My Periodontist told me that 10% of the population has periodontal disease that is hereditary. He also told me that the number one cause of periodontal disease is misaligned teeth. It is the gaps that are form by misaligned teeth in the first place that allow bacteria to get into the gaps and burrow deep into your gums. Which, if you've ever seen old people who still have all their teeth, like my mother who in her 80s, had perfectly aligned teeth and no periodontal disease. For most of her life she just brushed her teeth, and only over the last decade before her death started flossing them, which was something new that was introduced at that time. My periodontist also told me to make sure I take vitamins, particularly vitamin C, which helps with the inflammation and can actually help tighten the teeth in the socket. My God, he was right. I started taking vitamins, C, D, and calcium, plus a multivitamin and my teeth are no longer mobile. I'm sure that with the deep cleanings, which I get every 3 months for several years now, has helped. Thank you for these very informative videos.
You are absolutely right! We have to be intentional when brushing, not just going through the motion! That’s why I help my kids until they are at a good age where I think I can trust them to do it for themselves! 💖
I just wish that all dentists were as good at communicating as you. I went through two sets of dentists (NHS and private) and hygienists who did not make this clear and now I am in trouble. Of course another downside is the horrific cost of treatment at a periodontist clinic. Crazy.
Recession? Every crowned tooth in my mouth has gum recession, despite my excellent hygiene and religious flossing. The damn dental work -- and we are all sold on its dubious necessity -- leads to gum recession. It's iatrogenic.
Hi Dr Gurs, Is the effect of gum disease on an implant any different than on a natural tooth or does gum disease present the same risks and consequences on both?
I want to know if a non dentist can train in this because I’d do this in an instant and imagine how many people you could help I wish there was someone near me who did this it looks like it’s amazing to be honest I even saw one video where the patients bone and gun grew back and I was always told this was impossible
An interesting statement is, that recession treatment has better perspective, if it treated trauma damages like from to hard brushing. But if recessions come from infections (periodontitis) the perspective of rebuilding lost tissue is bad, you said. What you not discussed, is why some people get gum infections and other not. Yes you said, continues brushing of teeth, smooth but after every meal is important. But this may be half of the truth. It is documented, that changing nutrition and livestyle can be the essential approach to heal periodontitis. In practice this means "healthy food" with raw vegetables, fruits etc.. Not so much empty calories like cake etc. and sleeping enough etc.. This approach is repeatedly stated as helpful in the case of "unhealable" periodontitis. Do you have any practical expierence with this them ? If a livestyle change can heal periodontitis, than perhaps lost tissue (gum and bone) can also be rebuilt after nutrition change stopped the tendency of gum imflammation. I think a nutrition change is a necessare base treatment for any reconstrution treatments of dental tissue. This may be also valid for every implant treatment. Meaning that rebuilding bone for implants also can only succeed, if the patients takes care for healthy live.
Totally agree on the nutrition factor. It´s the most important in my opinion and my experience. I know people who don´t even brush their teeth very regularly, maybe only twice a week, but they have no gum disease and strong healthy teeth. However they do eat nutritious whole foods, nothing processed no junk. If your oral microbiome is healthy you can get away with being less diligent. And this only happens through the right foods. From as long as I can remember I have always observed how foods I eat affect my body, overall, not only teeth and gums. If i eat more unhealthy for a while, I can tell the gums will change. Then what I do I have a couple of foods that I will consume to directly fix things before any damage can happen. One great one is called "mojo picon", it´s a Spanish kind of dip basically bell peppers and hot peppers and cumin seeds and garlic and some olive oil. You blend it all up. It´s great for the gums. Its like a high dose of Vit C and more. Few big spoons a day and gums directly get light pink and strong and heathy. At least for me it always works. Or another one I love is a good sea buckthorne oil. Just have a few spoons at night before going to sleep, you can even cover the gums in the oil and leave it there. It´s high in omegas, not only 3 but also 7, and Vit C as well. My gums like this stuff.
