Review on GUM Stimulator with 6 Convenient Rubber Tip Refills: an Efficient Oral Hygiene Tool by Maribel Gilbe

My dad has perfect, great teeth. No cavities. His gums have a beautiful pink hue, which is optimal for health. My mother used to brush her teeth twice a day and floss once a day, but she had so much tooth decay that she had all her teeth pulled out and she wore dentures in her 20s. Dad explained that flossing was necessary but not enough. Dental floss removes food debris and food particles trapped between teeth. The gum stimulator removes food debris, food debris and gum line plaque from the front and back of each tooth and stimulates the gums. Both are instruments with their own work. None replaces the other. They are in the same optimal dental health group. Also part of the team are the following teammates: a soft toothbrush, toothpaste, conditioner for the final rinse, and a small, easy-to-use, single-use plastic box to use after a meal at a restaurant or over with friends. It's much easier and faster to use than Thread. Does daily dental care pay off? I went for a teeth cleaning last month. It's been nine years since my last cleaning. The hygienist found a small patch of plaque smaller than a pinhead at the back of a hard-to-reach area on tooth #28. She said she's never seen such impeccable care in her 30 years in the industry. For me it was a painless meeting. I have only used the Gum brand stimulant. I don't know any other brand. It works at a high level of quality and is easy to use. It's inexpensive and the value it offers is priceless. I would recommend visiting YouTube for instructions on how to use it. I recommend choosing videos that show you how to use a gum stimulator to clean the front and back of each tooth along the gum line. Skip the videos showing how to use the gum stimulator as a toothpick to remove food from between your teeth. If you brush the front and back of each tooth at the gumline, you will see and be shocked at how much plaque and debris accumulates if you miss even a day! Be aware that your gums may bleed after the first three or four uses of a gum stimulator. Bleeding is caused by plaque and food particles that have been there for a long time and may even become calcified in your gums and come off your gums. Your gums can be sensitive and tender. Rest assured that the bleeding and tenderness will disappear after the 3rd or 4th use of the stimulant. Your gums will heal very quickly, so you won't feel any sensitivity. Instead, you will feel joy! And you will be amazed that your gums will turn a beautiful shade of pink. Your breath will also be fresher. You will notice the freshness from the change in the smell of your breath. It's a minor change, but it's a moment of awareness that makes you aware that leftover food and plaque at the gumline give off a putrid odor. Foul breath is caused by tooth decay, food particles and plaque at the gumline. The last stench is more subtle, but the stink comes out. Unlike tooth decay, a single application of a gum stimulator instantly eliminates odors from food particles and plaque at the gumline. Easy. Quickly. In addition, your care pays off with your well-being. The condition of your teeth and oral cavity directly affects your well-being. It's even a form of self-respect and happiness. My goal in writing this review is to help you get rid of those painful moments in the dentist's chair. I want you to feel the great joy of optimally healthy gums and great teeth. I wish you good health!