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Money By The Mouthful is the first and only book ever written that tells the public what they really need to know about all of the unfair treatment that they are faced with at the hands of dentists. Shocking exposes of the methods dentists use to extract your money while pretending to be concerned about your dental well-being. If you are tired of drilling, patching and pulling the only way to protect yourself is to read this book before ever going to the dentist again.
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 Waste of Time, June 25, 2014
By Faith Minier
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First of, this book is OLD and FREE PDF online. However, for most heath aware people it is a colossal waste of time. Wordy and boring, repeating over and over ad nauseam, the same info. Info is totally out of date, as dentists do now try to help patients avoid dental disease, and there is no secret advise that you haven't heard already. Keep your mouth clean. Brush, floss and rinse, often. There I saved you much time.
0 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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 GET THIS BOOK FREE ONLINE, July 07, 2012
By Bookmaven
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It's an excellent resource for taking responsibility for oral health care. And it's registered with the Library of Congress, so search online and download the pdf for free!
26 of 27 people found the above review helpful.
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 Dr. Robert Nara, December 25, 2011
By Licia Hanshaw
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This is an amazing book, an eye opener and I want to support Dr. Nara's efforts because it's so imporatnt to know the truth in order to have freedom of choice. I am loving all his informations, not all that surprising though as most of us have experienced the nightmare of THE DRILL AND THE BILL!!! and even if it was a while ago it sounds so updated!The truth is always so liberating and always comes to the one who searches, so is up to us to get it or to stay in ignorance and blame the dentists. Since when is that we handled our powers to doctors and dentists and became these poor stuck "victims", hello!! No way we can't get by with this, not now not ever because we are all responsible for ourselves.
It could not have come to me in a better time! We are all capable of taking reponsabilities for our own well beeing and to me this isn't only about revealing the dentists and the industries behavior but is also to give a wake up call to those who want of course.
I give 5 stars with joy and encourage those who stand up for their believes and do not compromise their real liberty! Bless you dr. Nara! Very inspiring indeed. Licia Hanshaw
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People don't get it, July 05, 2009
By Molly Bloom
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What Dr. Nara is trying to tell us is HOW dentists are trained and what they do to you when they get you into the chair. The reviews are from people that are totally indoctrinated into the great marketing campaign that the ADA has been spewing for years....visit your dentist every 6 months. Why? Do you visit your medical doctor every six months? No you do not.
His expose of the money making procedures they practice is spot on. Yes, it's about the acidity of your mouth, and yes it's about flossing and brushing....but it's much more. How many people go to the dentist and get probed with a sharp metal spike? The dentist breaks through your dentine and there is a new cavity and a future monetary visit in the making. There is a reason he says that for those who visit their dentist every six months have less teeth in old age than those that never go.
It's a wake up call. It's not a how to book. But the indoctrination is strong.
No, not all dentists are out to pay for their huge student loans, and no some dentists are not out to make big bucks to support their lavish lifestyles, but I would be willing to bet that more often than not you are told that you will need a root canal within a five year visit, no matter what your teeth are like......and you'll get 5 different diagnoses from five different dentists, and all of them cost big, huge bucks!!
22 of 25 people found the above review helpful.
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 Weird advice, September 18, 2007
By Roman Tsukerman
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So basically this guy says all you need to be 100% cavity free is to use dental tape (sounds like dental floss to me) every day - you don't even need to brush! But then I think - "how would dental tape or floss remove the food on the tops of my teeth, especially in the back?" the answer is it won't so I really don't get it.
7 of 22 people found the above review helpful.
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 Nothing new, March 14, 2007
By L. Smith
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This is an old book. The info in it on how to avoid large dental bills has been around for quite some time. The steps for doing such include buying a "good" toothbrush, flossing w/tape instead of thread, brushing w/powder instead of paste, and irrigating. This protocol has been touted by dentists for decades. Also, doing these things does not guarantee you will be successful in avoiding large dental bills.
16 of 24 people found the above review helpful.
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