Children don't get Periodontal disease. WHY? Because P.D. doesn't follow Koch's postulates.

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oralhealth@comcast.net - 22 Aug 2008 23:37 GMT

Any bacteria infection that causes disease in children will cause
disease in adults. And any bacteria infection in adults will cause
the same infection in children. Koch's postulates makes no
distinctions between children diseases and adult diseases.

Even calculus, does it really cause any disease in children?

It easy for dentists to say the cause of P.D is plaque and that you
are not brushing enough.

David DiBenedetto, DMD , author of "Insider's guide to gum disease,
orthodontics and dentistry. What is not taught in dental school."

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oralhealth@comcast.net - 27 Aug 2008 00:35 GMT

On Aug 22, 6:37 pm, oralhea...@comcast.net wrote:

> Any bacteria infection that causes disease in children will cause
> disease in adults. And any bacteria infection in adults will cause
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> David DiBenedetto, DMD , author of "Insider's guide to gum disease,
> orthodontics and dentistry. What is not taught in dental school."

This one of the reasons periodontal surgery doesn't work.

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Amatus Cremona - 30 Aug 2008 20:05 GMT

I am embarrassed that this guy has an Italian last name.

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On Aug 22, 6:37 pm, oralhea...@comcast.net wrote:

This one of the reasons periodontal surgery doesn't work.

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