Re: OT: dental anesthetic observation & natural antibiotic?

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-I can tell you the script antibiotics might not help anyway. They

did nothing more than postpone the inevitable for me which was

pulling it out. Hope you find something more helpful than that

though!

-- In , " Shepard Salzer "

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> I had a 3 hour, 15 min dental appt this morning for a double crown

prep. The anesthetic wore off part way through so they had to give

me more. I noticed afterwards that my auditory hypersensitivity, my

startle response (particularly to things entering my visual field),

and depth perception were all messed up. I had errands to run so it

was most obvious when I was driving. I hope I never, ever have

another appt that long but glad I took the whole day off work so I

had no passengers/clients in my car. If your kids act weird after

dental anesthesia this may be a clue.

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> The dentist said another of my teeth is abcessed. I turned down

his offer of antibiotics and would like to find a

natural " antibiotic " . I think tea tree oil is supposed to be one,

so I'll use that mouthwash that we have, but I think I probably need

a " systemic " one. Suggestions welcome and I'll do some searching on

my own.

> TIA,

> S S

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Super silver, swished in the mouth for 30 secs or so, and then

swallowed. Targets bacteria, virus and fungal, but does not kill good

bacteria. Not the same as colloidal silver, as this is nano technology,

under a new patent and peer reviewed. Google International Health super

silver and it should be the first one.

Darla

[ ] OT: dental anesthetic observation & natural

antibiotic?

I had a 3 hour, 15 min dental appt this morning for a double crown prep.

The anesthetic wore off part way through so they had to give me more. I

noticed afterwards that my auditory hypersensitivity, my startle

response (particularly to things entering my visual field), and depth

perception were all messed up. I had errands to run so it was most

obvious when I was driving. I hope I never, ever have another appt that

long but glad I took the whole day off work so I had no

passengers/clients in my car. If your kids act weird after dental

anesthesia this may be a clue.

The dentist said another of my teeth is abcessed. I turned down his

offer of antibiotics and would like to find a natural " antibiotic " . I

think tea tree oil is supposed to be one, so I'll use that mouthwash

that we have, but I think I probably need a " systemic " one. Suggestions

welcome and I'll do some searching on my own.

TIA,

S S

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Personally, I always use 3% Hydrogen Peroxide on any area of my gums

that is inflamed. Perhaps you can use that topically? I've heard

clove oil is a good topical pain killer.

What about GSE? Garlic? I loved how OoO kept me illness free this

winter...

good luck. I've never had an abcess before.

My ASD son is due for a small filling in June (his first). I'm

nervous about the Nitrous they wish to use. I've told them I don't

want any nitrous, but how else will we keep him somewhat compliant?

He is 6. The cavity is between two molars.

Pam

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> I had a 3 hour, 15 min dental appt this morning for a double crown

prep. The anesthetic wore off part way through so they had to give

me more. I noticed afterwards that my auditory hypersensitivity, my

startle response (particularly to things entering my visual field),

and depth perception were all messed up. I had errands to run so it

was most obvious when I was driving. I hope I never, ever have

another appt that long but glad I took the whole day off work so I

had no passengers/clients in my car. If your kids act weird after

dental anesthesia this may be a clue.

>

> The dentist said another of my teeth is abcessed. I turned down

his offer of antibiotics and would like to find a

natural " antibiotic " . I think tea tree oil is supposed to be one, so

I'll use that mouthwash that we have, but I think I probably need

a " systemic " one. Suggestions welcome and I'll do some searching on

my own.

> TIA,

> S S

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Unfortunately, we are going through current dental issues with our

son. In a fall, he broke a top front tooth. As is common in these

cases (per our holistic dentist), the tooth became infected. A 5 day

prescription of amoxicillan was successful in killing the infection.

The infection did kill the tooth, though. Our dentist says that once

the infection is started, it is really hard to keep it from killing

the tooth. She has had some success with using injectible ozone

(into the tooth area). When started early in the infection, she has

been able to save some teeth. My son did get the injectible ozone.

It was too late to save the tooth, but the ozone is supposed to help

kill the bacteria in the tooth area. We observed great GAINS with

the ozone injections. I think it killed all the yeast that he

acquired with amoxicillan.

Our DAN! agreed that we needed to use the amoxicillan to kill the

infection. An untreated infection will just create bigger problems.

The naturals often are not enough to treat a serious infection.

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> > I had a 3 hour, 15 min dental appt this morning for a double

crown

> prep. The anesthetic wore off part way through so they had to give

> me more. I noticed afterwards that my auditory hypersensitivity,

my

> startle response (particularly to things entering my visual field),

> and depth perception were all messed up. I had errands to run so

it

> was most obvious when I was driving. I hope I never, ever have

> another appt that long but glad I took the whole day off work so I

> had no passengers/clients in my car. If your kids act weird after

> dental anesthesia this may be a clue.

