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Testimonials to Dr. Paul H.
Keyes
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testimonials from dentists, dental hygienists, patients, & others
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Dear Dr. Keyes,
After a lifetime
of caring for my
teeth exactly as
dentists and periodontists
had advised — brush
and floss three times
a day — my
mouth was a mess.
In early January
2004, two well-respected
periodontists in
San Diego said I
needed extensive
gum surgery — and
soon! » more
from Elizabeth Olson
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Dear Dr. Keyes,
I am a big believer
in the Keyes Method
of dental care.
Twenty five years
ago I had gum surgery.
A dozen years later,
my dentist suggested
I needed it again. » more
from Sherry Innes
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Dear Dr. Keyes,
Oh, you don't know
how happy I am to
find your website!
I understand that
you and my previous
dentist, Dr. Dan
Watt, started the
International Dental
Health Foundation.
I was a patient of
Dr. Watt when he
was still practicing
in Reston, Virginia.
I won't go into it
here, but I will
say that it was a miracle that
I found him. » more
from Gaye Tiffany
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Dear Dr. Keyes,
Thank you for your
prompt response to
my email. I'm so glad
you are recommending
Lynne Slim. I found
her website shortly
after emailing you.
As a matter of fact,
I just printed out
an extremely informative
article she wrote in
2005… » more
from Gaye Tiffany
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Dr.
Keyes,
Thank you, thank you,
thank you… All
of my teeth are still
healthy and in place,
after nearly 25 years,
thanks to your method.
In 1982 I had periodontal
surgery. Ironically,
while waiting in the
office I read an article
in Readers Digest about
your method. Nevertheless,
I went ahead with the
surgery. A year later
I still had problems
including very sensitive
teeth — nothing
hot or cold without pain.
Even the mint in some
toothpastes was painful. » more
from David Curtis
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Hello
Dr. Keyes!
I don't know if you
will remember me. You
took me to lunch once
at your country club.
My name is Robert Denard
Gubisch.
You referred me to
Dr. Davidson, who has
since retired. But
my teeth are all still,
in my head!
I think of you from
time to time. You truly
changed the course
of my “oral” life,
and that has TOTALLY
affected the REST of
my life.
I hope that you are
well.
I just wanted
to say…THANK
you for your presence
in my life.
Sincerely, Robert Denard
Gubisch
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Congratulations
and thank you dear Dr.
Keyes. May God bless
you with a good long
life and a long distinguished
career for the good that
you have brought humanity.
Your Keyes
Technique is saving
people from suffering
and is saving their teeth. » more
from Claire F — New
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In
my thirty plus years
in dentistry, I have
never seen a more concerted
effort by a specialty
group in dentistry to
discredit, to distort
and to misrepresent the
efforts of a man who
has been a giant contributor
to the bulk of knowledge
of dental disease, dental
caries even more than
periodontal disease.
For forty plus years
Keyes’ contributions
to my profession, dentistry
dwarfs the achievements
of 99% of us. » more
from Paul Cummings, DDS |
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The “prosecutors” of
the Board, my competitors
and adversaries, stated
their opinion about “the
falseness” of my
ads in my stating that
periodontal disease is “totally
preventable.” When
it was Dr. Keyes’ turn
to testify as an expert
authority, he was beautiful.
He stated, “Certainly
periodontal disease IS totally
preventable. Something
is either totally preventable,
or it is not preventable
at all. Like pregnancy
is either totally preventable,
or it is not preventable
at all.” » more
from Barry Solomon, DDS |
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I
could not have imagined
over 30 years ago, that
I would ever get to meet
you in person, a man
of such esteem yet so
modest. I had heard of
you in the mid 1970s.
Your name had been connected
to some rather extreme
research and was linked
to words like “quackery,” “charlatan,” and
other unflattering epithets.
I was working for two
well-respected periodontists
in New Haven, Connecticut
who were treating “pyorrhea” with
gum surgery. The idea
that baking soda and
hydrogen peroxide could
be used to manage that
disease was so far-fetched.
Although I had, on occasion,
suggested it to some
of our patients — with
noticeable results — we
believed that it was
not the chemicals but
the additional step in
their oral hygiene that
was responsible for the
improvement in their
tissues. Little did I
know at that time about
anaerobes, your studies,
and the impact you would
eventually come to have
in dentistry. » more
from Sheila Wolf, RDH |
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