I SOLVED BAD BREATH FOREVER.. Like actually 

Same 😂

Lol😂😂❤

We’re basically family now it’s ok 😂

​@@Thebentist aw haha

@@Thebentist ha

It’s normal!! ❤

@@Thebentist I never knew that lol, the more you know😂

I got my tonsils out for this. The crevasses were creeping me out. I hated cleaning them it grossed me out. So I get it.

​@@samanthawitt5351 Same! I'm disappointed how little education I was given about everything. It took me 3 months to relearn how to roll my Rs after getting my tonsils out. I thought I lost them forever.

Pls post the link so we can buy these😂

HAHAH

😂😂😂

@PuzzlingPrism43 Salt water gargle. Tastes like crap, but helps.

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Yeah they taste like when you get sick I haven't had stones in awhile I'm sure they're there

I was the same way but had mine out at 25, that was horrible!!!! ENT said my tonsils were huge an nasty. No more strep throat or issues after they were removed.

Do they cause bad breath?

@@debbiepayne3925yes they do.

@@debbiepayne3925yup

I'm pretty sure those are dental fillings

@@juzt_aaden i think what he means is that he saw the dental filling on his back molars and realized that he once had cavities there, and thats why he has fillings.

I didnt expect to see a single bad tooth in this guys mouth lol. I was surprised to see the fillings myself. Makes me feel better about mine lol

@@turtsw Genetics play a big role too. Like, you could do EVERYTHING right and still end up with cavities/tooth decay, especially as you age.

Mine isn’t he said he hasn’t had a cavity since he was 10 because he hasn’t ate a piece of candy since then..

Same 😂😂

Yeah I don’t have any and I’ve never had any. Which is strange cause I’m constantly going into a depressive state and I don’t brush my teeth for months. Getting my life back on track now though and my dentist said I have no cavities and my mouth is perfect. 🤷‍♀️

​@@vanilla_bean1992honestly? Same.

I have a really sensitive mouth and my aunt always got hers out with like, a straw, and it made me too scared to even wanna check 😬

@@vanilla_bean1992months? Really?? Your breath must be insane and your teeth must feel so furry.. I understand depression but come on man at least brush when you wake up that’s nasty!

Yes I’m glad I got mine out

Is it okay to remove tonsil? My doc suggested to remove it.😢

​@@nikoneko7898yes! it's totally okay. Obviously, talk to your doctor first. Tell them you're considering it, ask them if it's a good idea, and if they don't recommend it, ask for alternative therapies. Igor mine out when I was 7. Literally changed my life. I had strep throat 2 to 3 times a month for years. I'm 29 now, and since getting them out, I've had strep throat probably 3 times, max. Tonsil stones aren't strep, of course, but tonsillectomy is a very common procedure that many people benefit from. There are risks involved, but it's generally a safe procedure with little issues afterwards.

It hurts alot

I did the same thing tho

with age i’m learning that it’s never really just a you-thing lol *but* in the *rare* case it was just you, it’s probably a concerning thing lol

You're a weird guy...

Lmao I do this to! With literally everything, but my reasoning is googling health related issues almost always leads to anxiety because Google will always convince me that I'm dying in the quickest way possible 🤣

yeah they can cause bad breath

Well no offense but that's one hell of a dumbass way to live lol but as they say, "ignorance is bliss"

😂

Back in the day that was infection, “pus pockets”. Take one and squeeze it, 🤢 major reason of tonsillitis, and you got your tonsils removed.

Same. Tonsils were getting to big, so I don't have to worry about that anymore!

Fr

Dam😂😭

Do you used them

Omg yeaaa same

Tonsil stones don’t have anything to do with dental hygiene. If a person as tonsils, he/she is going to have a tonsil stone at one time or another.

Ikr 😂😂😂

20 years later: we still cant get this bracket off! What else should we try?

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HAHAHA I just started getting nervous, scrolling the comments to see if I need to go check. Saw your comments, realized I also haven't had them for 18 years 😂 thank you

same here lol, have had mine out for 13

15 years for me 😂

My daughter did the same thing!! Lol Right in front of me, I asked her what the hell she was doing, and she said tonsil stones! I said you had your tonsils removed when you 8! She said I know! Then realized what she was doing!! Smh I died laughing!!

