Even though I always went to the dentist and practiced good oral hygiene, I continued to experience bleeding gums to one degree or another when I flossed. 

The standard gum procedure was extremely costly.  I decided to research alternative methods and found that there was no cure, only symptomatic treatment and hope.  I decided to contact the University of Southern California School of Dentistry and schedule the treatment.  The entire procedure took 6 months and included reconstruction of some teeth being filled and capped, gums cut and treated…plus a whole lot of pain and discomfort.

I was fortunate that a “top of his class” graduate student performed the state of the art technique, yet I still had periodontal disease!

I decided to find a real cure or I would have to pay the rest of my life for more symptomatic treatment. Some might say I was between a rock and a hard place because research showed that there has never been a lasting cure for gum disease and there was nothing new on the horizon.

After many years of research, development and testing I am excited to share my creation of Beyond Toothpaste with others.  Now you and your family will not have to endure months, and years, of treatment. For you, it can be as simple as brushing your teeth.

Did you know?  The cause of gum disease is a bacterial inflammatory condition in the mouth that can be transferred through saliva.  These unseen bacteria are the cause of contaminated flora of the tooth surface, tooth root and gum tissue.   Symptoms of gingivitis and periodontitis are bleeding gums.  Prolonged conditions cause erosion of the gums leading to tooth loss.  Some of the bacteria that can be found in this unhealthy oral condition include streptococcus, neisisia, viellonella, fusobaterium, spirochaetaceae, bacteriodes (common in abscesses).  Once this bacteria is eliminated, the old cells will be replaced with new cell growth, along with oral health for the rest of your life.

Take action now…and start the healing process.

                                                   Healthy gums = Healthy teeth