Re: Absess tooth - suggestions please

May 27, 2011

I know this is off topic, but I had to reply to this because I do not do the off

topic group.

Go to a biological dentist immediately with this tooth issue. They are more

trained to handle these issues safely. As someone else suggested, root canals

are indeed a link to breast cancer, and I believe contributed to mine. Even

though I did not feel any discomfort, I had several biological dentists look at

my root canal, and they all said there was infection under the tooth. I finally

got it extracted and it was black underneath. No wonder I have had so much ear

pain and congestion over the years. This taxes the immune system and leaves us

vulnerable to chronic disease. And they have extracted teeth from women with

breast cancer, and put them into mice, who all developed tumors.

Root canals are not safe for anyone.

Also, try oil pulling to clean up the bacteria in the mouth. Google it and you

will see how this is beneficial.

>

> I worked for a dentist for 10 years, the antibiotic is really more for the

> infection that will spread to the soft tissure, there is very little blood

> supply to the tooth itself. A true abcess is at the bottom tip of the root,

> you can see it on xray. Some dentist will go through the crown and do the

> root canal. Don't fall for that, if the tooth is abcessed the infection has

> no place to come out without a root canal, but the crown really needs to

> come off to check the tooth and see if there is decay in the tooth. Most are

> decayed under the crown that's what causes the abcess. Be sure to take the

> antibiotic, abcess teeth can be bad for you health, not to mention the pain.

> Is the tooth hurting you? If the tooth is hurting it's the infection or the

> gases building under the crown. If there is decay you may be looking at

> loosing that tooth. If it starts throbbing, try cold water. Warm water will

> expand the gas and make it hurt worse.

>

> Best wishes

>

> Absess tooth - suggestions please

> >> >

> >> > I just got home from the dentist.

> >> >

> >> > It seems that I have an abscess in the root of a molar that has a

> >> > gold crown on it. My dentist want me to see another dentist that

> >> > specializes in endodontics to have a root canal done on the tooth.

> >> >

> >> > He gave me a prescription for an antibiotic [Amoxillin 500mg] I guess

> >> > to take once a day till gone.

> >> >

> >> > Anyway I don't like taking any drugs and neither does getting a root

> >> > canal and having a dead tooth root in my mouth sound appealing to me.

> >> >

> >> > Does anyone have any experience of taking iodine and maybe vitamin C

> >> > to get rid of the abscess? Or must I really get the root canal?

> >> >

> >>

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May 27, 2011

It is not very painful at all. I can even chew with it with no problem but the

gum is sensitive if I touch it with my tongue or a finger. It was worse last

fall and then I took antibiotics and it sort of went away with only an

occasional minor flare up. I have located a dentist that is about an hour or

hour and a half away who removes amalgam fillings etc. but haven't contacted

her. Hoping to put this off until July.