Yup! Thank that sneeze or cough 💅 lol

Same here.I think most people do not experience tonsil stones.

Same, I’m 40

I'd say they're fairly common. The amount of crypts (small holes on tonsils) you have, your eating habits, oral hygiene, and other habits play a role. Smoking, dairy, and sugary things contribute to the formation of tonsil stones. I have 3 sisters, a mother and father. None of them have them (from what they know), where as I DO. I have a poor diet and I'm a smoker... so thats on me But remember, many people do have them and just can't see them 🤷‍♀️ You really notice when it's larger or near the "front". It'll give the sensation of something stuck in your throat 😨

@@marleyproductiongaming oh, ok thank you, i dont really eat a lot of bad things, my family had to change our diet cause of health issues when i was little and now im just used to eating well. Not to say i dont eat sweets or anything, but im not used to ovey sweet, salty pr greasy foods. I cant say if i actually do, and they are always small and un noticed, but i look down there often due to illness and have never seen or noticed such a thing. They seem like a hassle though, good luck everyone who deals with all that. ♥️♥️

Could be old ones before he got into dentistry

@@dibsdibs3495eah some metal ones I guess but it’s not easy to remove it and it’s harmful for your health’s, dangerous. Sometimes it’s better not to remove these until they will go away by themselves.

​@@brak1827mine went away when I was using chewing gum a lot. I replaced all with white fill and of course no chewing gum since a long time.

And tonsils stones.

@@brak1827 yeah I think silver fillings aren’t taught in dental school anymore iirc

Ok so is that true if you don't have tonsils you can't get tonsil stones?

@@sinseershy-lamare1011 Yes. You can’t get something if the maker is not there.

@@BlueMystic100 wasn't for sure if that was the only way they were made?... like even though they did surgery to take part out if still could make the stones kinda like when get certain things done body still acts like it is still there or something ya know what I am trying to say?

@@sinseershy-lamare1011 I had my tonsils and Adenoids out together when I was very young due to getting a lot of illness relating to them. They took the whole tonsils out. I don’t think they leave some in other times. But I guess it depends on the reason they’re being operated on. But due to mine being all gone I won’t get tonsil stones. They always seem very uncomfortable and painful so I’m grateful for this.

I had to ask my husband if I could get them too😭 I don’t have tonsils either

I've even had them fall from out of my nostril before

Any regrets or anything at all, I'm getting mine removed on March 24th, and I'm terrified 😭

I had min taken out as an adult as well, for the same reason. And I am so glad I did. the only thing for me is we found I am extremely sensitive to anesthesia. So I puked for two days after the surgery. that was miserable for me. but so glad I had them removed.

@@Midnight-jt9ichope your surgery went alright!!

I got mine out as a baby i didnt know this was so common omg 😟😟

Did you ever feel neck and tonsil pain from the stones ? It’s almost unbearable

do you have any?

@@Muhwoouwuowowoofies no , not that I know of and I also don’t hope so.

@@some_lilo same

SAME BRO

I’m not mad 😏😉🤣

😂😂😂😂😂

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Ngl it is a little satisfying that the tables are turned 😂

i mean they asked 🤷‍♀️

Omfg yasssssss

Indeed

Just be careful not to make them bleed

As if I needed another one 😭

Ja Same 🥲

I had silver filling to! Not from cavities though, my dentist said I had deep valleys in my teeth and would have problems as an adult so he carved them out and filled them in.

Not sure you should still have those. I think these days they prefer the white fillings, as the old ones contained metals, unlike the new resin ones. Plus they look better.

@@craigchuraman1340you can still get silver and gold fillings, you can choose

I use to have silver filling but now I have white safe fillings cause my dentist said it can cause cancer

@@craigchuraman1340na the only reason the white ones are more highly used is legit for cosmetics, the metal ones are very safe & more durable.

Why don't you have yours?

@@yeti1835 I had them removed through surgery when I was 4, they (gross, I know) swelled up super big so it was really hard for me to swallow and breathe, so I had an operation to take them out, and a random organ in my nose. (Sorry, that’s a long comment)

@@trucker_b thanks for the explanation :) hope you can breathe clearly now!

