Archive for the ‘Gum Disease’ Category

HydroFloss Review

Wednesday, September 1st, 2010

Hi David,

Just wanted to let you know about my success! Thanks to finding you through Twitter and ordering the Hyrofloss, my gums are healing very nicely. I actually had an abscess that came on so quickly. It was gross and painful. I have to admit I had gotten lax on the irrigation on my gums and that was a big mistake! However, I am back on track now.

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Anyway, I am proof that the hydrofloss works. I signed up for the Toothy Grins Shareasale links and banners. Your book has some great articles at the end and I will enjoy sharing this with the public. Also, I would be interested in the other resources for promotion that you mentioned on our call.

Sharron Calvin

My Reply

Hi Sharron,

I’m delighted to hear of your success with the Hydro Floss! And thank you for the kudos on my book as well.

Yes, those articles can be used to inform the public about the problem of gum disease and what they can do about it at home. There are special rules for using those articles but they are clearly listed in the book.

I hope that more people can learn about the power of the HydroFloss to help them with their dental health

This problem of gum disease, as you know is a very big problem. One of the complicating factors is that many people have it but they do not think they do or they believe that they don’t because their dentist has never said anything to them. Unfortunately, as one dentist put it: “Many people are headed for gum surgery and do not even know it.” That is for sure.

Periodontal care is a multi-billion dollar business. If you have ever visited the lobby of a periodontist you may begin to realize how true that is. At any rate Sharron – thank you for sharing your thoughts and experience with the Hydro Floss Oral Irrigator

-David

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Hydro Floss Affiliate Program

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

Would you like to spread the Good News about the Hydro Floss and get paid to do so?

Now you can. Just go to ToothyGrinsStore.com and look at the bottom of the page for the link to the affiliate program or just click here.

As you may already know, the Hydro Floss is the best oral irrigator with the proven ability to reduce plaque and tartar build up between office visits.

This was proven in two studies published in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology. These studies also demonstrated that other irrigators without the patented technology do not have the effectiveness of the Hydro Floss in regards to reducing plaque and tartar build up between office visits.

Now you can help people find a tool that gives them a little bit more control over their dental health. Some people, including myself, were able to escape the dreaded SRP or ‘deep cleaning’ treatments that have become so popular today.

With a $100 device, someone could potentially save themselves thousands of dollars in expensive dental health bills. What could be better? Of course, each person should be under the care of their dentist or periodontist and continue to go in for regular checkups.

However, once again, what if each person could save themselves from the expensive advanced treatments. When you consider deep cleanings, gum surgeries, grafting techniques, and a host of other painful and expensive treatments the savings could be enormous!

Unfortunately many people, it could even be said the majority of people currently suffer from some form of gum disease. And many of them do not even know it. They are often shocked and surprised when things get bad and the dentist tells them they need an expensive treatment! Therefore, they may be looking for answers in order to prevent advanced treatments, recovery, pain and perhaps most of all: EXPENSE!.

This tool has been around for 20 years, yet many do not yet know about it. Now, you have a chance to really do them a service and get paid to do so!

Click here to sign up for the affiliate program now.

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Chlorhexidine Gluconate Oral Rinse

Sunday, July 18th, 2010

Chlorhexidine Gluconate is only available by prescription in the United States. However, I have personally found this to be an over-the-counter mouthwash in Germany. And it probably is in other countries too.

There are some side effects to using this long term. In fact, your dentist will probably not want to prescribe for more than a couple of weeks at a time. Perhaps it would be good for post surgery situations.

In any case, long term use can lead to stained teeth.

Peridex is a brand name for Chlorhexidine Gluconate and you can probably get by with less expense if you go for the generic name.

You may have heard that chlorhexidine will kill bacteria and that is true. In fact, it is extremely good at it!

Yet, you may have heard that taking antibiotics for too long is not good for your gastrointestinal tract. Because you wipe out all of the good bacteria, you need to eat yogurt and replace the healthy bacterial population. The same may be true for your oral cavity.

If you eliminate all the bacteria, you have left the door wide open for the growth of a new set of bacteria. Will it be the good kind or the bad kind? That’s the question you want to answer.

