They should have a whole oral class at school growing up,a lot of kids grew up on sugar,so bad for teeth

Sometimes I wonder how much nonsense Dr can talk

Hloo mam I am from India I had slavia production increasing mam what could I do pls reply mam when I have to talk that time increasing too much mam

here is a tip use food as medicine and the oral probiotics like L. Salivarius will stick around

How can i get rid of a white coated tongue? Can oral prebiotics help?

What I did was open a probiotic and poured it in my water

Okay so i got advanced periodontal disease going to get my teeth cleaned soon and purchased a oral probiotic called best breath i will update how its going

Thank you for much you have answered my question through this video I wanted an answer to like which oral probiotics to get and do I get it on tablets or liquid

Sounds like snake oil.

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There is no better way to prevent cavities and gum disease by the simple things that all dentists recommend. Brush your teeth thoroughly at least once a day. Floss your teeth correctly once a day. Rationale: The bacteria that causes these issues aren't a problem until they sit around long enough to colonize or form a film over the teeth and tissues, this is when they cause damage. By physically breaking up these colonies, you will not develop cavities or gum disease. The second major issue is to stay away from the 'frequency' of sugar. If you drank a bottle of Mountain Dew in 15 mins and did not have any sugar for about 3 hours, your saliva will break down the byproducts of bacteria that cause disease. On the other hand, if you 'sip' on a bottle(s) of Mountain Dew throughout the day, then you will develop multiple cavities. Sugar feeds bacteria that produce by-products of dextran and lactic acid. Dextran acts as a glue and lactic acid being an acid lowers the pH inside the mouth. Saliva has enzymes and other factors that combat this. Saliva can handle brief assaults by sugar but not continuous assaults by sugar. The drop in pH inside the mouth causes the environment to become acidic and this causes the enamel to weaken, often presenting as a very white, 'chalky' appearance of the teeth, especially along the gum-line where sugar and bacteria have a surface to accumulate. This is a precursor to tooth decay. The teeth are now prone to infection by streptococcus mutans which causes tooth decay. This condition primarily affects the front teeth because this is where sugary liquids are first making contact with the teeth. So, it's the 'frequency' of introducing sugar to the mouth that causes cavities. A comprehensive study widely referred to in regards to the formation of cavities on the biting surface of the back teeth is caused by (take a guess) – potato chips or similar. They are sticky and starchy, and starches are complex sugars, thereby creating a perfect environment for tooth decay form. Lastly, since saliva is so critical to defend against cavities, you need to watch your medications. Several medications cause dry mouth or the lack of the secretion of saliva. This is most problematic in nursing home patients. They tend to be placed automatically on multiple medications, many which cause dry mouth, and to compound the problem is that most of thee patients are fed very sugary foods because it is considered one of the last things people have to provide them a quality of life. I'm a dentist and I have worked in nursing homes and family members are always asking me why their beloved ones who never had significant dental issues are all of the sudden a wreck and this is why. In my questionnaire to patients who come to my practice, about 95% of patients state that they rarely floss. I hate going to the dentist too! It's expensive because even the best insurance doesn't pay for much and is not like medical insurance where you meet your deductible and everything additional is paid for. Procedures can be painful from getting shots to not being numb enough during a procedure. Want to stay away from big bills and expensive procedures? Brush, floss, avoid the frequency of sugar and chips and speak with your doctor about medications that cause dry mouth (xerostomia). An extra benefit is to use an over-the-counter fluoride rinse like ACT. Fluoride resists the lowered pH caused by sugars and greatly helps to prevent decay. And please don't associate fluoride with other health issues. Fluoride is in our drinking water and although you need very little, it is an essential nutrient for the body. That doesn't mean to drink a bottle of it because then of course, this would be toxic even deadly. Finally, go to the dentist regularly. It's not just for a cleaning and polishing, it's more for the check-up and x-rays to be done by the dentist. It allows the dentist to find small cavities or the beginning of gum disease. A small cavity can be repaired by a simple filling, by not seeing your dentist, the cavity turns into an abscess that would require expensive procedures such as a root canal and crown or extraction of the tooth and the placement of a bridge or an implant. Also, note that dental x-rays are not the same in radio-toxicity compared to medical radiation therapy, for example, for cancer. Having dental x-rays taken is the equivalent to spending an hour outside in your garden for 4-5 days. Background radiation is everywhere, primarily from the sun. You can't avoid it. The cost-to-benefit ratio is by far in favor of having periodic x-rays taken. There is no documented link between dental x-rays and jaw cancer. Jaw cancer is caused by either tobacco, alcohol, genetic predisposition or metastasis (cancer spreading from another area of the body). Think about it, for all of the dental x-rays taken every day around the world, wouldn't you expect about half of the population to develop jaw cancer? Of course not. To prevent gum disease, it helps to understand the progression of the disease. Bacteria builds up on the teeth forming colonies. This is simply remedied by brushing and flossing to break-up the build up. Left undisturbed, calcium deposits form within the bacterial colonies that harden what we call plaque or tartar (calculus). The gum tissue can no longer attach to the the teeth and the calcified bacteria spread down the root of the tooth causing further detachment. The body's immune system reacts to this by sending in anti-bacterial substances that cause 'civilian casualties' by attacking the surrounding areas around the bacteria by attacking the neighboring structure of bone and soft tissue (gum tissue). At this stage, you cannot brush the debris off. The only remedy is to have a dental hygienist physically remove the debris with instrumentation. In 25 years of practice and with a master's degree in oral biology, I have never seen anything else that works. The only promise to prevent oral disease is a true and valid vaccination against the bacteria that causes it. Maybe the American Dental Association paid off some pharmaceutical group that has discovered this already. I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but there was an actual legal case where a pharmaceutical group discovered a vaccine for Helicobacter pylori which causes stomach ulcers and they suppressed their findings in order to keep selling their anti-ulcer medications! But there's no vaccine available right now regardless. So, just do the simple things your dentist tells you to do and you'll stay out of trouble. It's not that hard and it basically costs nothing significant. There's no magic pill, and if it sounds too good to be true then it's because it in fact is not true.

