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07/28/2026 Ask the Expert with Ghareeb Dental Group · WCHS Network Podcasts

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Speaker 1: The views and opinions expressed on this program do not
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Speaker 1: necessarily reflect the views and opinions of five adwchs it's
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Speaker 1: employees or WVRC Media.
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Speaker 2: It is well, it's now twenty five minutes past the hour.
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Speaker 2: We had a little bit of a delay there from
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Speaker 2: our National Weather Service. Yes there's some weather moving through
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Speaker 2: the area as if you're not aware, But thanks for
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Speaker 2: tuning in on this Tuesday morning. I'm del Cooper. This
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Speaker 2: is asked the expert, and welcoming back into the studio.
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Speaker 2: I think after a month off, if I'm not mistaken,
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Speaker 2: we have Garib Dental Group represented here this morning, Doctor
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Speaker 2: Stephen and doctor Carson is with us this morning. Doctor Stephen,
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Speaker 2: how you doing this morning?
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Speaker 3: Doing very well?
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Speaker 2: Bye?
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Speaker 3: How by yourself?
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Speaker 2: I'm doing very well too. Thanks for coming in this morning.
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Speaker 2: It's been a while since we spoke, so looking forward
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Speaker 2: to having you in. Somebody came in by themselves even
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Speaker 2: the time before that was that that was you Doctor Stephen?
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Speaker 4: Right?
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Speaker 2: Is this the first time that we've seen doctor Carson
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Speaker 2: in a while, or was that doctor Carson? May it
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Speaker 2: was the other way around, doctor Carr. Okay, So while
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Speaker 2: we since we've seen you I was that Forgettabout doctor
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Speaker 2: Carson Henley with us as well this morning.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it was reportedly the best radio program ever.
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Speaker 2: That's right now. I remember that now, I remember, that's right. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: that's right now. I remember.
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Speaker 4: I think I did text Steve and I was like, dude,
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Speaker 4: probably the best ever.
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Speaker 2: I do remember that now, that's right. And how are
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Speaker 2: you doing this morning, doctor Henley?
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Speaker 4: Fantastic. A little wet, but fantastic.
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Speaker 2: It is a little wet out there. If you have
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Speaker 2: an umbrella that you keep out the door before you
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Speaker 2: leave this morning, or I put on a rain jacket.
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Speaker 2: I always hate putting on a jacket when it's like
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Speaker 2: eighty degrees outside, But you don't want to get wet, right,
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Speaker 2: so you put on a brain jacket, whatever you need
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Speaker 2: to do, because at least the last eye check that
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Speaker 2: this studio is pretty insulated. Now that the last ete
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Speaker 2: check that was still raining, pretty good out there. And
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Speaker 2: we're going to talk about as you might have a guests,
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Speaker 2: We're going to talk about dental hygiene this morning, and
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Speaker 2: anything that has to do with the health of your
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Speaker 2: mouth and teeth and gums and things along those lines.
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Speaker 2: We have some topics that we're going to tackle this morning,
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Speaker 2: but if you want to weigh in on anything that's
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Speaker 2: that you would like to dress or maybe that if
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Speaker 2: a loved one or a child, you can give us
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Speaker 2: a call this morning. These are A four three four
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Speaker 2: five fifty eight fifty eight. Threes are four three, four
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Speaker 2: five fifty eight fifty eight. You can also text. Threes
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Speaker 2: are four non three five five zero year eight. Threes
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Speaker 2: are A four nine three five five zero year eight
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Speaker 2: is our text line number. I guess first thing before
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Speaker 2: we dump in, just jump in everything. How you guys doing.
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Speaker 2: It's been a little while since we've talked to you
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Speaker 2: all the way, No, doing.
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Speaker 3: Well, doing well.
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Speaker 5: We're trying to navigate the summer. You know, it's a
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Speaker 5: it's a strange time with different people having different vacations
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Speaker 5: and schedules to do. Kids have, you know, so many
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Speaker 5: activities you think, you know during the summer. Sometimes oh well,
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Speaker 5: you know, what are these kids going to do?
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Speaker 2: All?
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Speaker 3: They're in everything?
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Speaker 5: You know, so you have we have more things to
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Speaker 5: get them to and and to organize. So so navigating
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Speaker 5: all of that but enjoying it. How about you?
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Speaker 2: No, Yeah, everything. This is always a big time of
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Speaker 2: year for in the radio, and it's it's interesting here
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Speaker 2: because we're kind of in between sports. So we still
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Speaker 2: have baseball that's every day, but we have football that's
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Speaker 2: right around the corner, literally just a couple of weeks away.
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Speaker 2: So it's it's kind of the big breath that we
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Speaker 2: have before before we go in and do that. And
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Speaker 2: then my kid is working on uh animation. She's big
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Speaker 2: an animation now, so that's we got her like a
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Speaker 2: little app that she can use to make like stop
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Speaker 2: motion animation and she can do some drawing and stuff.
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Speaker 2: She's getting really good at it. She's getting really good
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Speaker 2: at it. It's not too bad, not too bad at all.
