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
great post, i like it
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.
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