Lynn’s View of the HydroFloss and My Work…

July 8th, 2009

David,

I went to the periodontist and he wanted to do laser surgery. I purchased the hydrofloss along with the mouthwash and toothpaste from Dr. Katz. My gums look good and feel great. (My gums never were red or swollen and they did not bleed, that is why I was dubious about the surgery).

Of course I was not going to have the surgery because I heard from another dentist that it could cause more damage than what it is worth.

I called my perodontics office and ask if there was an alternative to sugery. They told me that if my pockets were more that 3 mm that I could not clean the pockets myself. I would need a dental hygienist to clean them every 3 months and that my pockets probably would not get any smaller but the hygienist could keep them much cleaner than I could.

They did not tell me about the hydrofloss but I heard it from a friend of mine who is a dental hygienist. That is how I learned about you.

Isn’t it strange they don’t want to tell you about using the hydrofloss?

I’m using the hydrofloss and it works great. I believe my pockets are much smaller and I am going to keep track of the sizes when I get my teeth cleaned next week.

Thanks for all the information about gum disease.

Lynn [last name omitted for confidentiality]

 

Response: Thanks Lynn! I dare to say that you are right on with this experience. Thank you for sharing. I hope that other’s can learn and benefit from what you have shared.

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When Do You Use The Hydro Floss?

June 11th, 2009

Question:

David,

I hope you received my last email. I did get your book and I am using the hydrofloss. It works terrific and your book is great.

I have a question. Do you brush you teeth first and then use the hydrofloss? I have been using the hydrofloss first then flossing & brushing.

Thanks again for your book.

Lynn

Answer:

Hi Lynn,

Great question. I use the Hydro Floss once, then I brush and floss and use the perio-aid and then I hydrofloss again it again…

Since brushing and flossing are for breaking up the plaque, you want that bacteria out. That is why I hydrofloss again at the end.

Once the plaque and bacteria is loosened up, you don’t want it floating around in your mouth. Therefore, I also use the hydrofloss at the end of my routine.

Hope that answered it.

David

 

Lynn’s Reply:

Thanks for replying so fast. That sounds like a good way to do it. I know my mouth feels so refreshed after using the hydrofloss.

Lynn

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HydroFloss In Canada – Where can I get one in Canada?

June 7th, 2009

Question:

Hi David,

Where could I get a Hydro Floss in Canada?

Thank you,

Answer:

Hi,

Thank you for your question, I almost didn’t see your message.

I would suggest buying it here: http://oralirrigatordiscount.com/hydrofloss-parts.html

It’s still in the US, but I think it is close enough to be worth your while.

Please let me know if I can help you in any other way..

Best wishes,

- David

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Reader’s Praise for The Book and the Hydro Floss…

May 15th, 2009

Hi Dave,

I am doing great thanks to your book and the buying of a hydro floss plus the 3 deep cleans I had, I am completely free of gum disease my periodontist said he did not expect this kind of result and I did not even really need my last deep clean. He also said wait for it my gums were as healthy as a teenagers! Praise indeed. He was impressed with the hydro floss and said he will be recommending to his clients. I think I should be on commission for them I think I have got at least 10 people to buy one!ha ha thanks again.

Rhonda

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Price of Gum Disease HandBook

May 14th, 2009

Question

Hi Dave,

Please advise the price of your handbook.I am based in South Africa.

Regards
Victor

 

Answer:

Hi victor,

You can obtain the book here (includes pricing):

http://www.GingivitisKiller.com

You can also find the book at Therabreath: http://Perio-Therapy.com

Amazon: http://gingivitiskiller.com

Amazon UK: http://www.GingivitisKiller.com/amazonuk

or Barnes & Noble:

You can also walk into any book store and ask them to order the book, just give them ISBN: 978-0981485508

You can download a free report that is under 10 pages at :

http://www.howtostopgumdisease.com

Let me know if you have any questions I can help with.

