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Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye: A Do-It-Yourself Mouth Care System For Healthy, Clean Gums And Teeth
By Ellie Phillips DDS

Excerpts:

“By the end of 1980 I had a large and loyal following of patients in the UK, nearly all of whom had achieved sustainable oral health without the need for ongoing dental treatments — and many finding that even periodic cleanings became less necessary.”

“Incredible numbers of people have followed this system faithfully for decades and have marveled at the results, as their oral health improved, and they witnessed cavities and gum disease heal and often completely reverse. These fortunate individuals have experienced years of sustainable oral health — and still today maintain a cavity-free mouth and healthy gums.”

“Adding or subtracting different products or generic substitutes will by necessity change the synergy of this system. Some people have used these exact products, but in the wrong order — and that misstep in protocol will also change the outcome.”

“People end up in trouble if they regard toothpaste as a ‘one-stop shop’ for all their dental needs. A good toothpaste should strengthen your teeth (and thus whiten them naturally), just as it provides enough cleaning power to remove surface and bacterial debris — without, of course, scraping away a tooth’s surface or negatively changing the tooth’s natural structure. Generally, I suggest you avoid pastes with the added ingredient glycerin.

“This area of concern was first raised in the 1960s by a chemist called Gerald Judd, who suggested that glycerin or glycerol could attract plaque to a tooth surface and become a barrier to successful tooth mineralization. Dr. Judd created his own experiments, which led him to record that it took twenty-seven (27) rinses to remove the film of glycerin from teeth. It is interesting that glycerin is the mainstay, and even the primary ingredient, in many commercial toothpastes — and yet, this study has still never been repeated with a controlled trial.

“In spite of the hyperbole often expressed in promotional language, the promised benefits from so-called ‘miracle’ toothpastes will not: cure your dental problems; eliminate tartar; safely stop tooth and/or gum sensitivity; or naturally whiten your smile safely, and for the long-term. They may block porosity holes, kill bacteria, and strip away your mouth’s protective barrier with chemicals that may temporarily appear to work — but what more commonly occurs is that these inferior pastes will instead sensitize your gums, causing the peeling and ulceration of your gums and the skin of your mouth.”

“Never take your eye off the ingredient list of toothpaste and be sure to avoid stannous fluoride, a cheap tin/metal fluoride compound that kills oral bacteria and forms barrier plugs in tooth enamel.”

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Download a copy of Dr. Ellie’s “Complete Mouth Care System” Booklet

Recommended Products:

1. CloSYS Ultra Sensitive Mouthwash, Unflavored, Alcohol Free

2. Crest Toothpaste Cavity Protection Regular

3. Listerine Original Antiseptic Oral Care Mouthwash

4. ACT Dry Mouth Anticavity Zero Alcohol Fluoride Mouthwash, Soothing Mint

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Dr. Ellie Phillips: Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye (The Complete Mouth Care System)

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A Simple Printout That Describes Dr.Ellie’s “Complete Mouth Care System” Protocol

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Questions for GROK & AlterAI

GROK, please see if you can find independent sources that confirm the effectiveness of Dr. Phillips’ protocol.

No large-scale independent clinical trials exist validating the exact combined protocol for cavity reversal, gum healing, or decades-long sustainability. Her claims appear largely anecdotal and self-reported in her book.

Anecdotal user evidence from independent forums (e.g., Reddit) provides some corroboration: Dozens of users report measurable improvements in gum health, reduced bleeding/plaque, and partial cavity remineralization after 1–18 months

Source

AlterAI, please see if you can find independent sources that confirm the effectiveness of Dr. Phillips’ protocol.

Independent evidence supports her mechanisms (xylitol → pH control → fluoride‑mediated remineralization).

No independent trials validate her specific four‑step system as a unified regimen.

Therefore, her reported outcomes are biochemically plausible, partially corroborated by peer‑reviewed science, but not yet independently replicated as a system.

Her claim of “tens of thousands of patients over decades universally achieving long‑term, dentist‑free oral health.” That remains anecdotal.

Source

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