I didn't feel any pain when my dentist probed my gums and I do have receding gums some with pockets, he said I have advanced gum disease and will need to have them all pulled out. I have yet to see my periodontist this week and find out just how much damage there is. I know three back ones on one side are beyond saving and did ask my dentist about implants but he wasn't keen on the idea and simply stated they were far too expensive. I live in Australia
I’m not a dentist but I have advanced Perio please look up before you get those teeth pulled out try and save them because youl only get more bone loss with removal I feel your pain it’s horrible being in this situation
Hi Dr Gurs, Is gum disease measured by the distance measurement of tooth root showing or by pocket depth measurement or by bone loss measurement or all three? And above what measurement for each does it indicate gum disease and below what measurement does it not indicate gum disease. Thanks
Hi Dr Gurs, All my teeth have pockets that are only 2mm and 3mm. Does this mean I do or do not have gum disease. Do I need a deep cleaning? Or is my own flossing sufficient to clean 2-3mm down into these pockets. Will an implant be successful or fail with 2 mm and 3 mm pockets? Thanks.
Hi, please can you tell me whether Covid infection pre- or post-implants can prevent osseointegration, or lead to loss of dental implants? I’ve read conflicting reports online. I’m 57 and have very good oral hygiene and gum health, but broke a molar badly a few years ago, which recently needed extracting. I’m wondering about implants..,
Hi Dr, this is really a nice video. btw I was wondering do you guys need a video editor and youtube growth strategist who works specifically with Dental clinics?
Oh I never knew that a probe with round end is used to check for gum disease! That’s new knowledge I glean from you. It seems like I have been measured only by some sharp tool which tells you the numbers. Does a regular dentist or hygienist have such a probe? And that’s the absolute litmus test for presence of gum disease, even if a patient doesn’t bleed when brushing or flossing? How about some bleeding if doing charting with the normal sharp probe? Is that definitely gum disease?
I got upper implants in june 22 and still being fit for that final set. My excess saliva wont stop! It's so bad is it the temp teeth too huge for me because I cant get the finals until the dentist places a temp set that dont make me so spitty. Any help is much appreciated going out of my mind. I have 6 implants and zirconia plans. Tricia
Dr Sehmi will you please also discuss that your teeth can all rot from prescription drugs as well? Because there is no other reason on earth that all of my teeth all of a sudden were decaying at the gum line. I thought and thought that thought again WTH?! And then I realized that I have been taking a prescription medication for the last 23 years and it destroyed my teeth. There is no other plausible reason. I would really, really, really appreciate you thinking about that and then multiply how you feel about yourself anyway. Even if you had no idea. Who reads the thousands and I mean thousands in the papers and he’s multiple of warnings you get with each prescription renewal. But I’m in the hospital without it. And now more added to the mix because I am an over medicated American but I can still function mostly.
Where are you sir, if you are in London, please let me know, I want to have treatment from you. To find a good dentist is a bonus. They are mostly robbers.
hello! I went to a hygenist and she said I have pocketing of 5 on my back molar. If I start flossing now, as I haven't been, could I help the pocket shrink? Is it the gums regrowing or the bone regrowing that helps pockets shrink?
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My Periodontist told me that 10% of the population has periodontal disease that is hereditary. He also told me that the number one cause of periodontal disease is misaligned teeth. It is the gaps that are form by misaligned teeth in the first place that allow bacteria to get into the gaps and burrow deep into your gums. Which, if you've ever seen old people who still have all their teeth, like my mother who in her 80s, had perfectly aligned teeth and no periodontal disease. For most of her life she just brushed her teeth, and only over the last decade before her death started flossing them, which was something new that was introduced at that time. My periodontist also told me to make sure I take vitamins, particularly vitamin C, which helps with the inflammation and can actually help tighten the teeth in the socket. My God, he was right. I started taking vitamins, C, D, and calcium, plus a multivitamin and my teeth are no longer mobile. I'm sure that with the deep cleanings, which I get every 3 months for several years now, has helped. Thank you for these very informative videos.
