Re: could dentist spark flare!

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

one thing I would check out as it has happened to me, ask your dentist if they use silicone in the filling, mine does and it resulted in me loosing my tooth as I reacted to it.After my filling my tooth NEVER got better I kept going back and back but they couldnt work out why and what was going on, it was only after asking if they put silicone in the filling did I find out the problem.The other thing after the tooth was removed I was really ill with a high temperature and needed anti biotics for an infection.

I know you live in England but I cannot remember where, I am in Kent but near to London.

Have you spoken to dr Myhill? I have a few times and will be ringing her again, the only problem is she is quite expensive but she does give good advise, she is based in Wales if I can I want to get an appointment with her.

Sue.

[Guest guest]

,

I forgot to ask I want to get the magnetic clay can you tell me how you go with getting yours.

Thanks

Sue

[Guest guest]

, before my explant surgery, I had reactions to dental

procedures. I've not had to go to the dentist since explant surgery,

and I'm really sorry you are having problems. I just know from my

experience that I had pains that could not be explained by 2 dentists,

who wanted to send me to a 3rd dental surgeon, saying, " We've just

never heard of this before. " They gave me that " you're really a mental

case " look and asked if I were taking other medicines I had not told

them about, insinuating non-prescripted meds.

So, I'm just a believer that the implant problems I had, including

having to have all my metal fillings replaced with non-metal ones, were

connected. I know that removing implants does not make my life perfect

and instantly healthy; however, it's my belief that the hip bone is

connected to the thigh bone is connected to the knee bone is

connected....is connected....

Hang in there, and I hope the symptoms subside soon; Rogene gave us the

reminder to drink lots of water; are you doing that? Jackie

[Guest guest]

Hi Jackie

yes I am drinking plenty of water and taking garlic tablets and a pro

biotic it had really helped until the dentist visit I think I will

have to ask him what kind of filling he done incase it was metal if so

perhaps removing it may help.

glad I have people like you to talk to also

take care

--

- In , " crazycanoe1 " <crazycanoe1@y...>

wrote:

>

> , before my explant surgery, I had reactions to dental

> procedures. I've not had to go to the dentist since explant surgery,

> and I'm really sorry you are having problems. I just know from my

> experience that I had pains that could not be explained by 2 dentists,

> who wanted to send me to a 3rd dental surgeon, saying, " We've just

> never heard of this before. " They gave me that " you're really a mental

> case " look and asked if I were taking other medicines I had not told

> them about, insinuating non-prescripted meds.

> So, I'm just a believer that the implant problems I had, including

> having to have all my metal fillings replaced with non-metal ones, were

> connected. I know that removing implants does not make my life perfect

> and instantly healthy; however, it's my belief that the hip bone is

> connected to the thigh bone is connected to the knee bone is

> connected....is connected....

> Hang in there, and I hope the symptoms subside soon; Rogene gave us the

> reminder to drink lots of water; are you doing that? Jackie

[Guest guest]

Dearest Sue:

I'm so glad that you are posting again. 's father was from Wales, and is from Watford; however, he has lived in Canada for forty years. He said that you live in the "Garden of England".

Please get better soon...love you...Lea

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Re: could dentist spark flare!

Dear ,

one thing I would check out as it has happened to me, ask your dentist if they use silicone in the filling, mine does and it resulted in me loosing my tooth as I reacted to it.After my filling my tooth NEVER got better I kept going back and back but they couldnt work out why and what was going on, it was only after asking if they put silicone in the filling did I find out the problem.The other thing after the tooth was removed I was really ill with a high temperature and needed anti biotics for an infection.

I know you live in England but I cannot remember where, I am in Kent but near to London.

Have you spoken to dr Myhill? I have a few times and will be ringing her again, the only problem is she is quite expensive but she does give good advise, she is based in Wales if I can I want to get an appointment with her.

Sue.

Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment. "Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world." - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

[Guest guest]

Hi Sue

I live in Fareham near Portsmouth, I am taking some info to my GP

about Dr Myhill hopefully she may be able to help, thanks for info on

silicone in fillings I shall ask my dentist. I'll make sure when it

arrives to let you know how the magnetic clay goes.

hugs

> Dear ,

>

> one thing I would check out as it has happened to me, ask your

dentist if

> they use silicone in the filling, mine does and it resulted in me

loosing my

> tooth as I reacted to it.After my filling my tooth NEVER got better

I kept going

> back and back but they couldnt work out why and what was going on,

it was

> only after asking if they put silicone in the filling did I find

out the

> problem.The other thing after the tooth was removed I was really

ill with a high

> temperature and needed anti biotics for an infection.

> I know you live in England but I cannot remember where, I am in Kent

but

> near to London.

> Have you spoken to dr Myhill? I have a few times and will be

ringing

> her again, the only problem is she is quite expensive but she does

give good

> advise, she is based in Wales if I can I want to get an appointment

with her.

