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cavitation procedure by #137587 19 days 65

I am been struggleing with caviations. A couple of years ago i lost all of my teeth and now for the last year my dentist has been finding cavitations. As he cleans out the greenish infections I feel somewhat bette but never healthy. ... ... He only finds the infections one at a time-with the electrodermal voll machine. We then wait 2-3 weeks and another infection will show up ... ... ... What does anyone know about the procedure when they open up the entire jaw and look for infections? I really think healing will only take place when they are all cleaned out at once. ... ... I really think that I will ... [retrieve this message]

cavitation-id-treatment

by #137587 21 days 64

I keep getting my caviations found and treated one at a time. Does anyone know anyway to find them all at once? Or any doctor anyplace in the world that can find caviations (more than one at a time) and then treat them. ... ... I think that cavitations always need surgery. I have tried ozone and hmoepathics and they havant worked. its seems to me that if a dentist uses electrodermal that he will only find them one at a time. Is there any other way ... thanks [End]

Re: cavitation-id-treatment by dukeeeey 20 days 46

Get a cavitat or mri scan [End]

anyone know of any cavitation dentist/surgeons in northern california by pumawolf 68 days 83

these docs are so hard to find and once u find them its no easy task, i had 2 cavitation trys , no cigar,but it did improve with every try,so the search will continue, thanks guys gals any help is deeply appreciated. [End]

This is how we completely cured tooth decay without dentist and medicine

by Ludmil 3 mon 466 Dental Health / Cavitation

... ... This is our short story how we cured our boy’s tooth decay. ... ... ... ... Hello! We are a young family from Bulgaria. This is our story. Around the age of 2 our son’s teeth started getting dark, with brown spots on them and broken edges. It can be seen on this photo I found in his album http://bezpeleni.info/tmp/karies-zubi... You can clearly see the broken edges in the middle and the first brown spot. As the time passed the teeth were getting darker and darker with more spots on them. So we went to a dentist, in fact two dentists. Both said it was tooth decay and little ... [retrieve this message]

Re: by adawe 73 days 172

unpasteurzsed, unboiled goat milk (all enzymes are preserved this way), added flax seed oil to his diet and started growing green sprouts at home. He loved them! ... ... great job. did u guys make additional diet changes? did he take extra vitamin supplements? oil pulling? ... ... oh and did he use toothpaste what type? [End]

cavitation-blood work

by #137587 4 mon 225

Does a chronic cavitation show up in your blood work? If so how? [End]

Re: cavitation-blood work by dukeeeey 4 mon 254

It might if they knew what to look for. But I was blood tested for everything and they found nothing. [End]

Re: cavitation-blood work by Esstee 4 mon 221

Infections can impact blood in a number of ways though for the most part the results can go unnoticed as the body works to contain the infection. That being said, one common signs will be low magnesium levels and in some of more severe cases where the blood chemistry begins to go acidic. And though magnesium may be easy enough to identify its unlikely that it will be attributed to the a systematic infection. ... ... Aside from this, the usual rundown for systematic bacterial infection is; allergies(hives and intolerance), unbalanced or depleted electrolytes(heart palpitations, restlessness, mu ... [retrieve this message]

Cavitations

by teescum 5 mon 328

Anybody know of a doctor that does cavitation surgery in New York or surrounding states. Wes Shankland from Columbus Ohio is the only guy I know but I don’t believe he operates anymore. [End]

Re: Cavitations by InCharge 5 mon 295

How did you find out you need cavitation surgery? Did they use a cavitat machine? ... ... If aso that dentist should be able to recomend a surgeon. ... [End]

Re: Cavitations by teescum 5 mon 249

Yes. I went to Dr Shankland a few years back, I had many cavitats and multiple surgeries. Had a clear cavitat in 2006 and have been fine since then but symptoms seemed to have re-appeared. As far as I know, Shankland is out of the business and I don’t know anyone else in my area that is schooled in NICO. [End]

Re: Cavitations by InCharge 5 mon 284

You would think that any dental surgeon would be able to handle the job. ... ... As far as I know it’s just a matter of opening the gum where a tooth had been pulled and cleaning the socket out.of any debris [tooth ligaments, infection,etc.], and flushing it out with some kind of antibiotic solution, and then suturing it back up. ... ... I would call dental surgeons around the area you live in and ask. ... ... ... [End]