In any case, these are things to discuss with your doctor or dentist. However, if you have not been prescribed chlorhexidine, then you may have just been curious about it.

There are certain Anti-Staining varieties on the European market. Don’t be fooled. I tried one and found that it quickly caused staining. If you have not been prescribed Chlorhexidine by your dentist or periodontist for a particular short -term purpose and are just looking for a good mouth wash, try something else!

Click here to read about a particularly good oral rinse – available without a prescription.

Click here to view the book: What You Should Know About Gum Disease

Click here to read about the Hydro Floss Oral Irrigator – a tool that you do not want to be without!

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Calcium Therapy Institute…

Friday, July 16th, 2010

I am very interested in what is going on at the Calcium Therapy Institute. I’ve personally spoken to Dr. Manhart who graduated dental school before I was born.

We had a great conversation and I really enjoyed hearing his views on periodontal disease. I’m particularly interested in their Oral Cal Rinse.

I know that it is almost impossible to get the heavy research done that is needed on their calcium therapy – but I sure wish it were being done.

I think they may really be onto something there. I would like to hear from anyone who has achieved results from working with these two doctors so that I can post those stories here.

I want to stress that there are many valid therapies and valid findings that are out there that the mainstream never hears about. If they are right about calcium therapy it would be a great thing to be in everyone’s oral routine.

I’m using the oral cal rinse now and I do believe that it is useful. I do also have to admit that my experience is subjective. Again, having some studies done would be very useful – however, said studies are also very expensive and may never come into existence. That is no fault of the doctors who are helping people.

My feelings are that I never discount anything, just because it hasn’t been studied. Some people criticize other’s work for not being ‘proven’ or ‘studied’ but the truth of the matter is this: It hasn’t been disproved either. And if the doubter hasn’t conducted studies to disprove someone’s theories or work – what right do they have to be a doubter?

So you see, just because something hasn’t been studied does not make it false. Keep that in mind always. We cannot rely on ‘mainstream’ views. If you do, you may never be able to reach beyond the limitations of the mainstream – and if you can’t do that, you will always be limited by those restrictions in understanding and knowledge.

I like what Li, Hongzhi has to say about such matters in his book, Zhuan Falun. You should read it, it is an eye opener.

As for Doctors Manhart and Steg, they say they are getting great results and I have not reason to doubt them. If the dental community would take a look at Calcium Therapy – they might make a mainstream breakthrough that would be beneficial to patients everywhere.

Thank you Drs Manhart and Steg for moving forward and helping so many people!

-David Snape

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Just Tell Me How To Treat Gum Disease!

Friday, July 16th, 2010

Important note: go to your dentist for advice, diagnosis and treatment. This post is for information only and does not intend to provide advice, diagnosis or treatment. Having said that, the information is golden…

Question: Can you just tell me what you think I should buy (or what you are selling) to treat gum disease.

Answer:

For me, I would choose the Hydro Floss

http://www.toothygrinsstore.com/hydrofloss

and either the Aktiv Oxigen : http://www.toothygrinsstore.com/product-p/aktivoxigen3.htm

Or the Perio therapy:
http://www.toothygrinsstore.com/Perio-Therapy-20-Pack-p/periotherapy20.htm

I would also choose the pocket pal tips which come with special instructions:

http://www.toothygrinsstore.com/Pocket-Pal-Jet-tips-for-the-Hydro-Floss-p/pocketpalrubberjettips01.htm

If I knew that I had 10 mm pockets, I would choose the cannula tips.

http://www.toothygrinsstore.com/Cannula-Tips-for-the-Hydro-Floss-Oral-Irrigator-p/cannula01.htm

and I would most likely want to read the book:

http://www.WhatYouShouldKnowAboutGumDisease.com

And please understand that this is for information only and does not intend to provide dental advice, diagnosis or treatment. You should get advice, diagnosis and treatment from your own periodontist. The USFDA has not evaluated statements about any of the products mentioned.

- On the other hand, I’m glad that I have my own mind and can think for myself! If you have any other questions, please do ask.

David Snape
ToothyGrinsStore.com
Author: What You Should Know about Gum Disease
1-888-5-Toothy

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