dental care. I hope the patient gets better from here on.
I can only imagine the irritating pains this person endured night and day
wtf, he should have brushed is fucking teeth
Frfr! Imagine how much his breath stink thou?
Glad he was able to see the denist. Many people I meet that haven't been to the dentist aren't afraid, they simply can't afford it. By the time they finally go into the denist it is for a big problem, when the proventative maintainance would've saved them the pain. They had to make a choice between the denist and keep the lights one for their kids.
people always ask "Why dont you just go to the dentist??"
I got super bad teeth. Holes in my molars and stuff. Its depression really. I live a normal life but im afraid to open my mouth too wide or smile. Obviously if i went to a dentist this would all be over but depression and fear that they will not take care of my teeth because of how bad it is is what keeps me from going. Most people would never have to experience this
Please see a dentist or at least think about it. You deserve to be able to open your mouth and smile without fear. Dentists will do everything possible to save your teeth no matter what. My mom was a dental hygienist, and trust me, they've seen everything. What you should do is tell the office about your situation before you come in. Ask them if you can email them pictures (that way you don't have to even see them if they are rude about it) so they can give you the right amount of time for your appointment. You may have to make an initial appointment may just be for a cleaning and to evaluate what needs done and all of your options if your teeth are really that bad. The dentist may refer you to an oral surgeon depending on the issues you have. Also, when it comes to financials, you can ask if they will allow a payment plan or look up places that have a sliding scale based on income level.
@@9rebel9blood9 I'm sorry about that. The thing about teeth is that some of it is oral hygiene, and some of it is genetics. You can take perfect care of your teeth and do everything right and still end up with problems if you have soft enamel. I understand being ashamed and worried, but the only thing that going to the dentist can do is improve your situation. Give it some thought, and best of luck!
Does it hurt the scraper?
“Okay thanks Mr Dentist, i’ll be off now, tartar!!”
You can never judge someone for what they’ve gone through or are currently going through. But at the same time, this was so nasty I’m such an interesting way.
Wow, eso es mucho sarro de seguro no se cepilla,excelente trabajo 👍
It's actually relaxing to just listen 🎶 😌 ☺️
Glad you enjoy it!
One of the best on RUclips
Did the teeth deform because of the tartar buildup?
His gums are going to be so sore
Meu deus, como uma pessoa deixa os dentes chegar nesse ponto 😢
Tiene miedo al dentista, lo dice el video
Imagina o tamanho da catinga que deve exalar da boca deste animal
Tem Instagram?
His overall health will definitely improve.
Bu kaziyi yapmak icin jandarmadan izin aldiniz mi
I’m glad Hunter finally got the help he needed.
😂
Poppa Joe paid for it with misappropriated funds they miscalculated for Ukraine weapons shipments. You know the 90 billion allocated but only 8 billion in old inventory actually reached Ukraine.
I can’t imagine how much pain he must be in
The patient gets numb similar to how they would if they were getting a filling
People who don't brush on time or just don't brush at all
This laziness can cause the loss of your teeth and even your whole jaw and im shocked how this man's teeth was still holding back
Glad cancer had not occurred in his gums
It's not always laziness. Could be mental health. Could be a lack of insurance. Could be homelessness. Could be a number of things. No judgment but deep compassion for the discomfort he must have endured. Glad he's getting help.
那麼大的牙結石，不會不舒服嗎？
不過看到這些清除的影片真的好療癒啊
Kl gigi yg goyang gitu, apa bisa kuat lagi dok
Ese tipo nunca usó un cepillo de dientes
Возможно это бездомный