You are absolutely right! We have to be intentional when brushing, not just going through the motion! That’s why I help my kids until they are at a good age where I think I can trust them to do it for themselves! 💖
I am so thankful for you and the videos you make for us, no adjective words can describe you properly actually. 💖
I just wish that all dentists were as good at communicating as you. I went through two sets of dentists (NHS and private) and hygienists who did not make this clear and now I am in trouble. Of course another downside is the horrific cost of treatment at a periodontist clinic. Crazy.
Gum disease has been a terrible experience...wouldn't wish it on anyone.
It’s a huge problem obviously world wide too it ruins your mental health
Thankyou for this very informative video. Please give some preventive tips for receding gums and also how to self treat for it. Thanks!
Recession? Every crowned tooth in my mouth has gum recession, despite my excellent hygiene and religious flossing. The damn dental work -- and we are all sold on its dubious necessity -- leads to gum recession. It's iatrogenic.
Nice to see you again
Hi Dr Gurs,
Is the effect of gum disease on an implant any different than on a natural tooth or does gum disease present the same risks and consequences on both?
Can you make a video on your thoughts on LANAP? Thank you.
I want to know if a non dentist can train in this because I’d do this in an instant and imagine how many people you could help I wish there was someone near me who did this it looks like it’s amazing to be honest I even saw one video where the patients bone and gun grew back and I was always told this was impossible
An interesting statement is, that recession treatment has better perspective, if it treated trauma damages like from to hard brushing. But if recessions come from infections (periodontitis) the perspective of rebuilding lost tissue is bad, you said. What you not discussed, is why some people get gum infections and other not. Yes you said, continues brushing of teeth, smooth but after every meal is important. But this may be half of the truth. It is documented, that changing nutrition and livestyle can be the essential approach to heal periodontitis. In practice this means "healthy food" with raw vegetables, fruits etc.. Not so much empty calories like cake etc. and sleeping enough etc.. This approach is repeatedly stated as helpful in the case of "unhealable" periodontitis. Do you have any practical expierence with this them ? If a livestyle change can heal periodontitis, than perhaps lost tissue (gum and bone) can also be rebuilt after nutrition change stopped the tendency of gum imflammation. I think a nutrition change is a necessare base treatment for any reconstrution treatments of dental tissue. This may be also valid for every implant treatment. Meaning that rebuilding bone for implants also can only succeed, if the patients takes care for healthy live.
Totally agree on the nutrition factor. It´s the most important in my opinion and my experience. I know people who don´t even brush their teeth very regularly, maybe only twice a week, but they have no gum disease and strong healthy teeth. However they do eat nutritious whole foods, nothing processed no junk. If your oral microbiome is healthy you can get away with being less diligent. And this only happens through the right foods.
From as long as I can remember I have always observed how foods I eat affect my body, overall, not only teeth and gums. If i eat more unhealthy for a while, I can tell the gums will change. Then what I do I have a couple of foods that I will consume to directly fix things before any damage can happen. One great one is called "mojo picon", it´s a Spanish kind of dip basically bell peppers and hot peppers and cumin seeds and garlic and some olive oil. You blend it all up. It´s great for the gums. Its like a high dose of Vit C and more. Few big spoons a day and gums directly get light pink and strong and heathy. At least for me it always works. Or another one I love is a good sea buckthorne oil. Just have a few spoons at night before going to sleep, you can even cover the gums in the oil and leave it there. It´s high in omegas, not only 3 but also 7, and Vit C as well. My gums like this stuff.
I didn't feel any pain when my dentist probed my gums and I do have receding gums some with pockets, he said I have advanced gum disease and will need to have them all pulled out. I have yet to see my periodontist this week and find out just how much damage there is. I know three back ones on one side are beyond saving and did ask my dentist about implants but he wasn't keen on the idea and simply stated they were far too expensive. I live in Australia
I’m not a dentist but I have advanced Perio please look up before you get those teeth pulled out try and save them because youl only get more bone loss with removal I feel your pain it’s horrible being in this situation
Hi Dr Gurs,
Is gum disease measured by the distance measurement of tooth root showing or by pocket depth measurement or by bone loss measurement or all three? And above what measurement for each does it indicate gum disease and below what measurement does it not indicate gum disease. Thanks
Hi Dr Gurs,
All my teeth have pockets that are only 2mm and 3mm. Does this mean I do or
do not have gum disease. Do I need a deep cleaning? Or is my own flossing sufficient to clean 2-3mm down into these pockets. Will an implant be successful or fail with 2 mm and 3 mm pockets? Thanks.