Best wishes for the best dental health ever!

David Snape

 

 

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FeedBack: What You Should Know about Gum Disease

May 13th, 2009

This is what a dental hygienist in Pennsylvania had to say about my book:

David Snape saves!!! He may save teeth, money, time, and pain, but most importantly, he may save lives. Now that links have been established between the infection of chronic periodontal disease and many systemic illnesses like Diabetes, Heart Disease, Stroke and Low-weight pre-term birth his words are invaluable!

Dave’s new guide, “WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT GUM DISEASE” is a great layman’s handbook about how to care for your teeth and gums.
He has thoroughly researched gum disease and has written an easy to read guide for people to help themselves, yet gives balance to the need for professional care. This book is a must read for people who are afraid to go to the dentist, people in underserved areas or those who just can’t afford professional dental services.

Dave makes the reader aware of the signs of gum disease and what they can do to help themselves.This book should be in dentist and doctor’s office waiting areas and health clinics for the poor and working poor.

He is respectful to the importance of Dentists and Hygienists in their role in helping people achieve good oral and systemic health, but also helps inform the public how to be better patients!
Definitely a valuable book to have handy on everyone’s bookshelf!

–Hillary Yasmer Shemin, RDH, BSDH
Marquette University Class of 1974, Holland, PA

dave – There are plenty of others talking about this book too.

I hope that you have your copy of it already.

If not:

The digital version – http://www.GingivitisKiller.com

The Print Version: – http://www.GingivitisKiller.com/amazon

Print in the UK – http://www.GingivitisKiller.com/amazonuk

 

Have an empowered day.

I’m wishing for your the brightest future and the best dental health

Wouldn’t it be great to go to the dentist and have them say:

“Your gums and teeth look great – see you next time!”

Sincerely,

David Snape

Author: What You Should Know about Gum Disease

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Therabreath – Are They Worth It?

April 11th, 2009

Therabreath – Are They Worth It?

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This is a review of the Therabreath product line. I have personally used them and find them to be quite good.

The premise of the products is their potent oxygenated compounds. Oxygenated compounds have the power to eliminate the bacteria that cause bad breath, gum disease and other problems.

Many of the therabreath products come in various forms such as mouthwash, gum and toothpaste. I’ve used the Perio-Therapy mouthwash and toothpastes as well as the AktivOxigen Serum. Specifically, I like to put the AktivOxigen drops into my hydrofloss (an oral irrigator) before irrigating my teeth and gums.

This practice seems to have been very beneficial. This is, of course, a subjective observation, but still real to me.

There are multiple ways to utilize the therabreath products. Doctor Katz has researched bad breath and even has demonstrated on stage the power of his oxygenated mouthwashes. For example, he bit into an onion and tested his breath using a halimeter ( a device for dtermining the level of bad breath you have). This of course, prompted a very high reading on the halimeter.

Upon using his mouthwash on himself, he showed how the reading on the halimeter was drastically reduced when he retested his own breath.

You see, when it comes to bad breath, the bacteria that cause us problems do so because they release ‘volatile sulfur compounds’. These sulfur containing chemicals are the cause of our bad breath. Reduce them or eliminate them and you may be able to kiss bad breath goodbye.

When it comes to gum disease or gingivitis, the problem is the anaerobic bacteria that secrete toxins onto and around our gums. When these bacteria are exposed to oxygen, they tend to die or stop reproducing. Either way is a win for you.

Check below for valuable coupons that can help you save when looking for Therabreath products. One of my favorite coupons is the one for the Hydro pulse sinus irrigator.

The USFDA has not evaluated statements about products in this article.

Procure the best Therabreath Coupons around! Begin saving today. David Snape is the author of: What You Should Know about Gum Disease. ISBN: ISBN: 978-0-9814855-0-8. You can get a Hydro Floss coupon code, a dr. katz ozonator coupon, Bad breath coupons, as well as an allergy sinus irrigator coupon.

