OT to : root canals

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I wouldn't rush out and start pulling

teeth, I've had some removed and still have pain, I think it's linked to

Bart/Lyme for me, the spiro's like hanging out in the dental area, especially

the jaw bone and effect the cranial nerves. Cold laser helps, or

possibly a zapper or coil/rife that area.

My teeth hurting are one of my biggest

problems. Some ND say there's meridians under different teeth and

when root canaled teeth (dead teeth) are there it blocks those areas of

energy.

If they are very back molars, you can

have them removed and don't have to replace them, as long as you have one

remaining molar to chew with, you'll be okay.

Ironically, I just came back from the

dentist (my teeth were hurting, very sensitive) they brushed some bonding

on some teeth to relieve the pain, and then they used a cold laser on the

teeth, it relaxes the nerve endings, actually doesn't hurt as much anymore

for the time being!

I want to see if I can purchase a laser

to use specifically on my jaw/teeth to relieve pain.

I think dental herbs/mouthwashes are

great, but they don't get deep under the gum area to where the spiros are

hanging out. I haven't figured out yet, what does, possibly rifing/coiling?

I used a castor oil pack the other day

on my jaw w/a heating pad, the area has felt a little better for awhile.

From:

Runyan

To:

Lyme_and_Rife

Date:

02/15/2011 12:43 PM

Subject:

Re: OT: root canals

Sent by:

Lyme_and_Rife

I'm in a similar situation. I have two root canals, years

old, both of which hurt whenever my immune system is active, suggesting

infection. (they're like a thermometer for how well my immune system is

doing.)

But I don't know how well I would handle any dental surgery or replacements

or anything.

One fatigue doctor I saw said although they might contribute to problems,

taking them out doesn't seem to help people much. He suggested using antibacterial

herbs on my gums, like this Chinese herb blend, or for that matter, goldenseal

tincture which kills a lot of mouth pathogens.

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On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 12:35 PM, T Walters

wrote:

The problem is that it IS bothering me.

I had it done 3 months ago and it's begun to ache in the past week or so.

That suggests a possible infection. I've read a lot about teeth with

root canals being the source of many physical problems, not just dental

problems. I saw my integrative medicine doctor yesterday, and he

suggested I see my dentist to examine the problem. I have that

appointment this afternoon, but will have to be chauffeured as I'm too

weak to drive.

I did have one root canalled tooth extracted

years ago. I'd never do that again unless it was absolutely the only

way. The biological dentist used muscle testing and told me that

the tooth needed to be removed. He said it was the source of my physical

problems, and that I wouldn't need to replace it with anything. I'd

already had all the mercury removed long before, so this was the only remaining

issue.

But he was wrong. None of my physical

problems cleared up, and the tooth did need to be replaced. It was

a first molar, and a big gaping hole there meant that the adjacent teeth

as well as the one above began to malocclude. I ended up having an

implant which brought over a year of problems as my body rejected it.

About $3k later I had the implant removed and a bridge installed, another

$3k. So I know what a problem dental issues can be.

Peggy

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