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Speaker 2: How about you, doctor, doctor Henley, having a good summer
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Speaker 2: so far. I'm just fascinated by this. Mic, I just
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Speaker 2: can't I'm just anyway, okay, moving on just as cradle
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Speaker 2: or cool, Mic, I just want to call out how
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Speaker 2: technologically advanced this is someone that you know prides ourselves.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to give you some kudos. Dale, fantastic job. Anyway,
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Speaker 4: this summer is doing doing really well. I do want
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Speaker 4: to shout out my wife. It's our anniversary today. I
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Speaker 4: actually woke up and she and she wak situations. Oh thanks,
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Speaker 4: we woke up and she goes, happy anniversary, and I go, oh, oh, yeah,
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Speaker 4: you're right.
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Speaker 2: It's not something like the week's prior.
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Speaker 4: You plan for it, but then the day if you
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Speaker 4: wake up, you're like, you don't, you don't, I know
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Speaker 4: what you mean?
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Speaker 2: Right, right? That was a cool thing.
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Speaker 4: And also my kids are in another state at the moment,
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Speaker 4: so it's a it's a blessing and a curse because
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Speaker 4: we miss them. We definitely miss them, but they're enjoying
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Speaker 4: time with family out in another state. So that is
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Speaker 4: it was planned. It's not like we kicked them out,
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Speaker 4: So don't worry.
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Speaker 2: That's that's good. Yeah, that's good. So you can give
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Speaker 2: us a call this morning. You can follow along one
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Speaker 2: line as well, or in line. It's Grebdentalgroup dot com.
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Speaker 2: GREEB Dental Dental Group dot com, g H A R
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Speaker 2: e B GREEB Dentalgroup dot com. If you want to
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Speaker 2: find out more information, a great website that will point
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Speaker 2: you to the closest location to you, let you know
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Speaker 2: about some of the services and so forth from GREEB
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Speaker 2: Dental Group. So you can head on over to the
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Speaker 2: website and we encourage that we have several topics we
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Speaker 2: want to tackle this morning. And I really like the
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Speaker 2: breakdown that you sent because there's a lot of things
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Speaker 2: in here that we're going to be addressing that sort
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Speaker 2: of maybe misconceptions that people think about about their mouth
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Speaker 2: and their and their teeth health and things like that.
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Speaker 2: And the first one you sent me, I thought was
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Speaker 2: a really good one. If my teeth don't hurt, that
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Speaker 2: means that they're healthy. And there's all kinds of like
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Speaker 2: silent I hate, not silent killers, but silent assassins behind
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Speaker 2: the scenes working on your mouth. That word assassins.
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Speaker 4: What type of assassins, doctor Steeven, hurt in your mouth
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Speaker 4: waiting to slaughter your teeth?
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Speaker 3: That's great.
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Speaker 5: Well, the classic thing is that patients come in and
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Speaker 5: they think, oh, you know, everything's fine, haven't been to
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Speaker 5: the dentist for a while, but nothing's bothering me, so
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Speaker 5: you might as well just get them checked out. And
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Speaker 5: then sometimes we have to tell them, you know, it
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Speaker 5: has been a while and during this time you've developed
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Speaker 5: three or four cavities, let's say, And some patients are
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Speaker 5: very shocked by that because well, nothing hurts, How can
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Speaker 5: I have any cavities. And that's the strange thing about
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Speaker 5: teeth is that once a tooth starts hurting, many times
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Speaker 5: the reason it's hurting is because the nerve inside of
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Speaker 5: the tooth is irritated somehow. And once that nerve becomes irritated,
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Speaker 5: sometimes it means you have a good sized cavity, very
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Speaker 5: large cavity at that point. Many times it means at
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Speaker 5: this point it has gotten so large that you need
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Speaker 5: to have a root canal, which people want to try
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Speaker 5: to avoid and can be very shocked whenever that happened.
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Speaker 5: Even there are even times when patient's teeth are so
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Speaker 5: decayed in between the teeth and you can't see it
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Speaker 5: very well that they have a large infection from an
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Speaker 5: irritated nerve that has gone all the way and died
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Speaker 5: and has suddenly an infected kind of pocket around it.
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Speaker 5: And people are very shocked at that this has never
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Speaker 5: hurt me. Why is why is this? How can this happen?
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Speaker 5: You know, how can this be? And then you know,
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Speaker 5: you review the X rays with them say you know,
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Speaker 5: it can be a silent assassins.
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Speaker 3: As Dale was saying, they can.
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Speaker 5: Slowly creep up and our body has an amazing way
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Speaker 5: of balancing things out and regulating to relieve these types
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Speaker 5: of of infections sometimes unbeknownst to us, so we can
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Speaker 5: be the bearer of bad news in that in that case,
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Speaker 5: and again that that highlights why you should see your
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Speaker 5: dentist regularly so we can stay on top of these
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Speaker 5: things exactly.
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Speaker 4: The regular visits are important to catch those things small, right, exactly,
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Speaker 4: because small things can become big. Do they always become big?
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Speaker 6: No?
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Speaker 4: But usually something small does become big.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 4: A flat tire can destroy your rim, right, you might
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Speaker 4: as well fill up the tire then get it fixed,
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Speaker 4: as opposed to replacing a rim, which is three four
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Speaker 4: times the cost.
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Speaker 2: Same thing.
