Dr. Kelly Blodgett of Portland, OR saved my life and teeth. I was experiencing escalating pain in my teeth for a few months prior to deciding to do something to relieve the discomfort and disease. (Couldn’t drink hot or cold beverages without stabbing pain)

The first two dentists I saw said, “all your teeth are diseased and I will have to take them all out.” Then I did some Internet surfing to find someone who knew what they were doing and found a minimally invasive (no cutting and sewing) and in my experience the most comfortable dentist I have ever had, Dr. Blodgett.

He used a laser to blast away the disease in my mouth! I didn’t know that lasers could be used to cure disease in this way. The laser process also stimulates bone growth! I wonder what else it can cure? For more info about how laser dentistry works I invite you to visit Biolase on the web.

Since the first laser treatment in February 2007 I’ve made incredible progress (uppers) and March 2007 (lowers) and in my visit today, September, 2007. For me it is the difference between night and day. I’m smiling again with MY teeth, and that has made a world of a difference!

Kelly Blodgett DMD P.C. is a pioneer in advanced dental science. (Member of the Academy of Laser Dentistry) www.blodgettdentalcare.com

I am forever in your debt Kelly. Thank you.
Very truly yours; Paul Jaramillo Tigard, OR

Michael Moore has done it again. His movie Sicko shows what the Medical Industry and Big Pharma are up to and have been up to for years. (evidently since the Nixon Presidency) Michael exposes the greed going on in corporate medicine. That is the only consideration. The bottom line. It  is all about the money.  They just don't care. People are treated in prisons better than people with no insurance on the street. Canadians do not pay for health care. All Canadians' medical and pharmaceutical  needs are provided free by Canadian Health Care .

Sicko is shining the light of visibility on  the health care industry. Actually it functions more like a disease care industry. It's practices are inhumane. The movie makes it clear that the medical industry does not care for patients who have no money. Michael filmed one hospital dumping a disoriented elderly woman who had no money to pay her bill in the middle of the streets of East L.A.  But, do corporate hospitals care? It is one less person taxing their company. Hey, at least they gave her a ride out there.

The doctor's and nurse's do care. It is just their hands are tied by procedures and policies that the corporate CEO's and CFO's lay down.