Re: teeth?

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Not in DC either, isn't it quit here??? Anyway has he been on any

anti-biotics? Some of them can discolor teeth. On another list

about a year ago we discussed how teeth are effected by the

malabsorption problems (ie: lack of minerals, mostly). There is a

dentist or two who write on this other list and they discussed " re-

mineralizing teeth " . I don't know if that can cause the color to

change but I know my daughter used to cry often about teeth being

sensitive before supplementation and chelation. Now she rarely

complains so I sure hope he was right.

Michele

> Well I think I am on the only soul not in Washington so I am going

> to write this and wait on you guys to get back and answer.

> Has anyone's child had teeth that were grayish?? What does this

> mean.

> Interesting thing is that they got progressively worse before we

> switched our diet from SCD to GF/CF and all the other " frees " that

> Slater requires. They are beginning to go back to a more normal

> color now. Makes no sense to me but my helper and his Ped noticed

it

> this week to without my mentioning it. His teeth also are not as

> straight or well formed as his sister of the same age... they were

> late coming in too.. along with all the other things that were late

> once he regressed. I'm sure that all the months of not absorbing

> food/nutrients had a big impact on this.

> So anyone else had " grayish " teeth??

> Can't wait to hear a report on the DAN! from you all! Wishing I

were

> there but no way this time.. may next time and for sure in November

> when Dr. McCandless does the Mini DAN! for us in the southeast.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Michele. do you mind my asking which list?? I think I saw a

dentist post on ABMD recently but I have not searched any list for

this yet.. I am just starting to figure it out.

And yes, he has been on antibioics for bacteria recently but this

discoloration started waaayy before that and actually his

improvement has been at the same time he was taking the meds.

Thanks for the info.. I'll search archives when I can get the time.

And yes.. it has been sooo quiet.. I hope that someone will post a

report when they get home.. I'd love to hear how it went.

Blessings!

> > Well I think I am on the only soul not in Washington so I am

going

> > to write this and wait on you guys to get back and answer.

> > Has anyone's child had teeth that were grayish?? What does this

> > mean.

> > Interesting thing is that they got progressively worse before we

> > switched our diet from SCD to GF/CF and all the other " frees "

that

> > Slater requires. They are beginning to go back to a more normal

> > color now. Makes no sense to me but my helper and his Ped

noticed

> it

> > this week to without my mentioning it. His teeth also are not as

> > straight or well formed as his sister of the same age... they

were

> > late coming in too.. along with all the other things that were

late

> > once he regressed. I'm sure that all the months of not absorbing

> > food/nutrients had a big impact on this.

> > So anyone else had " grayish " teeth??

> > Can't wait to hear a report on the DAN! from you all! Wishing I

> were

> > there but no way this time.. may next time and for sure in

November

> > when Dr. McCandless does the Mini DAN! for us in the

southeast.

> >

[Guest guest]

Yep, I would love to hear an update too. It was the Autism-Mercury

list and I think it was Dolphi (or Dolphin) who was involved with the

discussion. Some of the info started there and then as I recall I

had some off list discussion with him (I believe his name is Dr.

Gorris). I am sorry, I didn't save it.

Michele

> > > Well I think I am on the only soul not in Washington so I am

> going

> > > to write this and wait on you guys to get back and answer.

> > > Has anyone's child had teeth that were grayish?? What does this

> > > mean.

> > > Interesting thing is that they got progressively worse before

we

> > > switched our diet from SCD to GF/CF and all the other " frees "

> that

> > > Slater requires. They are beginning to go back to a more normal

> > > color now. Makes no sense to me but my helper and his Ped

> noticed

> > it

> > > this week to without my mentioning it. His teeth also are not

as

> > > straight or well formed as his sister of the same age... they

> were

> > > late coming in too.. along with all the other things that were

> late

> > > once he regressed. I'm sure that all the months of not

absorbing

> > > food/nutrients had a big impact on this.

> > > So anyone else had " grayish " teeth??

> > > Can't wait to hear a report on the DAN! from you all! Wishing I

> > were

> > > there but no way this time.. may next time and for sure in

> November

> > > when Dr. McCandless does the Mini DAN! for us in the

> southeast.

> > >