tooth problems

[Guest guest]

a,

If you have any root canals or implants it would be good to get them

removed because they can cause pain and problems in the jaw bone.

Dr. Weston A. Price's own son died because of root canal

complications.

Bee

>

> Hi All,

>

>

>

> In June of this year I had a crown replaced that was chipped. It

was a

> porcelain crown and I foolishly had it replaced with a PFM

(porcelain fused

> to metal) crown that had gold under it. As soon as it went in I

started

> having problems with pain when chewing and sensitivity to hot/cold.

It was

> done in Germany and right afterwards I came back to the states.

About 10

> days later I started having a headache, calf pain, and upper

backache every

> day. My dentist here looked at it and said the root looked

suspicious on one

> side but not bad enough to do anything about it and the crown was a

little

> high. He polished it down a little but I still had pain. In

September I went

> back to Germany and right before I left I realized that I was

reacting to

> Listerine Mouthwash and when I stopped using it I also got rid of my

> backache and calf pain but not my headache. While in Germany the

dentist who

> originally put the gold crown in replaced it with an all porcelain

crown.

> The first few days I still had problems with the crown but those

went away.

> I was also getting massages at the time for pretty bad tension in

my back

> and my head (she said the skin on my head was not movable and it

should be).

> All that combined led to me still waking up with a slight headache

but then

> it would go away during the day. That was mid-October.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

My root canal was removed in July. The tooth in question is a molar bottom

left 2nd from the back. It has an all porcelain crown on it. Initially it

had a porcelain crown with gold under it that was put in in May. I had

problems the minute it was put in. Several days later the headaches started.

In October I had it replaced with the all porcelain crown and the headaches

went away except for when I first got up in the morning. I would have a mild

headache and then it would go away. About 2 weeks ago the headaches returned

- mild but all day. Around the same time (I think) I also started having a

very mild toothache in that same tooth on and off throughout the day and

slight sensitivity to hot and cold (which had gone away in October). I saw

my dentist on Thursday. He took an x-ray and said the tooth looks ok but it

was a little high. He took it down and it helped a little but I still have

pain on and off and of course the headache. I don't know what to do. I hate

having a tooth pulled that doesn't show anything wrong on the x-ray but the

headache could very well be related to the tooth. What would you do in my

situation?

a

>a,

>If you have any root canals or implants it would be good to get them

>removed because they can cause pain and problems in the jaw bone.

>Dr. Weston A. Price's own son died because of root canal

>complications.

>Bee

[Guest guest]

Bee,

Only one person you know of died from a root canal? How many millions have had

them and lived? I had one several years ago and have had no problems with it.

If you go to a good endodontist, you should be ok.

Beth

[ ] Re: tooth problems

a,

If you have any root canals or implants it would be good to get them

removed because they can cause pain and problems in the jaw bone.

Dr. Weston A. Price's own son died because of root canal

complications.

Bee

>

> Hi All,

>

>

>

> In June of this year I had a crown replaced that was chipped. It

was a

> porcelain crown and I foolishly had it replaced with a PFM

(porcelain fused

> to metal) crown that had gold under it. As soon as it went in I

started

> having problems with pain when chewing and sensitivity to hot/cold.

It was

> done in Germany and right afterwards I came back to the states.

About 10

> days later I started having a headache, calf pain, and upper

backache every

> day. My dentist here looked at it and said the root looked

suspicious on one

> side but not bad enough to do anything about it and the crown was a

little

> high. He polished it down a little but I still had pain. In

September I went

> back to Germany and right before I left I realized that I was

reacting to

> Listerine Mouthwash and when I stopped using it I also got rid of my

> backache and calf pain but not my headache. While in Germany the

dentist who

> originally put the gold crown in replaced it with an all porcelain

crown.

> The first few days I still had problems with the crown but those

went away.

> I was also getting massages at the time for pretty bad tension in

my back

> and my head (she said the skin on my head was not movable and it

should be).

> All that combined led to me still waking up with a slight headache

but then

> it would go away during the day. That was mid-October.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Beth,

There are other incidents mentioned. One I remember is a woman with

arthritis. Her root canal was removed, they cultured the bacteria, injected

them into a rabbit. The rabbit got arthritis and eventually died. The woman

finally found relief from her arthritis. There are many cases like this.

This is some interesting reading about root canals

http://curezone.com/dental/root_canal.asp

a

>Bee,

>Only one person you know of died from a root canal? How many millions have

had them and lived? I had one several years ago and have had no problems

with it. If you go to a good endodontist, you >should be ok.

>Beth

[Guest guest]

>

> Bee,

>

> Only one person you know of died from a root canal? How many

millions have had them and lived? I had one several years ago and have

had no problems with it. If you go to a good endodontist, you should

be ok.

>

==> Beth, I didn't write that I only knew of one person; I was pointing

out that Dr. Weston A. Price's own son died from it and he was a

Dentist and a world reknown researcher.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Being a dentist and world renown researcher, it's too bad that Dr. Weston A.

Price couldn't save his own son.

Sorry for your loss, Bee.

Beth

[ ] Re: tooth problems

>

> Bee,

>

> Only one person you know of died from a root canal? How many

millions have had them and lived? I had one several years ago and have

had no problems with it. If you go to a good endodontist, you should

be ok.

>

==> Beth, I didn't write that I only knew of one person; I was pointing

out that Dr. Weston A. Price's own son died from it and he was a

Dentist and a world reknown researcher.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hulda , author of The Cure For All Diseases, also recommends

that anyone with a root canal should have it removed. I was pressured

twice to have the procedure but I had the teeth pulled instead.

>

> Bee,

>

> Only one person you know of died from a root canal? How many

millions have had them and lived? I had one several years ago and

have had no problems with it. If you go to a good endodontist, you

should be ok.

>

> Beth

>

>

> [ ] Re: tooth problems

>

>

> a,

> If you have any root canals or implants it would be good to get

them

> removed because they can cause pain and problems in the jaw bone.

> Dr. Weston A. Price's own son died because of root canal

> complications.

>

> Bee