I just answered an interesting question that came in about periodontal disease. She did not floss or brush before the age of 26. It seems a bit odd. Maybe she meant that she did not brush or floss often before then.

Here is the link to this question on periodontal disease.

Anyway, it sounds like her dental hygiene troubles are fairly advanced. I’ve listed the two action items that I beleive she needs to take to get some relief. The big problem is that I do not know if she will follow through.

Knowledge without action is practically useless. You must take massive action to succeed in any endeavor that you wish to take on. This is the truth about us as human beings. I hope she has what it takes to take a firm grip on the reigns of her periodontal health.

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Looks like yet another site has picked up my book on gum disease.

There site is: http://www.diesel-ebooks.com/cgi-bin/item/0981485510/What-You-Should-Know-about-Gum-Disease-eBook.html

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Dave

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Dave: you really helped to save my life in a very major way. i have no idea what i would do without you. there is no information like yours to be had anywhere. you are – a genius of a young man.

i bet your teeth are superb.

my teeth are very good – but no one ever instructed me in any way on gum care.

when i fell into depression – i let the flossing go by the wayside. this has had bad consequences on my lower teeth.

nontheless they are getting better with some of your tricks. i just tried the Listerine cut way down. i cannot wait to try the Hydro Floss.

the scope of your knowledge is so impressive. i can’t thank you enough.

My very best,
-name withheld

Thank you very much. It is notes like this one that help me to keep going!

David Snape
Author: What You Should Know about Gum Disease