Re: receding gums and gum disease HELP does anyone know anything that works

Hello folks

There is so much information about gum problems on the internet most are taking incharge of your own dental health.

Whereas organised dentistry is bringing more expensive treatment methods like Laser, surgery, bone grafting.
Please read:
Lasers char, burn, the root surfaces,
Power toothbrushes & Power scalers destroy the root surface. These vibrators/shakers cause more gum recession, more bone loss, and are used to produce more income, faster. DONOT LET PEROPLE USE ON YOU.

Tissue grafting, bone grafting, and implants are totally dependent on healthy, natural bone. The "accepted" failure rate of these procedures is comparable to the failure rate of gum surgery (40-50%, or the flip of a coin).

BOP, bleeding on probing to measure gum pockets, is only 30% accurate. Such a guess can hardly be considered a dependable diagnostic procedure, not to mention the fact that BOP, with absolute certainty, spreads infection all over the mouth.

Compliance Rate by patients after traditional periodontal surgeries is only 30%. That is, these patients do not follow the dentist's instructions 70% of the time afterwards. This leads to more tooth loss because "the patient didn't do their job." Could it be that the lack of compliance is the result of the radical procedures and treatment of the patient? We find in many cases that the major reason the patient does not lose teeth is due to their own preventive dental care and no one else, not even the dental team.

I did thorough research through medical text books and research papaer. All herbal toothpastes, hydrogen peroxide, vitamin C, CQ10 all help but the treatment method that eliminates the problem for ever is the use of calcium. There is one method CALCIUM THERAPY that works 99%.CALCIUM inhibits OSTEOCLASTS

CALCIUM Method of REPLANTATION Florida studies by Drs.Y. Pohl, A. Filippi, et al, in OS,OM,OP on replantation of teeth using calcium materials seem to reinfoce the publication of Dr. Manhart's report on Calcium Method of Replantation in the General Dentistry Journal (1983).