Avoid The Dentist and Cavity Fillings Forever (Saving You From Unnecessary Dental Treatments)

Avoid the dentist and having unnecessary dental treatments. Having a cavity filled is done too often at the dentist. Especially in America. Having the knowledge and help to know when and how to avoid these dental treatments is so important. So lets talk about how you can be empowered and let you body heal itself to avoid cavity fillings and frequent dentist visits.

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00:00 Introduction
02:42 Do You NEED A Filling
03:55 Difference between a Cavity and a Caries
05:48 The Start of a Cavity
07:55 Dental Caries
10:17 When It Is A Problem
11:47 What Reverses A Cavity

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[retromojo]

started this 2 weeks ago and all my mouth pain and gum swellling is this woman is legit!!!

[TG]

It's been years since I attended your boot camp.. I think it is you who said dentists play the role of bodyshop after you have wrecked your teeth. Just as a body shop doesn't teach prevention, neither do dentists. And obviously, their paycheck depends on them never advocating a system like yours even if they knew about it, which they don't😬 You really are saving lives 🤗

[gardencornrobber]

I would love it if you actually showed a pic of how bad a cavity can be before it needs a filling.

[xaratemplate]

I wish I knew you 27 years ago. Had you gave me that advice you would be my newly adopted family member. Anybody that is this honest to help others has my respect.

[shoaib]

I came across this channel just this past week. Feeling guilty of doing a self-inflicted filling in teeth#13 just 3 weeks ago.

My Story: I’m 37 and was never been to a dentist until 34 when it was suggested by my doctor during annual check up. My visit to dentist revealed a cavity in #13. I got mouth debriment and root planning at the time but refused the filling even though the dental office called several times during the next year to remind me of filling. I eat clean and was hoping the cavity won’t progress.

Next year I switched job and a got new dentist for routine cleanings. They said I have periodontal pockets and should be getting more frequent cleanings and a filling in #13. I had to leave that dentist due to unnecessary works they were sugge to do. 

This year, I got a swollen gum around #13 just 6 weeks ago even though I had been using string floss and toothpaste based on my dentist recommendations. I believe that flossing caused the injury and teeth #13 started to become more sensitive. I quickly signed up for a new dentist and the exam and x-rays revealed the cavity is of slightly bigger size and approaching nerve gradually. They suggested to get a filling or I will lose my teeth. I panicked and during my due diligence, both the internet searches, and in-person folks I talked to suggested to get one and forget about it for next several years. I was skeptical until the last minute but since they numbed my gums for recent deep cleaning, I said go ahead to a big composite filling.


My post filling sensitivity issues in #13 led me to Dr. Ellie’s protocol and I’m so mad on my decision. I postponed this filling for 3 years, hoping it will heal/remineralize on its own with my disciplined diet and routine brushing and flossing. Now I got the filling with similar sensitivity issues and no chance of natural healing. I just wrote this comment upon trying oral care routine the very first time. My mouth feels so good and clean. I feel so bad for my tooth and this self inflicted wound.

Remaining optimistic, I hope this filling could withstand a decade while on this oral care routine and won’t create problems in future. Though the dentist said that since it was big its life could be 3-5 or max 7 years. 

If anyone with composite filling could comment on fillings lifespan on Dr Ellie’s oral care routine. 

I promised to my 31 pristine teeth that I won’t be doing harm to them.

[solomonoverhead]

Many of the treatments are indeed unnecessary; notwithstanding, you are most necessary Dr. Phillips. The teeth send their thanks😊 🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷

[marieallen]

Doctor Ellie, I could not thank you enough. I joined your bootcamp you taught me so much. I started doing the program exactly the way you say 3 weeks later. My teeth and gums are feeling so much better.❤❤❤❤❤

[andrebroszkiewicz]

Dr.Ellie. Have been waiting for you for 77 years, finally you came thanks. Andrzej❤

[TArnold-fj]

Dr Ellie's system seems effective. Big improvement in my mouth after a few weeks. I'm accustomed to dentists who want to drill, fill, bill; extract, implant. She doesn't recommend cleanings! Wow.

[dionline]

I've been following Dr Ellie's instructions for a month or two now. After watching her hour-long video, I got all of the necessary items and began in earnest. I'm puzzled by the fact that the Closys website says, "Disrupts dental biofilm" because I'm positive she said that we want to keep that biofilm... I'm following the instructions anyway because she knows what she's talking about! I'm scheduled for my next dental cleaning on August 1st. I actually can't wait to see what my hygienist has to say!

[vtgirl]

I’ve been using your system now for 4 months. My teeth feel and look great and my checkup last week was much quicker than normal because there was less scraping!

[gonnfishy]

I have been experimenting with using pure xylitol crystals - it is amazing. I dont know that it can ever replace the mints but phwoar, xylitol is utterly amazing for mouthfeel

[laliday]

I think I had numerous fillings where there were just demineralized spots.Now many years later, I get the fillings replaced. It's a vicious cycle. I wish I knew about this 30 years ago.

[Wonderland]

Wish I discovered your channel earlier. I've done multiple painful fillings and some of them made my teeth sensitive which is very frustrating. I'm glad i found this, thank you!

[jenniferlee]

I have been following Dr. Ellie's Complete Mouth Care System for six weeks and my mouth feels clean, my teeth are smooth and my gums look GREAT. No mouth pain at all.

[JandKG]

Dr. Ellie, I'm so glad I stumbled upon your channel! I've had 'bad' teeth since I was a little and have had tons of fillings. I'm 38 and have always done a pretty good job at taking care of my teeth, however here I am still struggling with bad discolored teeth. My kids just went in for a cleaning and a couple of them have several cavities. it's time to do something different.

[ginachristinewenner]

Dr. Ellie is my answered prayer, I could see a big improvement in my smile, I wished I knew about her 10 years ago, I had four implants 5 years ago and it cost a lot of money. Thank you and I pray that you change dental medicine in the near future. For the better 😊

[tamiz]

I’m 55. I am excited about dental care these days. My gums and teeth look so good. I have taken pretty moderate care of my teeth for my adult life, most of my problems started when I was a kid, my mom didn’t teach me to take care of my teeth and when I went to the dentist all they did was drill n fill, I feel like the dental field is generally a rip off and all about fixing teeth not preventing or educating like you do. My daughter has had one cavity and she’s an adult now. I have told my family and friends about your system, it’s very affordable and accessible for nearly everyone. I can get just about everything I need in a few trips around town or online. Bless you, Dr. Ellie ❤🦷❤️

[tridoshic]

Great information! One thing I'd like to know is how to know when it is too risky to remineralize and instead should do a filling. @10:19 you mentioned if you feel pain that your nerve is at risk but then @10:37 you said that it is already affected so pain doesn't seem to be a good gauge to prevent a root canal.

[thewaybacktoyou--embraceYou]

You are amazing! I am so glad I found you but regret that it took this long! My mouth has gone through a lot but I'm happy to be on your plan now. I feel relief already. Oh and your teeth are amazing, the perfect spokesperson for doing what you do. You are gorgeous!