Re: Cavitations by dukeeeey 5 mon 248

You probably had an unsuccessful cavitation surgery. It happens. [End]

How long does it take for a cavitation to form?

by RYANCREST 5 mon 320

Does anyone know? [End]

Re: How long does it take for a cavitation to form? by dukeeeey 5 mon 257

If you have a tooth extracted the cavitation forms when the bone finishes growing over the top. Maybe 4 - 6 weeks. [End]

Re: How long does it take for a cavitation to form? by RYANCREST 5 mon 283

Thanks so much. Mine was done in August. Ill keep in eye on it [End]

Re: How long does it take for a cavitation to form? by AngelofEventide 5 mon 223

Did you ever hear back from the cav dentist in Santa Barbara? [End]

Re: How long does it take for a cavitation to form? by RYANCREST 5 mon 253

Hi There, YES i did. So, the tool they use is called a Morita tomogram, it’s a CT scan of the jaws. i think its probably the same as a cone beam scan which Ive already had done. [End]

Re: How long does it take for a cavitation to form? by AngelofEventide 5 mon 213

Are you going to have your cav work done through them? [End]

Re: How long does it take for a cavitation to form? by RYANCREST 5 mon 262

probabaly not. According to all of the docs and dentists and oral surgeons ive been to, I dont have a cavitation yet. If I do get one later, I would probabaly go to Dr. Margolis in Arizona [End]

Safe ultrasound gel by Lilyblue 6 mon 231 Ask CureZone / Cavitation / Acupunctur

Hi ... ... I have a slimming machine hopefully to eliminate the fat cells I accummulated following chronic fatigue and particularly adrenal crisis part of CFS but not only. ... ... I cannot find an ultrasound gel that is free of edta, propylen glygol or paraben and all that stuff. ... ... I wander if someone has a safe alternative ’recipe’ wiht proportion ... ... Many thanks ... ... Lily [End]

Tooth Tax Takes Effect on January 1st

by InCharge 6 mon 755 News / Dental Hea / Dental Sup / 4 / 5 / 6

With all the chatter about the fiscal cliff, you may not have heard of a tax change that will take effect on January 1 — and why going to the dentist now may be the right response to it. ... ... If you’re under 65, on January 1 your medical tax deduction rate (including expenses for dental work) will take a big jump from 7.5% of gross income to 10%. (No change for folks 65 and older.) ... ... If you’re like me, your health insurance pays a minimal amount for routine dental work — with most of the dentist’s bill being paid out of your own pocket. And if, God forbid, yo ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Tooth Tax Takes Effect on January 1st by chloe008 6 mon 631

I actually don’t agree with this new policy, but it seems I can’t do anything about it though in my opinion it is an added burden to our shoulders. In connection with this, you can click here to learn more ways on how to deal with the new policy. [End]

What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa Barb...

by AngelofEventide 6 mon 439

Just wondering what everyone’s symptoms are and if you’ve had cav surgery, if those symptoms went away. ... ... Also, I live in So. Cal, and the only biological dentist here I have found, who I would even consider working me is Dr. Cynthia Copeland in Santa Barbara. Obviously, in a perfect world, Dr. Margolis would be my go-to person, but I don’t have the money to see him or the means to get there. I spoke to Dr. Copeland’s assistant and was very impressed with what I heard. Also couldn’t find any negative reviews or comments about her and she has no reprimands or lawsuits against her, that I ... [retrieve this message]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by RYANCREST 6 mon 417

my extraction was done 5months ago. my symptoms have been chronic sinusitis and eye inflamation mostly. problem is , no one in LA has a cavitat!!! which is essential in diagnosing a cavitation. cone beam, xrays etc do not pic up cavitations as well. I was scheduled to have the surgery with Dr. Marvin in Encinitas but he didn’t feel that I had a cavitation. Dr Margolis does have a cavitat but he’s in AZ and much more expensive. but it would be good to consult with him because at least he has a cavitat and at least you can know if you have a cavitation or not. what are your symptoms? did you ... [retrieve this message]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by AngelofEventide 6 mon 426