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Hydrofloss Irrigator – Is It Worth Getting?

April 10th, 2009

by David Snape

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hydrofloss-oral-irrigatorThis article is about the Hydro Floss Oral Irrigator and it is based on my personal experiences. The Hydro Floss is something that has value and should be discussed.

Several years ago, my dentist told me that I had a little problem. She and the hygienist were very serious in their conversation and demeanor. They wanted to do a special treatment on me.

Their plan involved something called a ’scaling and root planing’. This is also referred to as a SRP.

As they explained, I really didn’t enjoy the picture that was forming in my mind. I did not get a comfortable warm feeling from this discussion at all. I was wondering if I could pass.

The assistant told me that she would dig down underneath my gums with specially crafted tools that would allow her to get rid of an accumulation of tartar. She would also smooth the surfaces under there to make it harder for it to return.

This procedure appeared to be even worse than I first imagined. It was no comfort to hear her say that she could numb my gums up so that I wouldn’t feel a thing!

At this point, I knew it was going to hurt whenever the medication wore off. This was not the kind of life experience that I would remember fondly.

I was then told that If I did not accept this procedure that I should put my signature on a waiver to signify that I understood they were not responsible for what might happen to my teeth. This was another red flag for me.

Candidly speaking, I imagined that I was becoming the victim of some slick marketing tactics. It was hard for me to see the request to sign a waiver as anything more than a trick.

Then there was the ‘final straw’ for me. The hygienist told me that it would be best if they started today. She wanted to do this instead of my regular cleaning routine.

The logic she used made sense. The problem was with insurance. Should I get the standard, regular cleaning procedure now, insurance might not be inclined to pay for the advanced one later. But, I felt in my heart, that this was something I would need time to ponder before committing to it.

There was a voice in my mind that was very strongly opposed to going through with this new protocol, so I said no. Oddly enough, the waiver issue did not come up again.

The entire predicament seemed very surreal to me. There had to be another way for my gums to be healthy again.

Later, I found out that a person I know had this protocol done to her. She told me that she was unhappy with the outcome.

I hunted around for a possible solution. I stumbled upon the Hydro Floss oral irrigator. I sent away for one.

I felt eager to get started when the box was delivered to my door. I looked for an instructional disk inside, but I could not find it.

I sent a note off, asking for the video that was not included in the package. There was no problem from that point on and it was mailed to me. I felt upbeat after watching the video.

I felt confident that this device was going to work for me. As a result, I utilized it several times per day.

Several months after I started using the Hydro Floss, I went back to the same dental office. Judging by their reactions, I made a good choice.

Both the dentist and the hygienist examined my mouth and gums. They both agreed that I was looking a whole lot better and that I didn’t need their SRP treatment after all.

You can probably understand that I was elated to hear this good news. I still use the Hydro Floss irrigator daily, except when I am out of the country or my home town.

Take a gander at my signature box below and you will find a link to a coupon for a great deal on the HydroFloss. Is the Hydro Floss worth it? In my opinion, based on my experience, it is.

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David Snape is the author of the book: What You Should Know about Gum Disease. ISBN: 978-0981485508.

 

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Oral Irrigation – Is It Worth It?

March 31st, 2009

by David Snape

This short essay is based on my experiences with the HydroFloss Oral Irrigator. This is a story about how I found the HydroFloss and why I was looking for it – even though I didn’t know exactly what I was going to find when I was searching for answers.

A while back, my dental doctor and her trusty hygienist assistant told me that something had to be done about my gum disease issues. They were quite sober and determined in their explanation of what they felt was a necessary treatment.

They further explained that what they wanted to do was referred to as a ’scaling and root planing’ procedure. It is also called a SRP.

As they explained, I really didn’t enjoy the picture that was forming in my mind. I did not get a comfortable warm feeling from this discussion at all. I was wondering if I could pass.

