Re: Tony - Doctors of Death

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Hear, Hear. I consider dentists to be doctors of death. They

shouldn't be messing around with the bones in your head. Pulling a

rotten tooth is about all they should be allowed to do. They don't

understand anything about how vital this region is to all aspects of

our health. Talk about recipe for disaster. They know nothing about

infection or antibiotics. (And I wish I'd never put braces on my

kids. You know, it's not something you think about, not only are

braces probably unnecessary in a large percentage of people, they

actually change people's faces!) Even deep cleaning below the gum

lines (root planing) is now being looked at differently. I mean

seriously, damage all that tissue with sharp instruments, cause it

to bleed, and introduce all those mouth bacteria into what is now a

very vulnerable place. That's a recipe for a heart attack.

Literally. Sheesh. I could go on and on with the ways dental

practices are bad, bad, bad. There's the norepinephrine they inject

to reduce blood flow (and permanently damage the area's ability to

have good blood flow). There are all those root canals where they

deaden the nerve to stop the pain, and just rinse the area out with

abx then seal the area back up to fester (what did that study say,

30% of all root canals are infected?). That's an abscess. People are

walking around with abscesses and don't even know it because they

don't feel anything, until they start getting sick from the

infection that's festering. Mercury fillings always expands over

time, cracking teeth. Porcelain crowns that are often actually

porcelain veneer over nickel, wihch is worse than mercury, but way

better money makers for the dentist, and they never tell you this. I

mean, it goes on and on. But I'll stop ranting now.

penny

> Just curious, why do you think so many of us are infected with so

> many bacteria systemically, and ill?

>

> In my case, a tickbite did me in.

>

> But I look back at my whole life and here's what I see: first,

they

> gave me braces and I don't think that's a good idea. A dentist

once

> confessed to me that the patients with the most root canals had

> always had braces as a kid. There you are putting metal rigs in

the

> mouth, changing, tightening etc, moving the bone around, and

really

> just weakening the whole structure and perhaps damaging the

nerves.

> In addition, you can't really clean the teeth where the braces

are,

> FOR YEARS. So you inevitably get them off and have cavities.

>

> Unless you have really bad looking teeth, this practice is

invasive

> and unecessary I think.

>

> Anyway, then with those cavities, they put in mercury/silver

> fillings. The metals create an acidic environment in the mouth,

> leading to more cavities. The mercury leaches into your body,

> poisoning you with heavy metals.

>

> Then you have a high sugar diet, which only creates more havoc.

>

> Then, if the filling hasn't been properly sealed, decay grows

under

> it. So you have to drill it out, damage the tooth some more, fill

it

> again. Each time, you are likely letting bacteria into the dentin

of

> the tooth during the procedure. They don't really sterilize the

tooth.

>

> Meanwhile, you're given sporadic frequent doses of antibiotics for

> every little problem that comes along rather than letting your

body

> heal it. You disrupt your gut ecology.

>

> By the time you get to the stage of needing a root canal, not just

> that nerve is infected, the whole root system has bacteria in it.

I

> tried a root canal but only kept it for a few days as the stuff

made

> me ill. So I pulled a few teeth--they were next to each other in

the

> back--.

>

> Really, they should just leave our teeth alone!