Amazon Has My Book On Their Site

About two days ago, I had written that Garrison Keillor from  A Prairie Home Companion fame has my book on his site.

I thought it would only be fitting to acknowledge that Amazon is also displaying my book on their site as well.  


Looks like they are even sporting a Kindle Edition.

The Importance To You

Ok, it is nice to say my book is here and there.  But what about you?

Why do you NEED this book.    It would be a shame if you came here and read this post and never understood or recognized the importance of this book in relation to your life - as well as the lives of those whom you love.

I know it sounds crazy, but the reality is that about 3 out of every 4 people have gum disease.  It is not just elderly folks either.  You can be 6 years old and have gum disease.

Far more people have this problem than most people would guess, even in their dreams!

Why Is That Important?  - Simple!  Gum disease is the number one cause of tooth loss, period.

My book makes it easy to understand what you are dealing with and provides some 'alternative' ideas on what you can actually DO about it.

Brushing and flossing are very important, of course,  but they are not enough.  It is self-evident that if 75% of people have gum disease, brushing and flossing is only sufficient for, at most, the other 25% of people.   Since not everyone flosses, probably even less than that.

What else can you do to protect your dental health?   Turns out, there are a number of things!  

Get your family's copy of What You Should Know About Gum Disease today and discover the long term difference it can make in your life.  

Getting a tooth pulled or even a single dental cleaning costs a LOT more than this book.  But if this book saved you from even one lost tooth, cavity or gum surgery, it would have paid for itself many, many times over.

This book has real value for you and your loved ones.  

Sincerely,

David Snape
ToothyGrinsStore.com
888-586-6849

PS:  Information is power.   What if you could save a lot of time, money and pain but reading this book?  How many times over could it pay for itself?