I have tons of symptoms, but don’t know how many are related to any potential cavitatation. The reason I think I have one or more is, I have had 8 teeth extracted - all as a teen (in 40’s now). I also have had two fillings and braces. The last few years I have been having phantom tooth pain that no dentist has been able to tell what is causing it. No cavities. I have chronic TMJ and when my jaw pops, which is all the time, it soundsd like dried spagetti being broken. Tonight I started having upper cheek pain in the area over the tooth in question. I have blurred vision that seems to ... [retrieve this message]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by RYANCREST 6 mon 369

Thanks for the info. Im going to give Dr. Copeland a call today and see if I can find out the name of the diagnostic tool they use to detect cavitations... [End]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by AngelofEventide 6 mon 383

Ok. Please let me know after you talk to them. I asked them specifically if the endodonist uses a Cavitat and they said no, he uses a _______ and he uses that, because they feel it’s much better than a Cavitat. [End]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by RYANCREST 6 mon 391

As spoon as i hear back from them which I presume will be Monday, i will let you now what I find out [End]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by charlesarmand 5 mon 281

Angel of Eventide, ... ... I had the surgery last week with Dr. Margolis as you suggested, and it went great. Thanks so much for your recommendation! Although he is not cheap, he was charging 1/3 the price of dentists I spoke to in Los Angeles. He really knows what he is doing, so the procedure was quick and simple. And if you can get someone to drive you, it’s only a 6 hour drive. ... ... Leo Cashman of DAMS also recommended him, and he told me as well that the person he recommends for people living in Los Angeles is Dr. Villafana in Tijuana. Mr. Cashman knows all the dentists who this sort of w ... [retrieve this message]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by AngelofEventide 5 mon 241

Thanks. Marigolis was always my first choice. If I may ask, how long did you have to wait for surgery, after he confirmed you had one? If I drove in there, I’m just wondering If I would have to make a second trip back for the surgery. [End]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by AngelofEventide 5 mon 282

Oh also, they told me they recommend after care with a naturopath, like detoxing the body of the toxins from the cavitation. Did he recommend anyone to see? [End]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by charlesarmand 5 mon 299

Hi Angel, ... ... Sorry, I didn’t see you post until now. Well I initially called for a phone consultation at the beginning of November, and had to wait two weeks to talk to him on the phone. At the same time I scheduled an appointment to see him in person, as the receptionist told me they were booking 2 month sin advance, so I got an appointment for the beginning of January. I had already gotten a panoramic scan through my regular holistic dentist on Los Angeles who confirmed that I had a cavitation, however he doesn’t do the surgery. But I sent my panoramic scan to Dr. Margolis, and based on ... [retrieve this message]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by lealdragon 4 mon 190

My oral surgeon said that cavitats don’t always show caviations, and sometimes show cavitations that aren’t there. Iow, can give false readings. He uses a cone beam x-ray instead. He isn’t on the Huggins list but is savvy about cavitations, root canals, etc. What I’m saying is that I wouldn’t necessarily rule out a biological dentist just because they don’t use a cavitat. [End]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by Kellie Fortner 3 mon 134

who is your oral surgeon? [End]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by lealdragon 4 mon 200

I would definitely recommend getting your cavitations cleaned out! I recently had a cavitation cleaned out and a dead tooth extracted, and my eyesight dramatically improved the VERY FIRST DAY! I totally didn’t expect that! Good luck! [End]

Re: What symptoms do you have? Anyone treat with Dr. Copeland in Santa ... by dukeofearl 40 days 80

I urge you to test for Celiac disease, since you mention digestive disorders. Celiac can prompt many allergies, such as food allergies, and the combined symptoms can be overwhelming and varied. Celiac is inherited but may be dormant until activated by a harsh chemical or substance (in my case it was dental amalgam that activated my Celiac). Celiac is estimated to be terribly undiagnosed, a great many suffer all their lives and so needlessly. Active Celiac can be confirmed by a simple blood test. Dormant Celiac is best diagnosed by an endoscopy. The only doctors that seem to care to l ... [retrieve this message]

