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Crowding Teeth Will Increase Tartar Buildup | Scaling




Comments:

1/ This was fabulous, thank you for showing the front of the teeth as well. It shows how much tartar can get between the teeth too. Great job. 😊❤🇺🇸

2/ Awesome job !!!!! You have to be proud to help those in such need !! God bless you and your team. Bless this lady also .

3/ Oh dear, the tartar has devastated the gums, especially at the rear. I was surprised no teeth just fell out. Thank you for the video.

4/ Wow, that's great. People appreciated your job Dr. and also that person now is living a new life and inhaling fresh air other than before.

5/ Oh my! I watch this while brushing my teeth. I'm brushing so vigorously till my gums are sore.

6/ if you have to hold the teeth in place while you clean it shouldn’t they just be pulled out?

7/ Looks like the tartar was the only thing keeping some of those teeth in his mouth. So sad to see such poor dental hygiene.

8/ Good grief! Some of those upper teeth were about to fall out, I think they were only held in by the tartar!! 😖😖

9/ These videos should be shown to young children to show what will happen if they don't brush and floss.

10/ I really wish this dentist would tell the viewers that this is not a complete dental cleaning. Many commenters think it is. This is only a gross scale or general debridement and is the easiest part of the cleaning. There is a lot of tartar beneath the gumline, sometimes many millimeters below and a deep cleaning with anesthetic is needed after this initial scale with the ultrasonic instrument.

10a/ You can have tartar all the way to the root surface of the tooth. We use an instrument that slides beneath the gums along side the tooth surface to measure the depth of the pocket in millimeters. You can literally have a 10 mm pocket full of tartar. The normal depth is from 1 to 3 mm in healthy gum tissue. The teeth are held in with bone, not gums.