The hygienist explained that they would go down below the gumline with some special tools to scrape built up tartar / calculus. She would also ’smooth’ the root to get rid of rough spots that allow for the accumulation of plaque build up.

Again, I thought this can’t be a lovely thing to go through. Even more scary was the fact that she felt that I need not worry because she could make my gums feel numb while she worked.

At this point, I knew it was going to hurt whenever the medication wore off. This was not the kind of life experience that I would remember fondly.

Then she mentioned that if I refused the treatment that I needed to sign a waiver stating that they were not responsible for what happens to my teeth from there on. I didn’t like that either.

Being completely frank, I felt like I was being sold a ‘bill of goods’. It just seemed plain silly that they would request the signing of a waiver.

Then came the part that made up my mind. The assistant stated that I should start on this today, instead of having my regular routine cleaning done.

The logic she used made sense. The problem was with insurance. Should I get the standard, regular cleaning procedure now, insurance might not be inclined to pay for the advanced one later. But, I felt in my heart, that this was something I would need time to ponder before committing to it.

There was a voice in my mind that was very strongly opposed to going through with this new protocol, so I said no. Oddly enough, the waiver issue did not come up again.

The entire predicament seemed very surreal to me. There had to be another way for my gums to be healthy again.

Afterward, I talked to someone who had this treatment. She did not seem very satisfied with the results.

I started searching. A device called the HydroFloss Oral Irrigator came to my attention. I felt that I should give it a try and I purchased one online.

I was very optimistic when the package showed up on my doorstep. I noted that there should have been a video instruction disk included with my purchase but it just wasn’t there.

I wrote to the company and asked them to send me one. They did. When the video showed up, I watched right away.

I was pretty optimistic that the HydroFloss would work for me. Therefore, I started applying its usage often throughout the day.

Approximately, twenty weeks later, I went back to visit the office of my dentist. The reaction I received from them made my very happy.

The same assistant and doctor took a good look at my gums. Each agreed that there was a vast improvement. In fact, they told me that there was no need for that scaling and root planing now.

You can imagine that I felt really good at that point. I still use my HydroFloss daily, except when traveling.

Take a gander at my signature box below and you will find a link to a coupon for a great deal on the HydroFloss. Is the Hydro Floss worth it? In my opinion, based on my experience, it is.

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David Snape is also the author of the book: What You Should Know about Gum Disease. ISBN: 978-0981485508. You can get his free report on defeating gum disease at http://www.HowToStopGumDisease.com

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“The Hydro Floss Saved My Teeth”

March 22nd, 2009

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I thought I would share with you a little note that I found in my inbox a few days ago. I want to thank Jill for sharing her story with us: Thank You Jill. This is exactly the kind of thing that people need to know about and hear!

Hi David,

I just thought I’d drop you a note to tell you that the Hydrofloss has saved my teeth and saved me thousands of dollars. I had gum disease 6 years ago. I went to a periodontal surgeon and he said there was nothing I could do that it was too far advanced and I needed to have 4 teeth extracted. Being that he was the expert, I let him remove two of my teeth in the back of my mouth. After the surgery (which was awful) he told me he had removed the better two in my mouth and that the really bad ones needed to come out next. I never went back to him.

I have a friend that has implanted teeth and her dentist told her not to use floss but to get the Hydrofloss instead. Well, I bought one also. Not for the same reason as she, but thought it couldn’t hurt to try it. It is now 6 years since my surgery. I have used my Hydrofloss (I’m on my second one) religiously every day (even when I travel I take it with me) at bedtime.

My dentist has told me I have no signs of gum disease, do not need my other teeth removed and to keep up doing whatever I’m doing. He really wasn’t interested in knowing about the machine (even though I keep trying to tell him). That’s the only thing I don’t like about him.

I’m sure you must get other letters like this but I just felt that I wanted to share good news. My son is using his all the time now too.
Thank you.

Jill (last name removed at Jill’s request)
- Florida

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