I just had to share this with you.  We’ve been using your system for about six months with excellent results.  My 8 year old’s teeth are the cleanest they’ve ever been and the progression of his decay has most definitely been delayed. 

Since most of his friends have had extreme dental work on their baby teeth (crowns, extractions), I decided to check the position of the Canadian Dental Association on the use of xylitol in children.  It seems like every child we know could benefit from your program. 

When I typed xylitol into the search engine of the CDA website, it returned one article halfheartedly recommending xylitol for seniors:

“Sugar substitutes, particularly the use of xylitol (non-acidogenic) chewing gum, can be effective. (for seniors)”

As a mother of a child with Sensory Integration Dysfunction (that makes it difficult for our son to tolerate a toothbrush in his mouth),  I am appalled that the CDA would not be endorsing xylitol for use in children.  Could it be that people at the end of life do not represent a particularly lucrative segment of the population?  Just wondering.