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Natural Remedies For Gum Disease…

Friday, July 2nd, 2010

defeat gum diseaseCongratulations for picking this topic to read about. Many people are told that they need expensive dental treatment or even surgery and they just go along with it without stopping to consider if there is a simpler, easier and less expensive alternative.

Here are some natural (more or less) things you can do to help improve your gum health:

1. The Hydro Floss Oral Irrigator – This machine has been professionaly studied and journaled in The Journal of Clinical Periodontology not just once, but TWICE! One study was done in 1993 and the second was done in 1998. And the results were considered statistically significant both times. These studies indicated a larger reduction in plaque and tartar build up compared to oral irrigators that are not fortunate enough to use the patented magnetic technology.

I’ve personally spoken to dozens of real, everyday life people who love this machine and what it does for the health of their gums.

Some have told me that they actually went back to their previous irrigator only to discover that they started to have gum disease issues again – most notably their gums started to bleed again!

If this isn’t a strong enough testament to the power of the Hydro Floss then I don’t know what is – you have simply missed the point!

Actually, with such good results I wonder why more dentists and periodontist are not recommending this device to their patients. Many actually are, but shouldn’t they all be?

2. Perio Therapy mouth wash – Oxygenated, pH balanced mouth wash. There aren’t many like this. It also has zinc which is considered to be very good for your gum tissue. A balanced pH helps to reduce the bacterial population and helps teeth to remineralize. Oxygen helps to reduce the bacteria as well – because the bad bacteria hate oxygen!

3. Essential oils. Consider that this can be helpful along with the daily manual disruption of plaque via tooth brushing, dental flossing and hydro flossing (see above).

4. Drink plenty of water – water is believed to aid in the health of almost any body tissue – it would be hard to find someone to argue against that!

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-Stay healthy and well!

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I Do Not Have Time to Care For My Teeth and Gums…

Wednesday, December 30th, 2009

I understand that feeling that many people have. The one that tells them they just do not have enough time to properly care for their teeth and gums. It is a common problem. The stress of life and all of the things we have on our daily checklist causes some of the really important things to be book I Do Not Have Time to Care For My Teeth and Gums...overlookew many times have you gone to bed without performing proper maintenance on your teeth and gums. Think of all that bacterial food that gets left on your teeth overnight. Some people breathe with their mouth open at night. This dries the mouth and aids the bacteria at the same time.

Is it really any wonder that people face dental health problems and expensive dental bills. Tooth decay and gum disease are fed by our bad habits. I say our bad habits because I have them too! However, this article is here to remind you of the importance of taking care of your teeth and gums.

If you must, print it out and keep it by your mirror in the bathroom or next to your bed stand. Let it remind you in those moments when you are just too tired to care anymore.

Our teeth and gums are part of our most precious assets that encompass our overall health. Many doctors of all sorts have understood and theorized about the relationship between your oral health and your body’s health. This has actually never been a secret. Many cultures and societies have understood this. Why did people check the mouth of a horse or even a slave (unfortunately) before making their purchase?

They knew even then that if you bought a horse with bad teeth, that horse might not be around much longer. It is instinctive and intuitive. Care for you teeth and gums now, so that you can help yourself enjoy better health into your old age. Not too mention the fact that you may save yourself a lot of money as a side benefit!

Learn more secrets to preserving your dental health at http://www.HowToStopGumDisease.com

David Snape is the author of the book: What You Should Know about Gum Disease to be found through any bookseller ISBN: 978-0981485508

This post is for information purposes only and does not intend to advise on, diagnose or suggest treatment for any health condition. If you have or think you might have a health problem, visit your doctor or dentist for advice, diagnosis and treatment.

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Interesting Story Involving the Hydro Floss…

Friday, December 11th, 2009

This is the story of an interesting call that I received. I

I’ve been selling the Hydro Floss at the Toothy Grins Store for a few months and I receive a call from a man in Michigan. He just heard about the Hydro Floss from his dental hygienist a few days prior.

However, the REALLY interesting part is that this gentleman works in public health! He said he has two good friends that he went to college with. One is an oral surgeon and the other is a periodontist.

After he brought up the Hydro Floss to them. They both said they personally use it. I thought that was interesting and telling all by itself.

But what he said next really got me thinking. He said that the oral surgeon also uses the Pocket Pal Jet Tips as a PREVENTIVE measure to protect her gum health!

I thought I would share that interesting tidbit because I think it reveals a new secret to using the hydro floss that many have not thought of.

David Snape Author: What You Should Know about Gum Disease

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Reader Asks about Conquering Bad Breath…

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

Hello David,

I will be graduating from Dental Assistant school in October 2009. I am really concerned about my breath, I brush after every meal which is at least three times when I am away from home and I brush after each meal when I am at home and I use breath Rx mouthwash. My problem is that I always notice bacteria in/or my tonsils and I can taste it. I am constantly have to place a Q-tip back there in order to remove the bacteria that I know can cause very bad breath. I would like to know should I visit a Ear, Nose and Throat doctor?

Please advise.
M

Answer:

Hi M.

Visiting a trained professional is always a good choice. Also, if you don’t like his treatment suggestions, you should always remember that you have the right to seek a second opinion and even a third or more opinions. You will discover that many doctors have different ideas.

This is an excellent and free book on combating bad breath: I suggest you download it and read it immediately. It was written by a dentist who focuses on bad breath.

It will show you what you can do help stop your problems.

Here is the link:
http://www.tobeinformed.com/bbbook

There is another paid resource for bad breath but I suggest you read the free book first and see if that will help you. Free is best!

The other resource is here but it costs a few bucks to purchase:

http://tobeinformed.com/breathinfo

M., I hope that helps you. Please do one thing for me ok?

Please let me know if this information was helpful to you. If it wasn’t, please ask your question again.

Thank you, M. The feedback helps me a lot.

Sincerely,

David Snape

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*Disclaimer: This email is for information purposes only and does
not intend to diagnose, treat or render advice about any health
condition, including dental health problems like gum disease. If you
have or think you might have gum disease or any other health problem,
visit your doctor or periodontist for advice, diagnosis and treatment.
The USFDA has not evaluated statements about products in this email.

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Debunking Two Myths About Gum Disease

Wednesday, December 24th, 2008

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There are two major misconceptions when it comes to gum disease. One is that people believe it is something you only get when you are older. The second is an incorrect notion on how many people actually have gum disease.

Let’s look at the first notion. Gum disease is something that occurs at all ages. Children as young as six years old have been found to have it. Periodontal disease (another name for gum disease) is often thought to occur as a consequence of aging by most people.

Actually, what is happening is that the damage has been accumulating over time. You don’t realize that you have it when you are young. You just see the results show up later in life (mid 30′s and beyond) and you think you just got gum disease as a result of getting older. There is a need to take care of your gum health at all ages.

The second notion is about how many people actually have gum disease. Periodontists and dentists generally will agree that up to 80% of the population has some form of gum disease right now. That is a scary thought, right?

What does that really mean? Eighty percent means eight out of ten. Line yourself and nine of your friends up and the statistics say that up to eight of you will have some form of gum disease right now. What are the odds that you are one of the 8 and not one of the other two that are completely free of gum disease?

Now let’s say that periodontists are wrong with this statistic (just for the sake of argument). Let’s say that the real number is 40% or 4 out of ten. There is still a pretty good chance that you or someone you love or are friends with has it, right?

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David Snape invites you to learn more about his book: What You Should Know about Gum Disease

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