Teeth advice needed

[Guest guest]

My son's teeth used be so good and white, no filings. But they seems

to get smaller in size and also look like they have some dark spots on

inside. We been chelating him for one year, have RO water at home,

also drinking mineral water, home made tooth paste with soda and

glycerin.

Any advices as to what to do about it? Special suppl, tooth paste?

Thanks a lot

Natalia, 's mom, 4 yo

[Guest guest]

>

> My son's teeth used be so good and white, no filings. But they seems

> to get smaller in size and also look like they have some dark spots on

> inside. We been chelating him for one year, have RO water at home,

> also drinking mineral water, home made tooth paste with soda and

> glycerin.

Here is one informative link

http://www.dentalgentlecare.com/what_ages_teeth.htm

On another list, a mother learned that her son had a lot of lead in

the teeth, so when she chelated him the lead came out of the teeth and

left behind something similar to what you describe. Do you give

calcium plus the supps that calcium requires for proper absorption?

Dana

[Guest guest]

My son has/had hollow looking front teeth which made them a

darker/yellow-brown color rather than the solid white. We noticed that

with Vitamin K supplementation, within a week the hollow look went away

and it was a solid white. We have noticed this again and again when I

forget to give him his K for a while and then reintroduce. Also, the

outside of his teeth can turn yellow if he's not on a good probiotic.

TamiW

Gavin's mom

>

> My son's teeth used be so good and white, no filings. But they seems

> to get smaller in size and also look like they have some dark spots

on

> inside. We been chelating him for one year, have RO water at home,

> also drinking mineral water, home made tooth paste with soda and

> glycerin.

> Any advices as to what to do about it? Special suppl, tooth paste?

> Thanks a lot

> Natalia, 's mom, 4 yo

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Natalia,

Are you supplementing (un-leaded) calcium, vit K2 and vit D?

S S

Teeth advice needed

Posted by: " Natalia Ibbott " nvibbott@... nibbott

Mon Nov 10, 2008 8:20 pm (PST)

My son's teeth used be so good and white, no filings. But they seems

to get smaller in size and also look like they have some dark spots on

inside. We been chelating him for one year, have RO water at home,

also drinking mineral water, home made tooth paste with soda and

glycerin.

Any advices as to what to do about it? Special suppl, tooth paste?

Thanks a lot

Natalia, 's mom, 4 yo

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Dana,

He is not getting calcium or the other suppl now, and I was thinking about it. 

I will talk to our doctor on calcium supplements.

What the other ones that needed for calcium absorption?

Thanks

Natalia

From: danasview <danasview@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Teeth advice needed

Date: Tuesday, November 11, 2008, 10:28 AM

>

> My son's teeth used be so good and white, no filings. But they seems

> to get smaller in size and also look like they have some dark spots on

> inside. We been chelating him for one year, have RO water at home,

> also drinking mineral water, home made tooth paste with soda and

> glycerin.

Here is one informative link

http://www.dentalge ntlecare. com/what_ ages_teeth. htm

On another list, a mother learned that her son had a lot of lead in

the teeth, so when she chelated him the lead came out of the teeth and

left behind something similar to what you describe. Do you give

calcium plus the supps that calcium requires for proper absorption?

Dana

[Guest guest]

Hi Natalia!

Glycerin is your culprit!

http://www.perfect-prescription.com/faqs.php#4

Glycerin is VERY sticky (stays on the teeth even after several vigorous

rinses)

.. . . we LOVE the glycerin-free, kid-friendly flavors they sell!

http://www.perfect-prescription.com/shop_category.php?c=1

Both Gianni AND Mike recommend their products . . .

Best Wishes, Carissa

[Guest guest]

[ ] Re: Teeth advice needed

Date: Tuesday, November 11, 2008, 10:28 AM

>

> My son's teeth used be so good and white, no filings. But they seems

> to get smaller in size and also look like they have some dark spots on

> inside. We been chelating him for one year, have RO water at home,

> also drinking mineral water, home made tooth paste with soda and

> glycerin.

Here is one informative link

http://www.dentalge ntlecare. com/what_ ages_teeth. htm

On another list, a mother learned that her son had a lot of lead in

the teeth, so when she chelated him the lead came out of the teeth and

left behind something similar to what you describe. Do you give

calcium plus the supps that calcium requires for proper absorption?

Dana

[Guest guest]

Hello Natalia, Hello All.

I am new to this site, have just been lurking for a few days. Very

impressive!

