Graeme Dinnen

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Preventing Gum Disease: Short ‘N Sweet Videos

The manufacturer of our Blotting Brushes has terminated production.

As a result, these videos may seem redundant but you still have teeth and you still need to look after them.

In addition to blotting them, as each week progresses I ‘oil pull’ with coconut oil, rinse with a couple of drops of iodine and water, lemon juice and bicarbonate of soda, gargle with Celtic Sea Salt, diluted hydrogen peroxide and water (once a month) even use MMS and Citric Acid (occasionally).

Given the ever-shortening attention span of internet users (not you of course!) I decided to create a selection of short videos that were more focussed on particular aspects of your mouth.

Longer videos on keeping your teeth and gums healthy are generally a remedy for insomnia.

The very first video I made 10 years ago entitled “Brushing and Flossing Causes Gum Disease” was 4:20 long and had had 95,000+ views until YouTube closed our account.

As a video it wasn’t particularly exciting and certainly didn’t keep the viewer riveted, but the information was useful. The video stats show that the average viewer clicked away after 2:20 seconds.

For a video, a 48% watch time is reasonable but not enough to convey the message. I should have held a cute kitten or a puppy on my lap!

So for those of you that still have Blotting Brushes or MiniBlots here are the shorter videos each with a different purpose. I uploaded them to VIMEO.

Enjoy and learn.

•  Intro to Dr Phillips book 1972 (1:19) This amazing statement must be the envy of all dentists

•  The Blotting vs Brushing Challenge (0:52) A challenge that’s been worthwhile trying out time and time again

•  Interactive Tooth Charts In Different Languages (1:59) See the connection between your teeth and the rest of your body in English – French – Spanish – Portuguese – Chinese I’ll leave the ToothWizards website up for a while because these charts are so useful.

•  Bleeding Gums, Bad Bugs and Kissing (1:12) What do you get when you kiss a guy? (asks Bobbie Gentry)

•  Lip Yoga and More Oxygen To Your Brain (3:43) and eliminate years of unnecessary poor health conditions

• Root Canals and That Rabbit Story (2:25) How you can eliminate long-term health conditions in a matter of days

• Breast Cancer? Something To Consider (1:15) Seriously!

• The Cause Of Degenerative Diseases  (3:49) It’s really this simple.

• What Stops Your Brain From Functioning Properly?(2:30)…still denied by many dental associations (its about money!)

Phrased in other words….”If you want to enjoy the fruits of the tree, you must keep the tree healthy”.

Graeme Dinnen @ Toothwizards

Comments

3 responses to “Preventing Gum Disease: Short ‘N Sweet Videos”

  1. wasreset avatar

    great post, i like it

  2. Sarah avatar

    Since blotting brushes are no longer being produced, have you found a good substitute? What kind of wood might I search for (I’m in Greece), that might work the same way as “mustard tree?”
    Thanks for considering.

    1. Graeme Dinnen avatar

      Hi Sarah,

      I’ve had two recommendations from past Blotting Brush users but I can’t put hand on heart and say I’ve tried them myself.

      Curaprox CS Smart – https://curaprox.co.uk/shop/toothbrushes/manual-toothbrushes/cs-smart-with-variants.

      The other brand is BROXO although they recommended brushing with Quinton Marine Plasma which is wonderful stuff.

      I believe the African version of Miswak is different from the Middle-Eastern version but I’m not sure of the wood variants. If you google Miswak you’ll find quite a few suppliers in Europe

      Hope you find what you’re looking for

      Graeme

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