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I Am The Real Snape!

January 13, 2013 by david

The Real SnapeI posted this over at the Toothy Grins Store blog:

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I think it comes down to a wee bit of frustration that people ‘like’ or ‘follow’ me on twitter because my name was borrowed by a certain author for her famous 7 or 8 part fantasy series.

To be perfectly honest,  It does hurt my feelings a little bit.

I want to be known for writing the book that  helped thousands, perhaps millions!

The name of that book is What You Should Know about Gum Disease  and I do think that every family needs a copy of this book.

Actually, I think every family could actually save money with this book.   That has more real value than some dude in a fantasy story, doesn’t it?

If you agree, like this post and share it with others.  We need to make sure that I am known and ‘liked’ for the right reasons.

PS:  check out the videos below about my book:

 

 

 

 

 

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Travelling With Your Hydro Floss Oral Irrigator

January 13, 2013 by david

I recently posted a tip from one of my customers about travelling with the Hydro Floss.

You see, most people do not want to be without their hydrofloss even for a few days.

Therefore, a good tip is in order for travel.

 

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PS:  Pickup your free guide on stopping gum disease  and   the one on stopping bad breath

 

 

 

 

This is an oldy – my knowledge and understanding are far more advanced now, but people have really liked the raw honestly of this video over the years:

 

 

 

 
 

Filed Under: Dental Care, Dental Heath, Gum Disease Tagged With: Bad Breath, gingivitis, Gum Disease

Video: What You Should Know About Gum Disease – Part 22

December 29, 2012 by david

Part 21

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Filed Under: Dental Care, Dental Heath, gingivitis, Gum Disease, Health Tagged With: gingivitis, Gum Disease, periodontal disease

What You Should Know About Gum Disease – Part 19

December 25, 2012 by david

What You Should Know About Gum Disease Part 19 on video:

Part 18

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What You Should Know About Gum Disease Part 10 On Video

December 13, 2012 by david

What You Should Know About Gum Disease Part Ten on video:

You can find part 1 Here

 

Part Nine Is Here

The book:  What You Should Know About Gum Disease In its entirety

You can read the commentary on Part 10 that I wrote on my blogspot blog

I hope you enjoyed Part 10, look for Part 11 to show on this blog soon.

You can also find these videos on my youtube channel:  tobeinformed

Gum disease is just too serious and too many people have it, whether they know it or not, to ignore.

Consider getting a copy of :  What You Should Know About Gum Disease for each of your friends.   If you are a dentist, why not give a copy to each of your patients?

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Filed Under: Bad Breath, Dental Heath, Gum Disease, Health Tagged With: gingivitis, Gum Disease, periodontal disease

What You Should Know About Gum Disease – Part 9 – Where Did It Go?

December 12, 2012 by david

Well, here is the video portion of What You Should Know About Gum Disease – Part 9  – but the commentary was moved to this page  

 

You can find Part 1 Here.       Part 8 is Available Here

The book:  https://WhatYouShouldKnowAboutGumDisease.com

 

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PS:  again,  the longer commentary is here:

Filed Under: Articles on Gum Disease, Bad Breath, Dental Care, Dental Heath, Gum Disease Tagged With: gingivitis, Gum Disease, periodontal disease

What You Should Know About Gum Disease – Part 8

December 11, 2012 by david

 

Part 1

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 Improve and Protect your gums with this machine

 

Gum Disease Is A Serious Problem

Gum disease is, of course, the biggest reason that people lose their teeth.   I have found it very strange that some people will lose one or more teeth get dentures or implants and never even understand that the reason they lost their tooth or teeth was due to gum disease.

Since they do not know why they lost their tooth or teeth, it stands to reason that the others are in danger for the same reason.  A little bit of knowledge in this regard is really power.    There are truly real, objective ways to measure and keep an eye on the health of your gums.  I’m referring to the periodontal pocket measurements.   It is very important that you know where each tooth stands in regards to these numbers.

Few people understand this concept, but it can make a big difference in regards to your ability to keep your teeth for a lifetime of good use.   If this turns out to be the case, you will also get to miss out on the cost and pain of extractions and implant insertions.   Wouldn’t that be best?
It is my wish that more people obtain this information.   It is my wish that more people can develop the understand and find out what they need to mitigate or stop this destructiveness of this disease.

Each human body is different, of course.  There is not a one size fits all approach.  But knowing your numbers as mentioned above will give you a guage to know if what you are doing at home is working.   If it is not, you will know that you need to add something else to your routine.  Then you can check the numbers again on your next office visit.   When you get to that magic place of  pocket depths of 3 millimeters and below everywhere in your mouth, generally speaking most dental practitioners would say your gums are healthy.  Being at that point means that the bacteria are not able to accumulate in numbers great enough to destroy tissue and bone.

That is what gum disease is essentially,  it is the destruction of tissue and bone.   This is the cycle that manifests as tissue loss (gum recession) loose teeth and finally teeth or a tooth that falls out.  With a little knowledge you can do a lot to prevent this from happening to you.

Gum disease is a serious problem, please pay attention and do what you need to do to take care of yourself and your family.

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Filed Under: Dental Care, Dental Heath, gingivitis, Gum Disease Tagged With: gingivitis, Gum Disease, periodontal disease, what you should know about gum disease

What You Should Know About Gum Disease – Part 7

December 10, 2012 by Dave

Part 1

Part 6 

 

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Part 7 Of What You Should Know About Gum Disease

In this video we continue onwards on our journey to put at least the first four chapters of the book on Video.