For your son's tooth problems, I would be tempted to try this product:

http://www.uncleharrys.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD & Store_Code=UHNP & Pro\

duct_Code=10208 & Category_Code=MP-T

I am not affiliated with this product. In fact, I am just ordering it

myself, for the first time, so I can not actually attest to whether it

works or not. But the information about it is truly interesting and I

think leaning in the right direction. Don't forget to click on the

" Read more about Uncle Harry's Miracle Alkaline Toothpaste " link under

the list of ingredients. The link is not very evident, so I thought

I'd point it out. The information on the page it links to is very

attention grabbing.

Hope this helps.

Healthseeker

>

> My son's teeth used be so good and white, no filings. But they seems

> to get smaller in size and also look like they have some dark spots on

> inside. We been chelating him for one year, have RO water at home,

> also drinking mineral water, home made tooth paste with soda and

> glycerin.

> Any advices as to what to do about it? Special suppl, tooth paste?

> Thanks a lot

> Natalia, 's mom, 4 yo

>

[Guest guest]

I've looked at this company, and while their tooth soap seems to clean

my teeth just fine, I am not so sure about all their claims about

glycerin preventing teeth remineralising.

If you look into the glycerin claims, it looks like it's all the work

of one guy that all of this work and philosophy is based on, and if

you ask for any kind of evidence it turns out it is all theory

(although I add hastily that this doesn't mean it is wrong, but it

doesn't mean it is right, either).

My big problem with their claims is that if glycerin coats the tooth

and prevents the remineralisation of the teeth from ions in the

saliva, then it ought to prevent the loss of minerals from the tooth

while the tooth is coated as well, shouldn't it? So in a way, the

glycerin coating the teeth should result in no net change of minerals

from the tooth.

When I raised this question with the company they just insisted that

the dentist whose work their whole product was based on said the teeth

shouldn't be coated with glycerin, and when I articulated my concerns

they just stopped returning my emails.

So take the whole glycerin is causing tooth decay thing with a grain

of salt. It doesn't seem to be a bad product for cleaning the teeth,

but I doubt the claims they are making are true.

>

> Hi Natalia!

>

> Glycerin is your culprit!

> http://www.perfect-prescription.com/faqs.php#4

> Glycerin is VERY sticky (stays on the teeth even after several vigorous

> rinses)

> . . . we LOVE the glycerin-free, kid-friendly flavors they sell!

> http://www.perfect-prescription.com/shop_category.php?c=1

> Both Gianni AND Mike recommend their products . . .

>

> Best Wishes, Carissa

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Thanks Dana,

> He is not getting calcium or the other suppl now, and I was thinking

about it. I will talk to our doctor on calcium supplements.

> What the other ones that needed for calcium absorption?

At my house, magnesium, vitamin D, vitamin K, and lysine.

Dana

[Guest guest]

my child #1 was allergic to glycerine as a small child and had glycerine free

allergy shots. glycerine is a preservative. I don't read it as a positive

ingredient when looking at the ingredient list.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Healthseeker. I just went and ordered from Harry's too. It looks

like one could just get calcium carbonate and add organic peppermint oil (a

little goes a very long way) in organic extra virgin olive to it and make it

quite cheaply at home too.

His stuff's really interesting. Thank you especially because I'd been

wondering where to get calcium carbonate to use instead of baking soda, just

because my daughter doesn't like the taste of it.

Francine

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[Guest guest]

You're welcome, Francine. Glad I could help. However, if considering

making your own at home, I would suspect you might need to consider a

few of the other listed ingredients: tabashir, magnetic earth with

probiotic bacteria, alkalizer ionic minerals, and the marshmallow root.

To me, they sound like they would be working synergistically in this

alkalizing, remineralizing function... I would look them all up

separately and see what functions/qualities are attributable to them.

Anyway, I am awaiting my first two bottles now. One for hubby, one for

me to carry around, as it sounds like you're supposed to use it

multiple times a day - after each time you eat, anyway.

Let me know what you think of yours once you've had a chance to test

it out. I'll do the same. OK?

Have a nice weekend.

Healthseeker

>

> Thanks Healthseeker. I just went and ordered from Harry's too. It

looks

> like one could just get calcium carbonate and add organic

peppermint oil (a

> little goes a very long way) in organic extra virgin olive to it

and make it

> quite cheaply at home too.

>

> His stuff's really interesting. Thank you especially because I'd been

> wondering where to get calcium carbonate to use instead of baking

soda, just

> because my daughter doesn't like the taste of it.

>

> Francine

>

> epiousian = the expression of agape

>

> quite a bit more than enough

>

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