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Speaker 4: With teeth, feelings are a lot less expensive, a lot
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Speaker 4: less invasive than new canals or extractions, et cetera. Now,
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Speaker 4: I think you said something very interesting. You said there
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Speaker 4: could be like a pocket of infection, correct, and the
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Speaker 4: patient still doesn't feel pain. When they ask me, why
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Speaker 4: am I not in pain? Sometimes I go, I don't know,
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Speaker 4: you should be, that's a great question. Yeah, but for
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Speaker 4: some reason, you just have this area, this pocket of
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Speaker 4: localized infection, right around the end of the root of
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Speaker 4: this tooth, and for some reason, you're not in pain,
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Speaker 4: or I'll sometimes phrase it like do you remember ever
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Speaker 4: being in discomfort? Or like do you remember like a
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Speaker 4: season in your life in the last few months this
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Speaker 4: air of your mouth was like bothering you were sensitive
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Speaker 4: And they go, yeah, I remember. I let me pull
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Speaker 4: up that text I sent my wife or my husband right,
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Speaker 4: and they go, I think it was hurting you. It's like, well,
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Speaker 4: that was it dying now now the tooth is dead,
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Speaker 4: so that there is more digging we end up getting
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Speaker 4: into and we can actually kind of figure out, oh,
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Speaker 4: this is actually more serious than just you know, an affection.
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Speaker 4: It could be in a cross tooth or a dead tooth,
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Speaker 4: which is can be a little more serious. So there's
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Speaker 4: a lot of digging we have to do, and it's
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Speaker 4: kind of fun to figure out this have have this
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Speaker 4: co discovery with the patients at times.
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Speaker 2: And concerning the root word and the cross tooth just
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Speaker 2: sounds pretty bad.
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Speaker 4: It does sound bade right, that's it's not that okay,
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Speaker 4: everyone out there's not it's not the not the other world.
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Speaker 2: And it's just it's just the terminology. It kind of
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Speaker 2: struck me because I haven't heard it referred to like
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Speaker 2: that but it makes sense. I understand exactly what you're saying.
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Speaker 2: It's just something kind of halloweeny about it. Not yet.
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Speaker 2: We have two more months. Yeah, we're getting there. Hey,
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Speaker 2: that's that.
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Speaker 3: Stuff's already out in the stores. It's crazy.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, what is with that? But that's that's a
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Speaker 2: different thing. We we can't even we can't we can't
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Speaker 2: enjoy what we have now because we have to be
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Speaker 2: looking at the holiday that's a months away. I don't
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Speaker 2: know what the deal with.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, we are redoing our operatories right now, like doing
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Speaker 4: new cabinets, like one at a time over the next
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Speaker 4: few weeks. So so my staff were like, you need
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Speaker 4: to go buy totes, doctor Henley. I'm like, okay, I'll
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Speaker 4: go buy some tots. So Las night, I bought totes
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Speaker 4: at Low's and they had that huge head that goes
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Speaker 4: up and down, like is this like twenty foot tall monster?
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Speaker 4: And like the head moves and I'm like, ah, okay,
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Speaker 4: all right, it is Halloween.
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Speaker 2: I was scared just watching it. The thing that that
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Speaker 2: that is crazy about those one of the ones that
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Speaker 2: they sell you look like I look at them anyway,
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Speaker 2: and it's like, my goodness, those things are immense and
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Speaker 2: they're huge. They must cost the fort and then you
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Speaker 2: look at me, You're like, they're not even really that
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Speaker 2: expense twenty nine ninety nine. What everybody have one? Everybody
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Speaker 2: should have one in their yard. Let's make all the
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Speaker 2: Hoa's happy everywhere across across the world. A great dental
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Speaker 2: group and studio with us this morning. We're not talking
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Speaker 2: about Halloween, not yet anyway, although that's that's how Sionda's
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Speaker 2: for Dennis. We'll get to the head a little bit
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Speaker 2: later on. Threes are of four, three, four, five, fifty
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Speaker 2: eight fifty eight is our number. Threes are a four three, four, five,
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Speaker 2: fifty eight fifty eight is a number of the you
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Speaker 2: can call. So it's not normal if your teeth hurt
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Speaker 2: first and foremost, if you have some problems. You know,
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Speaker 2: I heard things when I was a kid, like your
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Speaker 2: mouth is just a little crowded, or you know whatever
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Speaker 2: it might be. Well, those things might be true. But
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Speaker 2: even if you just have like some low grade pain
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Speaker 2: all the time, or you feel like your mouth is
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Speaker 2: to go, even those things, it might mean that if
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Speaker 2: you haven't been to the dentist, you might be a
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Speaker 2: good chance to go check it out and see what's
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Speaker 2: going on.
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Speaker 3: That's a good sign, that's right. Yeah.
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Speaker 5: I mean, in fact, even if you just need a
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Speaker 5: good cleaning can be the remedy for generalized sensitivity or
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Speaker 5: gum discomfort. Some patients come, I'm not sure what it is,
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Speaker 5: but this area has been bothering me, and we looking like, well,
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Speaker 5: it's been a while since you're cleaning. So now you
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Speaker 5: have all this build up underneath your gums that are
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Speaker 5: triggering this inflammation and discomfort that you're having, and we
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Speaker 5: have a cleaning and.
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Speaker 2: Takes care of it.