>

> Sue.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Drugs used at the dentist’s office could definitely increase your toxic burden. If you were just starting to feel good again, your toxic burden is still probably quite high. Another thing that can cause problems from the dentist is different materials that are used. According to my osteopath who I see for prolo therapy, dental materials can interact with each other, causing systemic problems. Very few dentists address this issue.

Kenda

Hi Ladies

just wondered if you could help as you know I'm now 3 weeks post

explant and up untill thursday was starting to feel myself again, had

a trip to the dentist for a crown prep and a filling that night I had

the shooting pain back in my arm and as the week has progressed my

symptoms have almost all come back including the visual disturbances

does anyone know if the dentist could have caused this?

I have also invested in a magnetic bath which I had to get through E

bay as they do not deliver to the UK am still waiting to recieve it

but any advise on the best way to use it would be great.

love and hugs

sarah

Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

" Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

[Guest guest]

,

I am sorry that you are not feeling well since the dentist visit. I do have a little info for you. When you are first implanted you are NOT supposed to visit the dentist for the first two Months. The bacteria from your mouth enters your blood stream and could cause an infection within the breast area. My doctor prescribes anti-biotics if a visit to the dentist is absolutely necessary.

I am due for dental work, but have been putting it off. My PS said that I could go, and did not need any anti-biotics. I don't understand this because it should be the same for both implants and explants. That's why I am waiting.

You might want to ask the PS if you should take an anti-biotic in case there might be an infection. Hope this helps...Marie

could dentist spark flare!

Hi Ladiesjust wondered if you could help as you know I'm now 3 weeks postexplant and up untill thursday was starting to feel myself again, hada trip to the dentist for a crown prep and a filling that night I hadthe shooting pain back in my arm and as the week has progressed mysymptoms have almost all come back including the visual disturbancesdoes anyone know if the dentist could have caused this?I have also invested in a magnetic bath which I had to get through Ebay as they do not deliver to the UK am still waiting to recieve itbut any advise on the best way to use it would be great.love and hugs sarahOpinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment. "Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world." - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

[Guest guest]

OMGosh I just now realized that 1 month after my explant I saw my

dentist for a cleaning & my 1st ever filling and right after that

all my symptoms came back along with a few little new ones, could

that of been why? Wow I can't believe you just posted that! Maybe I

got some infection that triggered my symptoms to flare back up along

with a weird bladder/vag. infection.

Jen

In , " Marie "

<marie.johnson3@c...> wrote:

> ,

>

> I am sorry that you are not feeling well since the dentist visit.

I do have a little info for you. When you are first implanted you

are NOT supposed to visit the dentist for the first two Months. The

bacteria from your mouth enters your blood stream and could cause an

infection within the breast area. My doctor prescribes anti-biotics

if a visit to the dentist is absolutely necessary.

>

> I am due for dental work, but have been putting it off. My PS

said that I could go, and did not need any anti-biotics. I don't

understand this because it should be the same for both implants and

explants. That's why I am waiting.

>

> You might want to ask the PS if you should take an anti-biotic in

case there might be an infection. Hope this helps...Marie

> could dentist spark flare!

>

>

>

> Hi Ladies

>

> just wondered if you could help as you know I'm now 3 weeks post

> explant and up untill thursday was starting to feel myself

again, had

> a trip to the dentist for a crown prep and a filling that night

I had

> the shooting pain back in my arm and as the week has progressed

my

> symptoms have almost all come back including the visual

disturbances

> does anyone know if the dentist could have caused this?

>

> I have also invested in a magnetic bath which I had to get

through E

> bay as they do not deliver to the UK am still waiting to recieve

it

> but any advise on the best way to use it would be great.

>

> love and hugs

> sarah

>

>

>

>

>

> Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice

given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician

or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical

treatment.

>

> " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians

mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own

decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a

better world. " - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954,

Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

>

>

[Guest guest]

HI sarah

Yes, I think the trip to the dentist could be at least partially

responsible. Did you get a silver amalgam filling? I wouldn't. They

contain mercury. Also, any time you are working around your teeth and

gums, it is easy to release bacteria into the blood stream and filling

a tooth or removing fillings with silver amalgam fillings releases

mercury vapor. Also, if you been doing any detoxing? Detoxing can

produce increased symptoms which is called a herx. Even taking

something like garlic can cause these herx like symptoms.

Hugs

kathy

--- In , " sarahspo " <sarahspoon@m...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Ladies

>

> just wondered if you could help as you know I'm now 3 weeks post

> explant and up untill thursday was starting to feel myself again, had

> a trip to the dentist for a crown prep and a filling that night I had

> the shooting pain back in my arm and as the week has progressed my

> symptoms have almost all come back including the visual disturbances

> does anyone know if the dentist could have caused this?

>

> I have also invested in a magnetic bath which I had to get through E

> bay as they do not deliver to the UK am still waiting to recieve it

> but any advise on the best way to use it would be great.

>

> love and hugs

> sarah