You can ask questions about this material anytime you would like to.   The phone number is 1-888-586-6849.

You can also reach me here.
As I hope you understand by now,  gum disease is a very serious problem that afflicts A LOT of people.   In fact, most dental professionals will say that about 75% of people have some for of this disease right now!

That means you will want to work on protecting your family and yourself  right away.

 

It’s A Big Bad World Out  There

It sure seems like everyone wants to get their hands in your wallet now-a-days , doesn’t it?    Here is an analogy I like to draw:

Say you go to your mechanic once a year and he charges you 5 grand every time to give you a new engine.   He does that year after year for you.   How wonderful that you have someone who will replace your engine every year.

Yet, there is a problem.   This mechanic could simply teach you a little bit about prevention —  such as,  change your oil every 3,000 miles…  And then you would not have to spend 5 Grand every year.

In either case, you are happy.   But if you knew the truth, you would be saving 5 Grand every year.     And of course, if you ever figured it out, you would be very unhappy.   So, there is really no incentive to tell you (on the part of the mechanic)  plus, he would be losing 5 Grand every year.    Interesting, isn’t it?

A Little Info Goes A Long Way

I wrote the book because I faced a similar situation but with my teeth and gums.   I wanted people to know this information so they could protect themselves and their loved ones.  Saving money and the pain of recovery from expensive treatments is definitely worth a few bucks.    In order to save thousands, that just makes sense doesn’t it?

I speak in General terms only here.   For specific questions about your unique dental health situation, ask your doctor or dentist.

 

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What You Should Know About Gum Disease – Part 6

December 10, 2012 by david

 

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I speak in general terms here.

It is very interesting to find a new dentist who is helping patients with prevention.   There are not so many out there, as far as I can tell.

I was listening to a doctor on a video saying that he found a better way than extracts and implants.    Patient education is quite important.

However, the problem remains widespread today.

Dental professionals tell us that up to 75 or even 80% of people have some form of gum disease right now.

That’s a lot of people.   Most people don’t think they are inside the 75%  but 3 out of every 4 people are – almost regardless of what they think or what they have been told.

 

How Do You Really Know If You Have Gum Disease Or Not

You really don’t want to rely on someone to give you a subjective opinion on this one.   Some practitioners have been known to wait and not spring the bad news on you until it is time for an expensive treatment!

I have experienced this myself and that is a major reason I decided to write the book:  What You Should Know About Gum Disease.

Unfortunately, even the clinics that bill themselves as “alternative” often rely on expensive diagnostic equipment and treatments – even if those treatments are deemed to be more ‘natural’.  

I can only tell you that I have put valuable information in this book.   It’s not just about what to do, but also gives you an understanding so that you can have the background knowledge that will empower you to better evaluate the opinions you receive and hear.

So, if you really want to know the state of your gum health, you need the OBJECTIVE measurement of your PERIODONTAL POCKET DEPTHS.

Most dental professionals will view anything above  four millimeters as a problem.

So, by knowing these numbers you can track not only whether you have a problem or not,  but you can also track your improvement (or lack thereof).

I have heard from people, plus I have my own experience with the “best tool”  listed above to know that it can have the effect of reducing those pockets.

When you are at three and below, generally speaking, most dental health professionals will say that your gums are ‘healthy’.

Although, that is also kind of a misnomer.  You will need to always watch those pocket depths.  The tool mentioned above can help you to keep them at “healthy” levels.  It has done so for me personally.

I speak in general terms only here.  Specific questions about your unique dental health situation should still be directed to your dental practitioner of choice.
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PS:  Gum disease is the number one cause of tooth loss and implants are expensive and ‘can be’ problematic.  Sometimes, they take more than one try to ‘stick’.   Painful?  Expensive?  Ouch…

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What You Should Know About Gum Disease – Part 4

December 6, 2012 by david

Part 4 of the Book: What You Should Know About Gum Disease on Video

Part 3      Part 1      Part 5

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The Questions
This is part 4 of the series where I will be reading at least the first four chapters of the book.

In this part, I continue to read the introduction portion of the book.

At the end of Part 3, I asked the questions:

1. Why couldn’t they have told me about this product that could potentially save me money and, more importantly, my teeth?

2. Why was I paying the experts when I had to find the answers myself?

 

The Problem With Gum Disease

There is a tremendous amount of ignorance about this disease.   I hear uninformed people saying things like, “All you need to do is brush and floss daily”.

Unfortunately,  3 out of every 4 people are suffering from gum disease – ask any dental professional – 75% is the standard answer.

Do you think 75% of people are not brushing and flossing?

Therefore, while brushing and flossing help and they may actually be enough for some people,  they are not enough for MOST people.

Many people don’t think they have a problem.  However, the stats say otherwise.

Frequently, it seems that many people are told only when it is time for a costly treatment.
If This Resonates

If you are one of the people who has been caught up in the expensive treatment trap,  or if you realize that there is a possibility that you could be part of the 3 out of every 4 people, then it is time to get and read this book – written by someone who has been through it…

You see,  as human beings, we just don’t have enough time to research and understand everything we need to know in life.

This book has done the hard work, the heavy lifting for you.

If 75% of people are affected, you can understand why I say this is a book that EVERY family needs on their shelf.   It may not be a question of “if” you have gum disease or “if” someone you love does.

Get the book today.

 

https://WhatYouShouldKnowAboutGumDisease.com

 

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