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Speaker 4: And on that note, doctor Steven questioned for you, is
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Speaker 4: it good when gums bleeded? And on top of that,
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Speaker 4: whenever a patient's like, well I wasn't bleeding so well,
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Speaker 4: I wasn't bleeding necessarily before, but now I really want
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Speaker 4: to I want to make sure I do a good job,
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Speaker 4: and then I only do a good job until it
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Speaker 4: starts bleeding.
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Speaker 2: Like is that maybe too much?
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Speaker 5: So very a few different responses to that, but yes,
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Speaker 5: So if you think of your gums, many people listening
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Speaker 5: now think, oh, yeah, they bleed all the time. I'm sure,
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Speaker 5: Well where else on your body if you touch it
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Speaker 5: and it bleeds, is that okay.
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Speaker 2: Mmm, nowhere, I don't think it's kind of.
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Speaker 3: A warning sign.
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Speaker 5: You know, sure have some bleeding, right, So if your
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Speaker 5: gums are bleeding regularly, then something is wrong, and that's
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Speaker 5: typically there's plaque and bacteria living up underneath the gums
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Speaker 5: causing this inflammation, and it's it's kind of like an
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Speaker 5: irritated hangnail. You know that it can be sore, it
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Speaker 5: can it can bleed and cause a problem because also
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Speaker 5: in your in your mouth, as everyone knows, there's tons
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Speaker 5: and tons of bacteria that can enter your bloodstream that way.
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Speaker 5: So if you have a bleeding, open bleeding wound in
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Speaker 5: a sense in your mouth, it's really not a good thing.
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Speaker 5: So what again, the most common remedy for is a
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Speaker 5: good cleaning. Now it might be what we call a
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Speaker 5: deeper cleaning that could take a couple of appointments and
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Speaker 5: take a little more time and anesthesia and whatnot, or
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Speaker 5: it could be a routine cleaning that you need to
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Speaker 5: have done that's causing That would be the solution to
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Speaker 5: that problem. But yeah, if th your gums are bleeding,
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Speaker 5: of course it's an issue we want to take care of.
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Speaker 5: But then sometimes patients say, you know, I haven't had
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Speaker 5: any trouble. I keep my teeth really clean, and my
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Speaker 5: gums started bleeding, so I stopped brushing that area because
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Speaker 5: I was worried about a bleeding. Well, that just compounds
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Speaker 5: the problem too, because then more bacteria, more plaque, more calculus,
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Speaker 5: and tartar are going to live underneath there. So definitely
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Speaker 5: take that as a warning sign. And it is not
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Speaker 5: normal for gums.
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Speaker 2: To bleed, so there is no normal level. Then it's
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Speaker 2: like they're just bleeding a little bit, or are they
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Speaker 2: only bleed every once in a while, Like any bleeding
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Speaker 2: is bad bleeding.
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Speaker 3: It's it's not good.
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Speaker 5: And I've been there myself, like noticing when I floss
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Speaker 5: all these areas or bleeding, some I skip a day
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Speaker 5: or two of flossing, so I need to ramp that up.
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Speaker 3: And then many times if you do.
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Speaker 5: Proper brushing and flossing, then you can remedy that the
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Speaker 5: very kind of minor areas that have those problems. But
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Speaker 5: if it's generalized bleeding, definitely definitely a concern that your
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Speaker 5: dentist needs to help you with.
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Speaker 2: I think we have a caller that's called in this
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Speaker 2: morning that has questions for the doctors good morning. What's
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Speaker 2: your first name? Or you can hang up. That's okay
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Speaker 2: as well if you like to back, if you like
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Speaker 2: to call back, or maybe I jumped the gun there
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Speaker 2: a little bit. You can give us a call back.
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Speaker 2: Three zeror a four three four five fifty eight fifty eight.
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Speaker 2: Threes are four three four five fifty eight fifty eight.
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Speaker 2: You can text threes are four non three five five
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Speaker 2: zero zero eight three es aerre four non three five
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Speaker 2: five zeros eror eight is the text line number that
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Speaker 2: you can get in on talking this morning about the
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Speaker 2: important things when it comes to your dental hygiene and
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Speaker 2: some maybe misconceptions that you have some things that maybe
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Speaker 2: you shrug off a little bit, and let's face it,
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Speaker 2: a lot of these things that we're talking about this morning,
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Speaker 2: or things that maybe we negotiate with ourselves, you know
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Speaker 2: that we're like, yeah, a little bit of blood on
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Speaker 2: the gums. It wasn't as bad this morning as yesterday,
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Speaker 2: so that probably means it's getting a little better. You know,
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Speaker 2: we negotiate these things with ourselves all the time, and
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Speaker 2: that's not necessarily a good thing, that's right. So these
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Speaker 2: are things that we have to address and that you
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Speaker 2: if you have any questions about, You're more than welcome
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Speaker 2: to give us a call about and the doctors can
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Speaker 2: try to answer your questions. As far as that goes.
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Speaker 2: We'll take a break here in just a moment. But
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Speaker 2: because this, I have a kid that's about eight years old.
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Speaker 2: So this isn't quite baby teeth, baby teeth, Tom, but
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Speaker 2: this is something that we talked about a little bit
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Speaker 2: with my child. Baby teeth. Don't matter who cares what
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Speaker 2: happens to those things. We're going to lose them anyway.
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Speaker 3: Oh mind, Yes, that's to an extent.
