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The following is a personal
experience, presented here as more than a testimonial, as it comes with
visual evidence.
Periodontal Disease Cured
One of the worst conditions you can experience with your
teeth is Periodontal Disease. This is
basically where the gums and jawbone recede and leave your teeth
NOTHING to
hold them. Many Periodontists use a
"cut and flap" method to deal with this condition.
"Cut and flap" is a method of
surgically cutting the gums between each tooth, on the inside and
outside, and
flap the now loose gum open. Then they
scrape the exposed area. This is
supposed to clean/remove the debris that has collected there and allow
the gums
to heal. They claim the bone will not
regrow, but orthodontists may disagree with this. The
gums are sewn closed and you go home with
your pocketbook thousands of bucks shallow.
This is a report on a viable alterative. Associated
with this report is the toothpaste I
developed. Based on the hygenist's reports, this toothpaste not
only cleans your mouth but also helps prevent negative effects that
most people in modern society experience.
The following are comparison charts of “before”
and “after”
of some bad gum/bone conditions. A 10
month window is presented.
UPPER TEETH
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Feb 06, 2013
Outside teeth |
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Dec 11, 2013
Outside teeth |
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Feb 06, 2013
Inside teeth |
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Dec 11, 2013
Inside teeth |
LOWER TEETH
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Feb 06, 2013
Outside teeth |
 |
Dec 11, 2013
Outside teeth |
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Feb 06, 2013
Inside teeth |
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Dec 11, 2013
Inside teeth |
SUMMARY
February 6, 2013
25 teeth (for 150 test sites)
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Depth of
61 sites at
>4mm =
41%
With 6 test sights per tooth, then approximately 41% of sites on
available teeth with pocket depth greater than 4mm
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If we disregard the extracted teeth to normalize for December 11, 2013
comparison–
With 6 test sights per tooth, then approximately 35% of sites on
available teeth with pocket depth greater than 4mm
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Recession on
22 teeth
Average pocket depth
3.2mm
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| |
December 11, 2013
23 teeth (for 138 test sites)
Depth of
4 sites
at
>4mm =
3%
With 6 test sights per tooth, then approximately 3% of sites on
available teeth with pocket depth greater than 4mm
Recession on
none
Average pocket depth
1.6mm
|
Approximately 91% - 93% improvement in the number of teeth
now under the 4mm threshold.
Pocket depths of 2 & 3 are normal, with almost no one
having lots of 1’s or all 1’s.
This is amazing
Three periodontists (just about the extent of the list in
central Arkansas,
as they have multiple offices in multiple cities) all wanted to cut
& flap
the gums, then scrape the exposed area, then sew back the flaps. They all wanted THOUSANDS of bucks
(2000-4000). They all were heavy on the
business of the matter. As I have also
learned, they would DO NOTHING about cleaning bacteria or dead tissue
from the
area prior to closing the flaps. Do you
see how this can lead to infection? The
procedure often is done in multiple visits, otherwise you whole mouth
will be
non-usable to eat or whatever for days.
These periodontists all said that NOTHING can be done to
rebuild the damage. If that is true,
then my orthodontists (Allstat, Casey, Golden & Bost) lied when
they moved
my teeth. Both practices can not be
true.
At the last moment, I discovered a different, cross trained,
dentist. If he had not returned my call
when he did, I would have been in the chair of the 3rd
periodontist. This final dentist’s cross
training allows
him to do regular dentistry and periodontal and dentures and other
things, all
in one stop. But, the most significant
part is the procedure he uses for treating the periodontal disease. LASER.
With a little laser optic probe he goes under all the gums and
burns
away all the diseased tissue and bacteria and plague and whatever. He likes to do the procedure in quadrants or
half mouth, since many people are squeamish about their mouth and
mentally do
not like the whole mouth treatment. I
had him do the WHOLE mouth at one time and am VERY glad I did.
The results pictured above are after only one
treatment. My rear teeth may need one
more treatment, as they were the one closest to the rotted and removed
teeth
(most rear).
But, are you ready for the shocker. This
revolutionary process cost only 50.00
per quandrant or 200.00 for the whole mouth.
The recovery time was minutes.
Compare 4000.00
against 2000.00, not to mention the effectiveness.
His total price when we are finished (I need to get together
more funds) for treating as the 3 periodontists would AND for pulling
the 2 bad
teeth AND for replacing all my mercury fillings with composite (epoxy)
will be
LESS than the 1st three wanted for only cutting &
flapping.
His assistants
Do not get me started on the office help. They
are great spirited and you feel you want
to be there.
I get the impression they all want to be there and like what
they are doing.
The bad news
[not really]
Most people will not go to him because he is too far to
go. But I tell you surely, it is worth
it as the treatment costs are lower which offset the travel and the
treatment
is better. It is worth it.
Some people come from Hawaii, Washington, and other long distances.
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His
name & info is
Chester Clark, Amity, Arkansas
870-342-5265
You can say “Rocky,
in North Little Rock” sent you.
I do not get anything, but they appreciate knowing from where
people
learn of him.
RELATED STORIES
A friend of mine had to have 2 teeth extracted and waited
till the pain was great. Not able to
bear the pain he went to a popular local North Little Rock oral surgeon on an
emergency basis. The doctor scheduled him
for a week or so
later. When he went for the appointment,
the doctor’s aids determined his blood pressure was too high to perform
the
surgery.
This caused another delay and afforded my friend the
opportunity to contact Clark. My friend got an appointment and traveled the
distance.
The local NLR surgeon wanted around 1600.00. My
friend’s insurance would cover 80% up to
1000.00. This would have left him with
about 600.00 to pay.
Clark’s bill was about
400.00. Insurance covered 80% (about
320.00), leaving my friend only 73.00 to pay out-of-pocket.
My friend was very pleased with the office crew and says the
nurse was lovely.
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A friend of a friend now travels from Dallas, Texas to use
Clark. Recently she realized that here neck pain was gone.
It seems that she has had neckpain for a long time and no doctor (MD,
chiropractor, or other) has been able to help her.
She has concluded that the only thing she has experienced new or
different is her treatments from dentist Clark. She has had the
mercury embedded fillings replaced with composites.
As soon as she provides her story in writing, it will be included here.
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