I need at least one name of a dentist, doctor or druggist, living in
the United States. He should order me toothpaste from this webpage
http://www.ortekinc.com/orderform.html and afterwards send it to my
address in germany. It is a special toothpaste, that only could be
ordered by professionals.

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 05 May 2004 14:31 PDT

Have you thought about visiting a doctor in Germany (where I presume
you are located) who also has a valid US license?  They should be able
to order the toothpaste for you.

If you'd like, we can try to find such a person in Germany...let us
know what city you are located in.

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Clarification of Question by karl2273-ga on 08 May 2004 05:27 PDT

What I need is one working internet-address, where I can order my
toothpaste and afterwards sure get it.
What I do not need are dozens of "maybe" addresses, that I first have
to test for function.

Try Contacting:

Barbara Grocki, DDS
142 Mineola Blvd # 102
Mineola, NY 11501-3908
Phone: (516) 248-7883

or

John W Bruce DDS
5725 BUFORD HWY NE # 204, 
DORAVILLE, GA, 30340
(770)452-1161

I can get a prescription for whatever drug from my doctor here in the
US, and get if filled in Canada (which, up until recently, could be
done easily over the internet or by mail).  You can just get a local
dentist to write a prescription for you (bring a printout of the
website with you, since they've probably never heard of it... heck I'm
a dentist and I haven't heard of this product or its active
ingredient).  Then arrange for a local pharmacy to special order it
for you from the US.  Alternatively, you can deal with an American
pharmacy (possibly through the internet) to ship you the product.  You
don't have to order the product directly from the manufacturer, let
the pharmacy work that part out for themselves.

Apparently, the research on SensiStat was done in 2002.  I graduated
from dental school in 2003, and EVERYBODY told us that the best
product on the market (in the US anyway) for sensitive teeth for home
use is any of the variety of Colgate Total toothpastes -- they have
two active ingredients where Sensodyne has one.  Granted, it doesn't
have SensiStat.

Hope this helps.