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Speaker 4: There is some truths in that, because they will fall out, right,
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Speaker 4: And so we have this discussion with parents all the time.
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Speaker 4: And if there's a baby tooth that is, let's say,
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Speaker 4: has a cavity on it or has some infection on it,
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Speaker 4: and they say, well, it's going to come out anyway,
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Speaker 4: and I go, well, it's not going to come.
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Speaker 2: Out for years.
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Speaker 4: And let's talk through what will happen if we do
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Speaker 4: remove that tooth, as opposed to fixing that tooth before
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Speaker 4: that tooth is naturally supposed to exfoliate or be removed
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Speaker 4: on its own. I love using big words big words
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Speaker 4: here anyway, So what happens whenever you have a cavity
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Speaker 4: in a baby tooth before that baby tooth is supposed
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Speaker 4: to fall out on its own, it is wise to
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Speaker 4: get that thing fixed. It is wise to fix that
15:26
Speaker 4: tooth so that you can maintain the space, because if
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Speaker 4: you don't maintain that space, the adult tooth will come
15:31
Speaker 4: in without the adequate space to produce an adequate smile.
15:35
Speaker 4: And now what does that mean. Well, if their smile
15:38
Speaker 4: is not if your smile doesn't have the teeth in
15:41
Speaker 4: the right way, if they're crooked. It's not just about aesthetics.
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Speaker 4: I mean there's some partial partiality to that. I mean,
15:47
Speaker 4: the way we look is important, but it's for the
15:50
Speaker 4: gum health. It's the way that your gums can clean themselves,
15:53
Speaker 4: or how you can fass, how you can brush. It's
15:56
Speaker 4: for the way that the teeth won't have will have
15:58
Speaker 4: lower fracture risk if they come in. So setting up
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Speaker 4: your children for success, keeping those baby teeth there as
16:04
Speaker 4: long as they can until they naturally need to come out.
16:07
Speaker 4: When the adult teeth are prepared to come through and erupt.
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Speaker 4: It is important to keep that keep those baby teeth
16:12
Speaker 4: in place so the adult teeth come into the proper place.
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Speaker 4: Now here's the caveat to that. No matter what, both
16:18
Speaker 4: of my kids we're gonna have crooked teeth, regardless of
16:21
Speaker 4: what we did. And so that's why we talk to
16:24
Speaker 4: our orthodontis friends and we say hello, doctor so and so,
16:28
Speaker 4: we need help here. Regardless of how much room that
16:31
Speaker 4: we're maintaining with our baby teeth, sometimes there's some crowding
16:34
Speaker 4: there due to the skeletal aspect of how we were developed.
16:38
Speaker 4: And so even though we do our best job, we
16:40
Speaker 4: do our best job keeping these baby teeth. Still we
16:42
Speaker 4: might need braces. It doesn't matter, oh sure, but it
16:45
Speaker 4: is important to maintain there, to maintain your teeth for
16:48
Speaker 4: multiple reasons, especially those baby teeth. Doctor Steve anything Dad,
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Speaker 4: before we go to.
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Speaker 5: Break well, I would say that if we think about
16:55
Speaker 5: it on a kind of a pullback and a global perspective,
16:58
Speaker 5: baby teeth are smaller than the adult teeth, right, So,
17:00
Speaker 5: if your child has baby teeth perfectly aligned and your
17:04
Speaker 5: adult teeth need to come in underneath those, there's not
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Speaker 5: room if they're perfectly you know, touching one another, right,
17:13
Speaker 5: because the adult teeth are naturally bigger than the baby
17:15
Speaker 5: teeth so really spacing is pretty good a preferable thing
17:20
Speaker 5: in a child's mouth, and that highlights the importance of
17:25
Speaker 5: keeping those spaces because you need to have that room
17:28
Speaker 5: for that larger tooth to come in. If that space
17:30
Speaker 5: is not there, then, as doctor Henley said, things come
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Speaker 5: in misaligned and basically crooked and need to be addressed.
17:37
Speaker 5: But we can do multiple interventions prior to losing all
17:42
Speaker 5: of those baby teeth with our orthodontists, by guiding the
17:45
Speaker 5: jaws to grow a little bit bigger, moving those baby
17:48
Speaker 5: teeth a little bit, or the adult teeth as they
17:50
Speaker 5: come in so they do have the right space. But
17:53
Speaker 5: I mean, I've had conversations with physicians where they're like, well,
17:56
Speaker 5: the thought is, you know, baby teeth, we're going to
17:58
Speaker 5: lose them anyway, so it doesn't really matter, right. Nope, No,
18:00
Speaker 5: that's not actually the case. We do want to hold
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Speaker 5: onto those for the child's long term benefit.
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Speaker 2: What's it do with shark teeth on kids? My kid
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Speaker 2: had double rows of teeth before she lost the front ones,
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Speaker 2: and it happened regularly at first, like most of her
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Speaker 2: teeth came in double at first, and then she finally
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Speaker 2: lost them.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's pretty crazy. Patient parents bring their children and
18:20
Speaker 5: my kid looked like the shark.
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Speaker 3: What's going on? Yeah, and it happens.