It interested

Out of curiosity after seeing a Prodentim advertisement, I looked at their website because the advertisement wasn't being straightforward, making it look like nothing but snakeoil.
Their website wasn't much better, I couldn't even sit through their video because it was even worse than the advertisement that I was exposed to. Nothing but red flags, like they said it was "sour" and that's normally a no-no for teeth, they also said it would REGROW TEETH, and anyone who knows just a little bit about human teeth, yeah…
All they had to say was "probiotics" and I wouldn't have been skeptical.
I feel like their website and advertisements is kinda shooting themselves in the foot because of the way they're going about informing people by praising it with testimonials rather than listing all the facts and ingredients.
Most people are well aware that private websites with testimonials and reviews are generally falsified or manipulated by hiding the bad ones.
A lot of the reviews that I found on YT also seem like they've been paid to do them, and aren't actually users of the product and say a LOT of the same things in an unnatural way, which just further makes it incredibly suspicious.
You were very informative and now I know what to go for, should I want to try it one day.

Can a dental probiotic make white tongue worse?

Never had not one dentist ever mention about that their are prebiotic that help your gums .they only wanted to blame you that you didn't brush ,floss or use mouth wash .oh plus I been given so much different advice for brushing techniques .I actually found out about those gum prebiotic on a you tube advertisement, and figured I'd give it a try .I say they work great cause when I been given antibiotics over the years to treat the flu or for diverticulitis attacks that will mess up your whole gut and gum microbiome

L-Reuteri comes from breast milk, it was popular to buy milk from the grocery store to feed childrens but possibly the worse idea. PLease have this connection between you and your child and breastfeed them.🙂

How bout kapenstend oral probiotic? Chlorine acetate?

How Amazing, Now "Regenerate Teeth Naturally" Really Possible ??? 😃😃😃

I just got probiotic thoothpase

Hey glad I watched your video. Just ran across a product called Prodentim which promises the world. Pricey as well at $50 for 30 day bottle, one pill per day. Could you please look this product's ingredient list over and comment when possible. Thanks.

just buy YAKULT guys, would be cheaper.

Yeahhhhh…. ive been talking to my dentist…. thay all too stupid and greedy