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Hello, I'm Park Mi-ra, the one who pursues the truth, and I'm Kim Young-shin, the one who is curious about the truth. Hello, I'm Park Mi-ra, the one who pursues the truth. Hello, I'm Kim Young-shin, the one who is curious about the truth. What are we going to talk about today? You're told to do scaling once every three or six months. But why do you do that? Does it look like it's going to be removed once every six months? That's right. It's important to remove tartar when it occurs. You think you just need to remove tartar, right? If you can say that tartar is occurring, there are ingredients that tartar needs to make tartar. Do you know what those ingredients are? I don't think I've ever thought about that. Is it because I didn't wipe it well after eating? That's right. That's one of the ingredients. I got it right. You got it right. When you eat rice, it mixes with the germs and food in your mouth. And it makes it soft with saliva and helps you swallow it. That's the beginning of digestion. That's right. I heard that digestion starts from the inside of the mouth. When you eat rice, it mixes with saliva, germs, and food in your mouth to digest it. That's why it's sticky. That's why people brush their teeth. That's right. Crocodiles have crocodile teeth, so they brush their teeth. People eat with their mouths. People eat with their mouths and swallow, but there are remains that they couldn't swallow. So people brush their teeth to get rid of germs. Oh, that's why. If you don't brush your teeth when you're young, your teeth will rot, so brush your teeth. That's right. I learned that, too. If you don't brush your teeth, your teeth will rot because of germs. If you look at your teeth before they rot, there are times when they turn white like chalk powder. If you look at your teeth when they're white, you can see that there's a thick layer of germs on the border between the gums and the teeth. If you scratch it with a cotton swab, you can see the dirt under the cotton swab. That's how I checked if my teeth were clean or not. You're really good at it. You're really good at managing it. There's a lot of germs piled up like this. When it's been 24 hours, the weapons in the mouth, in the gums, penetrate and become stones. It's getting harder. We call it tartar. When I was young, I learned about the tartar in the sewer. When you go down to the sewer, there's a lot of food waste. If those things are mixed together and hardened, it's called tartar, and what's in our mouth is called tartar. I didn't think there would be tartar under the germs. That's right. But what happens if you just leave the tartar? It must hurt because of the germs, right? That's right. It hurts because of the germs. You know that when germs accumulate, you get sick. If you look on the Internet these days, there are many ways to get rid of germs so that you don't get sick. For example, if you put some oil in your mouth and spit it out, all the germs in your mouth come out. There are countless ways to do that. But is there such a relationship between germs in the mouth? That's right. Germs in the mouth play a huge role in the health of the whole body. The first disease that the germs in the mouth cause is tartar. It's called gum disease. It's bleeding from the gums. Germs that accumulate like that cause tartar. I'll show you the process of tartar. If you look at it now, the screen in the back tells you how to get tartar. If germs accumulate first, it will be sticky, right? So it sticks to the teeth. That's going to be a stone in 24 hours. But there's an infinite space in that stone. There's a hole in there like a valve. So there's a lot of space for germs to stick to. And then it gets bigger and thicker. If it gets bigger and bigger, there's a lot of bacteria that accumulate in that small area. So the gum disease gets worse. Then the gum bones melt and disappear. At first, when there are few germs, you say, Hey, let's kill it and get rid of it. But later, when there are a lot of germs, Hey, it's no use fighting. Let's just go. Later, the gum bones melt and disappear. There's no bone to hold it. It's shaking, so it's going to fall out later. Oh, then I didn't know the teeth were falling out because of the germs. But germs make tartar? Yes, germs. It's not just one. It's made of dirt, and it's made into an area. In fact, you can see that germs accumulate and grow in the house where people live. No. In the house where people live? Yes. For example, when people eat food, germs are formed. Then where there are germs, Toilet fart There's nutrition in the poop that people poop. So there's a dog that eats and lives. There's a lot of bacteria in there, so when it's summer, Another one is the sink. There's a drain in the sink. There's no place that dries well on the wide side. There's always a place like this. That's right. If you try to clean it in the summer, That's how I feel. That's right. You have to wipe it with your hands. Germs accumulate in places that are difficult to clean. That's right. In the case of the bathroom, tiles and tiles. Especially the corner. What do you have to wipe it with? It's hard to wipe those parts. It's not just that. It's the same in people's mouths. Is there a place like that in your mouth? That's right. You've had a baby. It's the same when you have a baby. When you have a tooth, your gums come out. It's called a cold tube. It hurts. You cry at night. It came out, but it didn't come out. That's why it's like this. Then what this is... The mucous membrane called the gums and the mucous membrane called the teeth meet. That's how you make the outline. This is the corner between the tile and the tile. It's a place that's hard to clean. People's bodies are all curved. But the only part like this fingernail. Where the mucous membrane and the mucous membrane meet. Only where the mucous membrane and the mucous membrane meet. There's a corner like this. So this is the corner. That's right. It's hard to clean up there. But I don't know if I was wiping there. That's right. The only people who know how to wipe there are probably my patients. Actually, it doesn't hurt. I wipe the germs well and get rid of them. It doesn't hurt. I can't call you a patient. Is there any way to wipe there? Of course. There's a way to wipe between the tiles. The germs are the first to accumulate in this place where the gums and teeth meet. The germs that I mentioned earlier, 24 hours later, The first place to get tartar is there. If you do scaling, you'll always follow that place. You must have had experience. I used to do it when I was scaling. I used to bleed. That's right. The germ layer that accumulates there becomes tartar. As I said earlier, germs stick to the infinite surface of the infinite space. It's bleeding because of tartar. But if you can wipe all the tartar, the germ layer, and get rid of it, Can tartar form? There's no material, so it can't form. That's right. There's no brick building. There's no cement. How are you going to build a building? You can't build it. You can't build it without iron. It's the same. If you can get rid of the germ layer well, If you have that ability, You can prevent tartar from forming. Wow, that's great. That's right. This is really good. In fact, you don't have to get rid of tartar once every three months, You don't have to get rid of tartar once every three months, In fact, tartar should be removed if there is. That's the truth. Oh, but it's almost time. Is it already over? Then shall we talk about it next time? That's right. Next time, we're going to talk about germs. We're going to talk about the diseases that occur in our bodies. See you next time, everyone. How can I hold it in again? Hold it in.