Re: Root canals as a source of infection

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For in the mouth I use the stainless cotter pins, one on each side of the mouth

between the cheeks and gums. The simpler electrodes made by stripping the

insullation about 2 inches and folding back should work well also. I built all

of my electrodes before they were simplified. Of course, all electrodes are

covered with wet cloth or paper towel material.

These fit into the mouth and you don't need to hold them in with your mouth

open. Slobber solved.

Dick

Root canals as a source of infection

I have been reading a couple of articles on the dangers of infected root

canals. 75% are said to contain infection.

Here is a good link:

http://www.newswithviews.com/Howenstine/james34.htm

I have posted previously on my loose back tooth. The baby gozilla did

work a bit in controlling the tenderness but of course it has not cured

any physical damage. One of the problems using the bg is that it is very

uncomfortable applying the electrodes in the mouth. A lot of saliva is

automatically produced and drips out of the mouth whilst the electrodes

are held in place by the fingers. I suspect that the saliva also

increases the amps being applied across the gum. For mouth use it would

be really advantageous if there was some form of clamping device to

straddle the tooth and apply the electrodes either side. I envisage some

form of spring loaded clamp that is bitten up in order to keep it in place.

Can anyone think of a normally available item that could be easily

modified for this purpose?

Robin

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I have had considerable problems like yours. I had a root canal that

kept re-infecting. The final cure was a different endodontist that

redid my root canal and got the last 2mm of infection that the

previous 2 endodontists missed. Still in the meantime I had some

good results from my Hulda zapper held against my cheek over

the root canal. Also I got very good results from swishing through

my teeth a diluted solution of grapefruit seed extract several times

a day. I had a loose root canal tooth firm up in a few days.

>

> I have been reading a couple of articles on the dangers of infected

root

> canals. 75% are said to contain infection.

>

> Here is a good link:

>

> http://www.newswithviews.com/Howenstine/james34.htm

>

> I have posted previously on my loose back tooth. The baby gozilla

did

> work a bit in controlling the tenderness but of course it has not

cured

> any physical damage. One of the problems using the bg is that it is

very

> uncomfortable applying the electrodes in the mouth. A lot of saliva

is

> automatically produced and drips out of the mouth whilst the

electrodes

> are held in place by the fingers. I suspect that the saliva also

> increases the amps being applied across the gum. For mouth use it

would

> be really advantageous if there was some form of clamping device to

> straddle the tooth and apply the electrodes either side. I envisage

some

> form of spring loaded clamp that is bitten up in order to keep it

in place.

>

> Can anyone think of a normally available item that could be easily

> modified for this purpose?

>

> Robin

>

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