​@@trucker_b SAME I STOPPED BREATHING AT NIGHT WHEN I WAS LIKE 5?

Mine were removed at age 19 due to acute unresolved tonsillitis. I still sometimes have bad breath due to my TONGUE. I clean it as well as I can... but they need a TONGUE CLEANER NEXT!

Make sure you give em good sniff when you get them out...

​@@chicofromph33nix64 why would you? They smell disgusting

I do luv u guys ❤🥹

@@Thebentist ha thanks 🤍

u probably got ur tonsils removed with surgery

Can you get multiple tips to share with the family?

Yasss you’re the best! Thanks for the support! You’re gonna love it gauranteed!

Where can I get one?

​​@@ThebentistPlease help me out I definitely still have my tonsils, I'm in my mid thirties as far as I know I've never had any and I don't know of anyone close to me ever having them either I guess it's a normal thing right?? But is it a common thing?? Somebody else somewhere in the thread had said what I was thinking.. I had never heard of these up until these shorts and tick tocks started talking about them very recently.. I'm so confused! And I got to tell you the videos of y'all taking them out really skeeve me out LMAO Can you have them and never know?? And if you did have them how would you know? If they're not visible of course. Or if you have them are they always visible?? I'm so so sorry but I have so many questions right now!

They don't "create" stones. Food gets caught in them and calcified, which is what TS are

I'm way older and I never heard of it either

@@CJ-uo5cl have you ever heard the term “loogey” that’s what they are.

@@Ms.NoNo2 I’m fairly certain that’s not what a loogey is

@@ivymartinez5814 idk, that’s what we called them as kids. I guess we were mistaken.

I’m a year late but same. my oral health is better than ever and my tonsil stones are definitely going away ( i think ) but I still deal with them at times and the bad taste in my mouth is annoying bc then I feel like I have bad breath. It sucks

Little white things in your tonsils

You look duhhh

@@atarat8930 you cant always see them

@@Iris_Greensnake you cant always see them but thx!

You can feel them. It’s like something always “stuck” I guess. Overtime you will see them as you chew they will start pushing out. Hope this helps

Not everyone gets them

On average how many would you say?

I got my tonsils removed last summer. Worst pain I ever felt. At least the drugs felt nice.

@@vile_chair908 only less than 15% of people have severe pain with the surgery, it’s usually a mild pain

@@samuraijoke16 Ok I might have been exaggerating a bit. I wouldn't say that I was experiencing severe pain, but it definitely sucked balls.

Same, my doctor told my parents my tonsils were so infected they exploded in her hand after she removed them. So gross! I am so glad to be rid of them and those nasty stones!

Yes , I would like to know why the last two teeth looks different , is it a filling ?

​@@mohammedabujazar6106 it only shows for a moment and not at the best angle, but from what I can tell The Bentist has an O, B amalgam #30, O #31 which may also extend over the distal but I can't see lol. So an occlusal, biting surface, and separate buccal, cheek side surface that looks like a little silver dot, 'silver' filling #30 (the first big molar next to #29 the 2nd pre-molar lower right side) and an occlusal, biting surface, 'silver' filling that may also go over the distal (back) surface of the tooth on #31 (the second big molar behind #30 on the lower right side). It also looks like he has an occlusal composite (often known as 'plastic') filling on #18 (lower left last molar when wisdom teeth are not present). If the shot is mirrored than the amalgam restorations are O, B Ag #18 and O Ag #19 respectively, and the composite would be on O #31. 😊

It grew quick 😂

@@Thebentist OMG I LOVE YOU!! You helped me learn more abt my braces🤍

Yoooo hello!

this made me laugh lol

I have mine too and don't have tonsil stones.

Savage 😂

And is better than all of them by a MILE gauranteed i tested all of them 😂

How often is this supposed to be done

YES! It’s an amazing waterflosser as well we just wanted it to do more than just that!

@@Thebentist Ok thats good to know! I just got my braces a couple days ago and hated the weaving technique so this should make it easier! Thx a lot to you and the people your working with ❤

They will disappear completely if you completely stop all dairy.

@@andreawisner7358 never knew that. I got my tosils removed so I don't have them anymore but I will be sure to pass this info along to family that still does