> >

> > The dentist said another of my teeth is abcessed. I turned down

> his offer of antibiotics and would like to find a

> natural " antibiotic " . I think tea tree oil is supposed to be one,

> so I'll use that mouthwash that we have, but I think I probably

need

> a " systemic " one. Suggestions welcome and I'll do some searching

on

> my own.

> > TIA,

> > S S

> >

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Thanks, I have clove oil in the fridge and have been using that, will start salt

water rinses tomorrow, continue with tea tree oil mouthwash and eat even more

garlic than we usually do. I also read that a tea bag applied to the area will

pull out the infection so will try that. The pain is from the appt rather than

the reported abcess.

I opted out of nitrous oxide even though I hate needles. I think my reaction

to the lidocaine was from how much they used and how long the appt took. I

mentioned my reaction to the dentist when he called to see how I was doing. I

think he'll add it to the " she's really nuts " column they probably have in my

file.

S S

Personally, I always use 3% Hydrogen Peroxide on any area of my gums

that is inflamed. Perhaps you can use that topically? I've heard

clove oil is a good topical pain killer.

What about GSE? Garlic? I loved how OoO kept me illness free this

winter...

good luck. I've never had an abcess before.

My ASD son is due for a small filling in June (his first). I'm

nervous about the Nitrous they wish to use. I've told them I don't

want any nitrous, but how else will we keep him somewhat compliant?

He is 6. The cavity is between two molars.

Pam

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>

>

> I had a 3 hour, 15 min dental appt this morning for a double crown

prep. The anesthetic wore off part way through so they had to give

me more. I noticed afterwards that my auditory hypersensitivity, my

startle response (particularly to things entering my visual field),

and depth perception were all messed up. I had errands to run so it

was most obvious when I was driving. I hope I never, ever have

another appt that long but glad I took the whole day off work so I

had no passengers/clients in my car. If your kids act weird after

dental anesthesia this may be a clue.

>

> The dentist said another of my teeth is abcessed. I turned down

his offer of antibiotics and would like to find a

natural " antibiotic " . I think tea tree oil is supposed to be one, so

I'll use that mouthwash that we have, but I think I probably need

a " systemic " one. Suggestions welcome and I'll do some searching on

my own.

> TIA,

> S S

>

>

>

>

>

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We just had a scope for our 5 yr daughter and

used Sevofluorane. It worked well for her. It was

a short procedure, ~20mins. Good luck! Sharon

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> Personally, I always use 3% Hydrogen Peroxide on any area of my gums

> that is inflamed. Perhaps you can use that topically? I've heard

> clove oil is a good topical pain killer.

>

> What about GSE? Garlic? I loved how OoO kept me illness free this

> winter...

>

> good luck. I've never had an abcess before.

>

> My ASD son is due for a small filling in June (his first). I'm

> nervous about the Nitrous they wish to use. I've told them I don't

> want any nitrous, but how else will we keep him somewhat compliant?

> He is 6. The cavity is between two molars.

>

> Pam

>

>

[Guest guest]

I've never hear of it before but would be afraid of anything with -fluor- in it.

S S

We just had a scope for our 5 yr daughter and

used Sevofluorane. It worked well for her. It was

a short procedure, ~20mins. Good luck! Sharon

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> I had a 3 hour, 15 min dental appt this morning for a double crown

prep. The anesthetic wore off part way through so they had to give me

more. I noticed afterwards that my auditory hypersensitivity, my

startle response (particularly to things entering my visual field),

and depth perception were all messed up.

Auditory and depth perception, at my house, mean yeast overgrowth.

> The dentist said another of my teeth is abcessed.

I use OLE and Virastop for bacteria issues here.

Dana

[Guest guest]

No thanks, no metals for me.

S S

Super silver, swished in the mouth for 30 secs or so, and then

swallowed. Targets bacteria, virus and fungal, but does not kill good

bacteria. Not the same as colloidal silver, as this is nano technology,

under a new patent and peer reviewed. Google International Health super

silver and it should be the first one.

Darla

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Salzer

I had a 3 hour, 15 min dental appt this morning for a double crown prep.

The anesthetic wore off part way through so they had to give me more. I

noticed afterwards that my auditory hypersensitivity, my startle

response (particularly to things entering my visual field), and depth

perception were all messed up. I had errands to run so it was most

obvious when I was driving. I hope I never, ever have another appt that

long but glad I took the whole day off work so I had no

passengers/clients in my car. If your kids act weird after dental

anesthesia this may be a clue.

The dentist said another of my teeth is abcessed. I turned down his

offer of antibiotics and would like to find a natural " antibiotic " . I

think tea tree oil is supposed to be one, so I'll use that mouthwash

that we have, but I think I probably need a " systemic " one. Suggestions

welcome and I'll do some searching on my own.

TIA,

S S

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