Hi Dr Gurs,
Do you do online video consultations? I would be happy to pay a consultation fee. Thanks.
Thank you for this information.
Thank you Doctor for valuable information, could you please share your opinion about Dr. Ellie's oral care system? She doesn't recommend flossing
As always very informative dr ghurs :)
Thanks you!!!
Great advice! Also avoid sweets. I learned my lesson.
Thank you very helpful information. :)
I wish I could smile and feel good , I lost my front six teeth at 14 years old,,
Shame no one ever talks about the gut/oral connection. No leaky gut means no inflamed gums, no gingivitis and no periodontitis.
Hi, please can you tell me whether Covid infection pre- or post-implants can prevent osseointegration, or lead to loss of dental implants? I’ve read conflicting reports online.
I’m 57 and have very good oral hygiene and gum health, but broke a molar badly a few years ago, which recently needed extracting. I’m wondering about implants..,
My wisdom tooth just popped up all I'm one day, so it is loose, it did not give the gum time to close in so the tooth is shaking
Dr Sehmi how can a person contact you?
I've got fast and excruciating pain on one side of my gum but after few minutes, it disappears and come back again. I seen my gums are swollen as well
Hi Dr, this is really a nice video. btw I was wondering do you guys need a video editor and youtube growth strategist who works specifically with Dental clinics?
Why not use hydrogen peroxide ,
Oh I never knew that a probe with round end is used to check for gum disease! That’s new knowledge I glean from you. It seems like I have been measured only by some sharp tool which tells you the numbers. Does a regular dentist or hygienist have such a probe? And that’s the absolute litmus test for presence of gum disease, even if a patient doesn’t bleed when brushing or flossing? How about some bleeding if doing charting with the normal sharp probe? Is that definitely gum disease?
The sharp probe is only for the teeth. I can't image a dentists using it for the gums. The two probes look really similar
@@drgurssehmi 😅 Oh… is the one with a round end called the periodontal probe? And the sharp one is a scaling tool? Much to learn, doctor 😅
Brother were you based to .I need your help pls .I give up on .my gum disease. Because I did everything. To stop my gum disease.
I got upper implants in june 22 and still being fit for that final set. My excess saliva wont stop! It's so bad is it the temp teeth too huge for me because I cant get the finals until the dentist places a temp set that dont make me so spitty. Any help is much appreciated going out of my mind. I have 6 implants and zirconia plans.
Tricia
Dr Sehmi will you please also discuss that your teeth can all rot from prescription drugs as well? Because there is no other reason on earth that all of my teeth all of a sudden were decaying at the gum line. I thought and thought that thought again WTH?! And then I realized that I have been taking a prescription medication for the last 23 years and it destroyed my teeth. There is no other plausible reason. I would really, really, really appreciate you thinking about that and then multiply how you feel about yourself anyway. Even if you had no idea. Who reads the thousands and I mean thousands in the papers and he’s multiple of warnings you get with each prescription renewal. But I’m in the hospital without it. And now more added to the mix because I am an over medicated American but I can still function mostly.
Medications and vitamin deficiencies stress grinding teeth I believe these are massive factors
Where are you sir, if you are in London, please let me know, I want to have treatment from you. To find a good dentist is a bonus. They are mostly robbers.
He is in London.
I am thinking of Implant
They told me that they are using Biohorizons implant
Is it good brand ?
Thankyou
Good advice...From Ireland...
Thanks for watching!
hello! I went to a hygenist and she said I have pocketing of 5 on my back molar. If I start flossing now, as I haven't been, could I help the pocket shrink? Is it the gums regrowing or the bone regrowing that helps pockets shrink?
neither, technically. It'll be the gums reattaching to the tooth.
After applying the dental thread, my gums began to grow between my teeth, to elongate!
F-u-c-k o-f-f
what do you think of root canals?