Has anyone had cavitation surgery with Dr. Marvin in Encinitas, CA

by RYANCREST 6 mon 462

Has anyone had cavitation surgery with Dr. Marvin in Encinitas? How did the procedure go? did he do great work? and did you improve after? please share as I am supposed to have surgery with him. Thank you guys! [End]

Re: Has anyone had cavitation surgery with Dr. Marvin in Encinitas, CA by Benny562 6 mon 402

Did you have cavitat scan or what did the conebeam xray show? I went to get examined by Marvin,but left with a not so good impression about him. Before you have the surgery I’d go to see Dr Margolis in Mesa,Arizona. [End]

Re: Has anyone had cavitation surgery with Dr. Marvin in Encinitas, CA by RYANCREST 6 mon 394

Hi and thanks for replying. Because my extraction was so recent (5 months ago, it wasnt picked up on the cone beam scan. So he used muscle testing. i also had a second opinion by another dentist who does muscle testing who also found cavitation where my extraxtion was. In addition, to that, I have all of the symptoms of someone who has a cavitation. Perfect health before this extraction. Slowly falling apart after. ... I was interested in flying out to see Dr. Margolis but I called, and he doesn’t have any availablity until February/March !!! and im thinking, I dont know if I want to wait th ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Has anyone had cavitation surgery with Dr. Marvin in Encinitas, CA by dukeeeey 6 mon 367

Cone beam is an improvement on x-ray, but if a cavitation doesn’t show up on x-ray it probably won’t with cone beam either, because cone beam is essentially still x-ray. ... ... Cavitat and MRI are far better for finding cavitations. ... ... [End]

Re: Has anyone had cavitation surgery with Dr. Marvin in Encinitas, CA by RYANCREST 6 mon 367

When you saw Dr Marvin, did you do cavitat or conebeam? what did it show??? how was Dr. Margolis different? I scheduled a consult with dr. Margolis for March 13 because he has a cavitat.....Dr. Marvin used a conebeam with me but said he doesn’t think I have a cavitation. Im going to Dr. Margolis to get a second opinion. It sucks that he’s not available until March though. thats the only downside:( [End]

Re: Has anyone had cavitation surgery with Dr. Marvin in Encinitas, CA by Benny562 6 mon 348

Dr Marvin doesn’t have a Cavitat machine and you probably know, not many doctors have it, he uses a conebeam Xray and like Dukeey said, the best tool in detecting cavitations is the Cavitat machine or Mri. I was scanned by dr margolis and showed cavitations in previous wisdom tooth extractions as well as where I have 3 remaining root canal teeth. [End]

Anyone use NMT to treat their cavs?

by AngelofEventide 6 mon 363

If so, who did you go to? [End]

Re: Anyone use NMT to treat their cavs? by Karlson 6 mon 370

Yes, I used Gabriele Kellenborn via Skype. I also talked to another naturopatic practitioner, Dr. Doug Phillips from Florida, who used to be a dentist, about the Feinberg’s et al. paper on NMT and cavitations. He told me that the Cavitat scan does not measure bone density, but rather a blood flow. That if there is an obstructed blood flow, it would show on Cavitat, and it can be reversed by working on autonomous nervous system. He was once present at a conference with the Cavitat inventor and Dietrich Klinghart, and Klinghart overnight achieved the same effect as they did in a paper ... [retrieve this message]

Anyone know what I should do while I wait for Cavitation Surgery

by RYANCREST 6 mon 323

Im having Cavitation surgery December 20th which seems like forever from now. I dont know if I should start doing some homeopathy in the mean time or detox but I feel like, whats the point when I have these toxins from the cavitation constantly causing problems? So anyone have any ideas? [End]

Re: Anyone know what I should do while I wait for Cavitation Surgery by Esstee 5 mon 195

Colloidal silver and blood purifier(zapper). I’ve been struggling with a bone infection for over 5 years and these two treatments have made me symptom free. Keeping in mind that this is not a cure, though it will take care of the symptoms(pain, sickness etc). [End]

Re: Anyone know what I should do while I wait for Cavitation Surgery by #48996 3 mon 172