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Speaker 5: What happens is that the tooth underneath it puts pressure
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Speaker 5: on the root of the baby tooth, and sometimes that
18:30
Speaker 5: pressure is not uniformly straight up and down. Sometimes it
18:34
Speaker 5: pushes toward the lip or toward the tongue. And then
18:37
Speaker 5: many times what happens is the adult teeth kind of
18:39
Speaker 5: slipped behind the baby tooth and then it actually irrupts
18:43
Speaker 5: with that baby tooth in front of it still because
18:45
Speaker 5: it has not put the proper pressure on the root
18:48
Speaker 5: to have that root resorb or go away to become loose.
18:52
Speaker 5: So then you have them actually kind of wedged together
18:55
Speaker 5: and you have to have that baby tooth removed, and
18:58
Speaker 5: then the adult tooth quickly comes into that space. So
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Speaker 5: it's it's kind of a pressure issue and forces of
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Speaker 5: of of non non uniform forces.
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Speaker 2: It's an interesting look. It's definitely an interesting look until
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Speaker 2: until the thing is quite colmer. Sure, yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 2: it's just the first time you noticed it, it's like,
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Speaker 2: when's this kid going to start losing your teeth? It's like, oh,
19:21
Speaker 2: you have you have multiples in there. Okay, there very good.
19:24
Speaker 2: Well at least you can chew, I suppose, so that's good.
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19:38
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Speaker 2: Tuesday morning. The last couple a couple of weeks, for
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Speaker 2: or four nine, three five, five zero zero eight. One
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Speaker 2: of the other things we wanted to talk about. And
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Speaker 2: this is always interesting because uh, my wife tends to
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Speaker 2: buy all these little specialized little tubes of toothpaste, you know,
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Speaker 2: like uh, double triple whitening power and uh and the
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Speaker 2: whitest white that's ever whited and all these different things
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Speaker 2: on the and it tends to taste a little more medicinal,
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Speaker 2: and like the texture is a little less refined than
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Speaker 2: than what you get, and like your your main brands
23:35
Speaker 2: or whatever else, I don't notice much of a difference,
23:38
Speaker 2: to be honest with you, I've tried. What's the truth
23:40
Speaker 2: with these things? That the extra white whitening white white toothpaste?
23:43
Speaker 2: Is that doing anybody any favors?
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Speaker 3: Doctor Henley, what do you think about that?
23:48
Speaker 4: Nope, I've heard it.
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Speaker 2: Simple answer.
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Speaker 5: There's a there's a comedian that's a dentist out there.
23:56
Speaker 5: You sput out this is the biggest scam in dentistry.
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Speaker 3: Like what what is what does the biggest scam.
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Speaker 5: The whitening toothpaste? I mean, because the fact is that
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Speaker 5: to get your teeth white. You need prolonged contact. If
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Speaker 5: you want to use that whitening toothpaste for an hour
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Speaker 5: straight brushing your teeth, you might see a little bit
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Speaker 5: of a difference, but it's still very weak compared to
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Speaker 5: the bleaching material that really is required to lighten your teeth.
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Speaker 5: For instance, when we have just had a patient in
24:21
Speaker 5: the office yesterday doing the n office whitening, we have
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Speaker 5: to cover all of the soft tissues, all the gums
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Speaker 5: and lips and protect them from this material we're putting
24:31
Speaker 5: on the teeth because it's so caustic or so irritating
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Speaker 5: to soft tissues, to gums and whatnot that it would
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Speaker 5: damage them and bleach them. So we need to keep
24:43
Speaker 5: it directly on the teeth so no one's out there
24:45
Speaker 5: brushing with anything that strong or it will fry their gums. Right,
24:49
Speaker 5: So the stuff that you use that's found in the
24:53
Speaker 5: toothpaste is such a minimal amount that truthfully, it's not
24:58
Speaker 5: going to do much for you.
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Speaker 2: So it's one of those things. If honestly, I don't
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Speaker 2: know if they actually charge a premium for those anymore
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Speaker 2: or not, or if it's all just a different like
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Speaker 2: title of different toothpaste, so you can kind of just
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Speaker 2: self select the thing that you think is unhealthy the most.
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Speaker 2: I haven't noticed. My wife does most of the shopping
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Speaker 2: on the tooth so I'm not really sure how that goes.
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Speaker 2: But I'm no, I'm just saying that it doesn't really that.
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Speaker 2: I don't. I haven't noticed the price difference so on
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Speaker 2: how much there is. But so if but if you're
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Speaker 2: in the situation where maybe you're paying a premium on
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Speaker 2: something like that, that might be something that's better spent
25:31
Speaker 2: on floss or something maybe better spent elsewhere.
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Speaker 5: Now, so true, that is, that's true, and they do
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Speaker 5: charge typically premium. Yeah, ok, adives that you know makes
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Speaker 5: you feel like something's going on.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 5: Interestingly enough, there is whitening flaws out there, and we
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Speaker 5: experimented with that. I remember in dental school it came
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Speaker 5: out and suddenly one of my dental student friends came in.
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Speaker 5: We're like looking at the teeth, like your teeth are
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Speaker 5: just white in between your teeth, Like, what's what He's like,
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Speaker 5: I've been trying this whitening floss. But it makes sense
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Speaker 5: because it actually has some mechanical action and some abrasives
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Speaker 5: in it that can remove some stain. So that's the
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Speaker 5: one over the counter whitening product that had a little
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Speaker 5: bit of a result that I found to be very interesting.
