I am the person who originally responded to razor with my own personal
experience with a perioprotect provider.  I am grateful for an honest
response as to the value of this so called therapy.  However, it
outrages me that this kind of scam goes on.  I work at a non-profit,
and my salary does not allow me to throw money at a problem.  The
dentist that I had, had written a treatment plan which would of
required 4 trays at $500.00 per tray, in addition to the other
treatment which I sought.  What started me questioning his plan was
the way the whole office pushed the product (personal testimony from
all the assistants that they were getting trays, in house financing
available from capitol 1, jacking up the price when I tried to get
them to comply with the conditions of the insurance policy of 25%
discount on all uncovered procedures and materials.)  The dentist
would not address my original problem of multiple broken teeth until I
began using perio protect.  I am now beginning treatment with another
dentist, however when I was relating my experience to the assistant
who was making my appointment, she told me that he probably would not
address any of my issues until giving me a local antibiotic (also not
covered by insurance).

You may call my changing dentist a market based solution, however, to
me, it solves very little.
Frankly, I'm disgusted.  One of the principle reasons for my dental
problems is inconsistent treatment.  It has been hard getting good
care when you have to change dentist because they drop your insurance,
or you employer changes insurance providers, or someone rips you off
and you now find it hard to trust the treatment that is offered.  To
me it seems that the system is broken