Just how clean are your teeth and gums?

Of course, no matter how well you have cleaned the teeth, your mouth still remains 90% dirty, as teeth occupy on 10% of the surface of your mouth, so it is just as important to clean the gums, cheeks, roof, floor and tongue as well. Learn how to eliminate bad breath without mouthwash. The Blotting Technique achieves all of this and more.

If your dentist says “you have to brush more because you have plaque on your teeth” and the next time you see him he says “you have to brush still more and floss more because your gums are bleeding” and he suggests that you see the hygienist more often for cleaning your teeth, you will soon be a candidate for deep curettage and periodontal (gum) surgery.

Frequent brushing and flossing, cleaning by the hygienist and gum surgery never cure periodontal disease. As time goes on this leads to more curettage and surgery, and eventually, extraction of the teeth.

The truth of the matter is that brushing and flossing can cause periodontal disease. Cleaning under the gums daily will keep the disease from getting started and, in most cases, will heal the gums. By using a special bristled brush with much the same texture as a paint brush, it can draw plaque from underneath the gum and heal gum disease in over 98% of the cases. This will also keep the gum disease from recurring.

Dr Phillips also told his patients “if you want to see what brushing does, just lay a rug on a dirty kitchen floor and brush or sweep around and onto the rug and when you lift the rug up, you will see that most of the dirt is packed at the edge of the rug.” The same thing happens when your brush you teeth. The sulcus (the groove between the gum and the tooth) is always the dirtiest after brushing. You should not brush your teeth unless you can clean the sulcus out afterwards. By the way, brushing is only for cosmetics. As dentistry has insisted that people brush more, periodontal disease has attacked much younger people with gingivitis (bleeding gums). This is the precursor to periodontal disease (pyorrhea).

If you use the Blotting Brush to clean under the gum plus the entire mouth, you will have a healthy mouth and a pleasant breath.

Graeme Delglyn, Resources For Life

Blotting Brushes are available from http://www.resourcesforlife.net (under Oral Hygiene) at a price of £18 for 10 Blotting Brushes, or £24 for 10 Blotting Brushes together with an informative DVD on the Blotting Technique.

Customer Feedback

…I feel secure in now again having a source of the Blotting Brushes…Please feel free to use my endorsement of the Blotting Brush. I am 79 years old, and I have all my teeth but one. I started using the Blotting Brush in 1976.          Elizabeth Johnson

Thought you would like to know that I have just been for my dental check-up and my dentist couldn't believe how much better my gums are after using your brushes.  I hadn't told him about them but now I am going to show him your DVD.  Thank you      Elizabeth G.

I had periodontal surgery 18 years ago, and at that time my surgeon started my Blotting "routine". It takes a few minutes each day, but I have had no sign of gum disease since the surgery. Plus I have the benefit of a mouth that feels very clean, all the time. With this Blotting Brush, and the proper routine, a person can keep periodontal disease completely at bay!  Brad Richardson

Thanks I've received the brushes.  My periodontist recommended them and I've been using them now for 6 months.  My most recent check up showed a great improvement in my oral health and I'm so delighted that I'm sharing these brushes with friends.      LindaA. 

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