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Speaker 5: So yeah, spend the money on whitening floss rather than
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Speaker 5: the whitening toothpaste.
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Speaker 2: Maybe it might give you a weird frame around it too,
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Speaker 2: you know, like a reverse of what you normally see. Now,
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Speaker 2: that does remind me we've had the conversation before that.
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Speaker 2: Although you don't necessarily recommend the over the counter bleach
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Speaker 2: whitening things, there is activity there that might work. But
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Speaker 2: the problem is is it's very hard to control, like
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Speaker 2: your level of what you're going to get or how
26:38
Speaker 2: it's what the end product's going to be.
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Speaker 3: Sure.
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Speaker 5: Now, there are over the counter whitening products, whitening strips
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Speaker 5: like Crest White strips, you know, the big one, and
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Speaker 5: there are other products out there too. Those do have
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Speaker 5: some effect because it instructs you to leave it on
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Speaker 5: contact with your teeth for a prolonged period of time,
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Speaker 5: for at least thirty to sixty minutes, and those can
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Speaker 5: show some improvement some patients. It works really well on
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Speaker 5: and just like everything else in medicine, that there's not
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Speaker 5: a one size fits all. Some people respond differently to things,
27:06
Speaker 5: so I do encourage patients try that. If you want
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Speaker 5: an expensive whitening option, try that over the counterproduct rather
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Speaker 5: than the whitening toothpaste. See if that gets you a result.
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Speaker 5: But again, it's going to be touching your gum tissues,
27:19
Speaker 5: so the concentration cannot be very high, as high as
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Speaker 5: what we use in the office protecting your gum tissues,
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Speaker 5: because if it were too high, it would it would
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Speaker 5: burn your gums.
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Speaker 2: Some of this stuff always concerns me a little bit
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Speaker 2: because of my own personal makeup in my personality. Hopefully
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Speaker 2: I'm not like this much as an adult. When I
27:36
Speaker 2: was a kid, though, like when I first started getting
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Speaker 2: like acne when I was like ten or eleven years old,
27:41
Speaker 2: there was like a face wash that was slightly medicinal
27:46
Speaker 2: in somebody's like sea breeze or something. I can't remember
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Speaker 2: what the heck it was called, but I thought that
27:49
Speaker 2: if you wash your face with it once and it helped,
27:51
Speaker 2: that if you just kept on putting it on your
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Speaker 2: face like several times, you know whatever, you could probably
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Speaker 2: get rid of all the acne very quickly. And so
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Speaker 2: over a course of a weekend, I basically like burned
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Speaker 2: my face with with with cleaner when I was yeah,
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Speaker 2: and when my face heeled, the pimple was still there.
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Speaker 2: So it worked out very well.
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Speaker 4: When I was in high school, I had the same
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Speaker 4: thing happen. Like you know, we all have like acne
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Speaker 4: as we grow up during puberty, and so there was
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Speaker 4: this one like it was like a wipe and it
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Speaker 4: had hydrogen peroxide in it and no joke. One day
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Speaker 4: my brother goes, Carson, are your eyebrows bleached?
28:28
Speaker 2: Oh?
28:28
Speaker 4: No? And I go, I think they are. I'm like,
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Speaker 4: what's going on? Then I looked at the back and
28:33
Speaker 4: sure enough feels hydrogen peroxide, which is what bleaches the teeth.
28:37
Speaker 2: It can bleach the hair as well.
28:39
Speaker 4: So I had a very odd look for maybe a
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Speaker 4: month until it grew back.
28:43
Speaker 2: Oh you could have done your hair too, and then
28:44
Speaker 2: had the kind of the slim shady look going on.
28:46
Speaker 4: Oh I could have. Well, I actually did that once
28:49
Speaker 4: and it was not a good look.
28:52
Speaker 2: Just a couple of minutes left here this morning if
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Speaker 2: you'd like to get in to talk to doctor's Grebe
28:58
Speaker 2: and Henley even gives a call this morning three zer
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Speaker 2: four three four five fifty to fifty eight three or
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Speaker 2: four three four five fifty to fifty Just talking about
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Speaker 2: some of the aftermarket mar market products, especially after market
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Speaker 2: like this is a car some of the over the
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Speaker 2: counter products like teeth whitening and things along those lines.
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Speaker 2: Your mallage's me vary basically, is the takeaway on this.
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Speaker 2: Generally speaking, because they're sold over the counter, they can't
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Speaker 2: be all that strong, and so they're not going to
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Speaker 2: do a whole lot for you, especially if you have
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Speaker 2: targeted And that being said, since we are coming up
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Speaker 2: on this summer and we've talked about this before with
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Speaker 2: like weddings and different things like that, that is something
29:29
Speaker 2: if you do need to have, like a teeth cleaning
29:31
Speaker 2: something like that, you can schedule and have something like that.
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Speaker 5: Oh for sure, And the sooner the better because there
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Speaker 5: is a certain preparation to that. In our office, we
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Speaker 5: generally have a two week preparation phase before whitening to
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Speaker 5: because a side effective whitening in particular is tooth sensitivity.
