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Why Haleon killed Sensodyne and don't lie it's more liquid,no more cold protection and even more expensive & how do I know because I still have my old GSK one !
Important to understand the relationship, between oral health and diseases arising in your body. I have had heart surgery 3 times, and kardiologists suggest that I take a lot of drugs, to prevent it from happen again. But actually it doesnt work. Foodindustry and Bigpharma is a billiondollar business, and they defend it with all means, despite it make the worlds population more obese and unhealthy. Is it possible for me to change the outcome, now I know why traditional medicine seems to prolong health problems, by distraction us from the true mechanisms in the body?
GOOGLE & check the news article in 2021 about the dentist in Ohio who took out health teeth of a little boy and put in implants. At age 9 he ended up with Brain Cancer! God help us !!!
We have become " human capital bonds " every inch of our bodies & teeth are being targeted for profit. Shame on this very sick presenter. It's Called " Drilling & Billing for Proft"!
Thank you for this fantastic presentation. Not many dentists point out the many pitfalls of composite bonding. The information you impart is a godsend, as we can make up our mind whether to proceed or not.
Do you have anything good to say? Honestly just feels like you’re scaremongering people you spoke about 0 positives that this may have on someone and just reeled off a lot of negatives of what COULD happen
Hey doctor start charging patients $100 for one porcelain veneer. You will have a lot of patient. Oh wait! Right you don’t care about people you can about money only that’s why you charge $1500-$2000 per one porcelain veneers
Is there a difference between the composite used for cavity fillings and the one used for aesthetic changes? Because I have two cavity fillings with composite and I have had them for almost 10 years. I'm having biyearly check-ups (like it is recommended in my country for dentist appointments) and they are in a pretty good condition. My dentist back then mentioned hat 10 to 15 years is a normal. I always thought the material used for composite bonding is the same...
So far i have heard warnings about composite bonding, veneers, snap on veneers, implants, dentures... seems as though the only answer is to not have any issues with your teeth. 😂
This is good advice. I have some gaps and think bonding is the best for me. Braves won’t work as I don’t have enough teeth for my mouth. Also I’m 46 so I terms of how many times they might need to be replaced and the cost is less of an issue compared to say if I was 21. I only need 6 of my top teeth done.
I'm a Dental Tech.with 51 years experience.We still fabricate dentures the traditional way.Digital dentures are here as traditional dental techs.are becoming very few due to lack of adequate pay to encourage people to get into that field.Now all that is required are computer skills and very little manual skills.
So I love clear fill SE prime bond I etch enamel for 30 seconds and bone dry. I apply the primer to dentine only and bond over dentine and enamel Any problems with This? I figured I want bone dry enamel not wet primer enamel
Hello, I found this article just a 'tad'of a disappointment, even though the two therapist were so upbeat. Here is a bit about me: I qualified in the early days back in 1972, when decay rate was through the roof, having been encouraged by my own Dental Surgeon to go on the course, he later became a Chief Dental Officer in the North West. I was attracted to the course as it was aimed at people ( women) wanting to work primarily with children. We were actually called Dental Auxiliaries in those days the name changed a few years later. Our training was totally isolated from the rest of the dental team being trained in the one school in London . It sounds as if things haven't change much at all from my day, even with integrated education. I had exactly the same augments from Dental Surgeons back in the 1970's, 1980's and the 1990's, I even had one youngish Dental Surgeon I was meant to work with telling me to my face 'he did believe in Dental Therapist', very few Dental Surgeons were totally supportive, I always thought I was fighting an uphill battle against them, it was also very disappointing the lack of any career structure what so ever. Surprisingly, one area they were totally happy to be in our scope, was the preventive area of community education, which I always thought was one of the key area where ideas, knowledge and expectations could be modified/changed for the better, knowledge is everything. With the community education element I never suffered from repetitive days that Robert has quoted, even in the surgery no two patients were the same, so in that respect I was lucky. Because of when I qualified I worked full-time solely in community Dental services for 34 years, the pay was abysmal, then I was given early retirement in the 1990's at the age of 55, at that time Dental Therapists were seen as dinosaurs, decay rate had started to drop and the'experts' thought we were no longer needed, little did those fools know. I now live in France where in my experience they strangely don't even seem to have Dental Hygienists ,many Surgeons work single handed with no nurse or receptionist, talk about the dark ages.
You're sweet and speak pretty and all, but the information delivery is too slow... give the bottom line, then go back, and back it all up. Down and dirty, l want to know what l can do to protect and promote oral microbiome health. Many of the videos online are all reiterateing the same info and leaving those golden bits of information out or saying way too little to be useful.
Obviously she has a point. But she's saying all this from a mouth full of perfect teeth. Depending on your situation, composite veneers at least allow a person to smile without embarrassment.