29:48
Speaker 5: It can be quite extreme, so we take precautions to
29:51
Speaker 5: avoid that. So it's unfortunately it's not something sometimes patients
29:55
Speaker 5: come in and they say, you know, it's on Monday,
29:58
Speaker 5: like oh, I want to get my teeth whitened for
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Speaker 5: my wedding this.
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Speaker 3: Weekend, Like, well, have you heard a photoshop.
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Speaker 2: Work?
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Speaker 5: And there are times that the one round of bleaching
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Speaker 5: doesn't get you the desired result. You have to do
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Speaker 5: a little bit more at home, So give yourself a
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Speaker 5: little more time than the day of Yeah, for sure.
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Speaker 2: Great advice is always from doctor Stephen Karieb. The last
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Speaker 2: thing we wanted touch on this morning, just a couple
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Speaker 2: minutes left. And it's interesting because this is a conversation
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Speaker 2: that we've had before, because of course I've had a
30:26
Speaker 2: couple of root canals with the Greeve Dental group, but
30:28
Speaker 2: also I finally overheard somebody having a conversation that I
30:31
Speaker 2: didn't overhear. It was a podcast, but it wasn't about
30:34
Speaker 2: dental hygiene or anything. It was just the host kind
30:36
Speaker 2: of riffing a little bit talking about getting a root
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Speaker 2: canal done, and he revealed, you know, it wasn't that
30:41
Speaker 2: big of a deal. He said, you know, I've gone
30:44
Speaker 2: my whole life thinking this is something that I didn't
30:45
Speaker 2: want to do because of the of the hysterics around it.
30:49
Speaker 2: But then I went in and had it done, and man,
30:51
Speaker 2: I'm glad I had it done because everything's better now. Yeah,
30:53
Speaker 2: and that's generally and again your malaged me very because
30:56
Speaker 2: everybody has a different situation. But we've come so far
30:59
Speaker 2: as far as a medicine and technology and things like
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Speaker 2: that goes, you can get a root canal and not
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Speaker 2: be as evasive as what people once thought it was
31:08
Speaker 2: exactly that.
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Speaker 3: That's true.
31:09
Speaker 4: I am so thankful that I live in the modern
31:11
Speaker 4: world where we can easily perform things like root canals
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Speaker 4: and actually save teeth, as opposed to in the old
31:18
Speaker 4: days we say, well, you know, take out the teeth,
31:19
Speaker 4: go towards a denture. You know, eventually you'll just have
31:22
Speaker 4: no more teeth. But I'm also thankful that here at
31:25
Speaker 4: greeb Dental Group, we have the technology to do it effectively,
31:29
Speaker 4: and we have the three D X rays that allow
31:31
Speaker 4: us to and I call it cheating whenever I take
31:34
Speaker 4: that three D X ray on a tooth, because I
31:36
Speaker 4: know exactly how long those those canals are in the
31:39
Speaker 4: shape of them, and I guess you showed the patient like, hey,
31:41
Speaker 4: look at this abscess, and they go, oh my goodness, yes,
31:44
Speaker 4: I for sure need to get this done. So I
31:46
Speaker 4: appreciate being a part of this group that is not
31:50
Speaker 4: just talented, but we strive to be the best will
31:53
Speaker 4: We won't stop until we make sure that each root
31:56
Speaker 4: canal that we do is as more comfortable than the last, right,
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Speaker 4: And so it's it's it's kind of a cool thing.
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Speaker 5: And then to be clear, there are times that root
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Speaker 5: canals can be painful and patients I'm sure have experienced that,
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Speaker 5: and that stems from the tooth being so irritated that
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Speaker 5: no matter how much you numb it, it's it's it's
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Speaker 5: still going to be uncomfortable tooth.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so it's it's just very much inflamed. So in
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Speaker 3: those cases, I think in the past the dentists of
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Speaker 3: maybe just pressed on saying it's just gonna hurt and
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Speaker 3: gonna be dumblan that's kind of where the root canals
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Speaker 3: I think got the bad name. But now we've learned
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Speaker 3: that if we medicate that tooth a little bit, you know,
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Speaker 3: if it is hot, if it is sensitive to the patient,
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Speaker 3: then we stop what we're doing, put some medicine in it,
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Speaker 3: give the patient some antibiotics, bring it back in a week,
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Speaker 3: and then we do the procedure painlessly. So it's there
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Speaker 3: is some give and take there, but generally speaking, you know,
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Speaker 3: it's it's really not that big of a deal. So
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Speaker 3: I explain it to patients that it's it's kind of
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Speaker 3: like a filling, just a little bit deeper. It takes
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Speaker 3: a little bit longer.
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Speaker 2: It's great information with doctor Stephen Greeb from greed Dental Group. Online,
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Speaker 2: it's GREEB Dentalgroup dot com. G h A R e
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Speaker 2: Care to get to the closest location to you. And
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Speaker 2: there's locations all over the Kanaal Valley in PoCA and
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Speaker 2: South Charleston and Cross Lane's and Saint albans Tays Valley
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Speaker 2: and Kanall City.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 2: Doctor Stephen is from the South Charleston location and doctor
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Speaker 2: Carson is from the Kanall City. Thank you so much
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Speaker 2: for your time today. We'll see you guys back here
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Speaker 2: next month.
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Speaker 3: All right, We'll see you then.
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Speaker 2: Thanks then, Audiols, see you guys later. That is Greeb
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