Hi, ... I am using a modified tens unit as recommended by Dr Garvey at Son Ridge in St Augustine, FL. I had frequency specific acupuncture with a decrease in jaw/hard palate pain secondary to NICO / cavitations. The pain flares back up between treatments. Doesn’t seem to be a cure, but I am also trying to cope while looking for a surgeon. [End]

Toronto Canada Help with surgery Should I use regular Dentist? can cavit...

by sabbathandruthy 7 mon 720 Cavitations / Root Canal / Amalgam Re / 4 / 5 / 6

I am in Toronto, I need a specialist that removes root canal teeth properly, also that can find any cavitations without energy vials- Just pure science please. ... Can cavitations be sen on Xrays? ... And should I allow my regular holistic dentist to remove my root canal tooth properly? ... Also I have been experienceing heart pain and palpitations, but my tooth is #36 although I do have root canals in other teeth could this tooth be causing it? ... ... any help would be wonderful ... Thanks [End]

Re: Toronto Canada Help with surgery Should I use regular Dentist? can c... by dukeeeey 6 mon 593

Cavitations can sometimes be seen on x-ray. But sometimes even really ones can be invisible. [End]
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Re: Toronto Canada Help with surgery Should I use regular Dentist? can c... by FocusOnHealth 5 mon 421

Sabbath, ... ... I am in Toronto, I need a specialist ... ... If you need a dentist in Toronto or elsewhere, ... I recommend ”www.ratemds.com”, ... for that site is pretty good for dentists, ... too. And for Toronto, too. ... ... Additionally, read the following article, ... for it gives you many good ideas: ... I am in Toronto, I need a specialist ... ... If you need a dentist in Toronto or elsewhere, ... I recommend ”www.ratemds.com”, ... for that site is pretty good for dentists, ... too. And for Toronto, too. ... ... Additionally, read the following article, ... for it gives you many good ideas: ... teeth could this tooth be causing ... [retrieve this message]

Tooth/gum powder for curing cavities/broken teeth?

by cleoppa 7 mon 962 Cavitations / Dental Hea / Dental Sup / 4 / 5 / 6

Hello, ... ... I’ve been researching tooth health for some time but just recently stumbled upon this forum and Dr. Christopher’s work. I’ve noticed several forum posts referring to specific tooth powders. However, I’m having a difficult time figuring out exactly what formulas they’re referring to. ... ... I found a formula for Dr. Christopher’s original herb blend. I’ve also heard his calcium formula is very important (does the current Dr. Christopher company make an acceptable calcium formula?). ... ... However, it appears to me that several mentions of tooth/gum powders are for a different formula. Wou ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Tooth/gum powder for curing cavities/broken teeth? by North Star 5 mon 583

Try Len Horowitz’ Liquid Dentist. You can google it. I am currently reversing three to four cavities with it. [End]

Re: Tooth/gum powder for curing cavities/broken teeth? by tygmusic 3 mon 422

buy Dr. Manhart’s kit from here ... http://www.calciumtherapy.com/calcium-zinc-toothbrush/there-was-hardly-anything-to-clean-and-only-took-30-minutes/ ... very inexpensive and it works! [End]

Re: Tooth/gum powder for curing cavities/broken teeth? by lealdragon 4 mon 568

I have tried all sorts of tooth/gum herbal powders etc. including Dr. Christopher’s and here is what I have concluded: ... ... They don’t really work until you get to the root of the problem. If you have root canals, get them removed. If you still have ’silver’ mercury amalgam fillings, get them removed. If you’ve ever had any teeth extracted (wisdom teeth or others) get checked for cavitations, and if necessary, have them cleaned out. ... ... THEN, the following will work: ... ... Oil pulling. This is far, FAR better than any tooth powder. Google oil pulling and be amazed! Do this daily. ... ... After oil pu ... [retrieve this message]

Dentist for cavitations in Melbourne Australia?

by barkingbandicoot 7 mon 395 Cavitations / Testicular

Hi! ... ... Can anybody recommend a dentist who is experienced in dealing with cavitations in Melbourne, Australia? ... ... I had a wisdom tooth pulled out 20 years ago which had a long twisting root which did not show up on an x-ray. ... ... I was in the chair forever as they drilled and drilled and then drilled the bone away also. I was anesthetised but it felt traumatic nonetheless. ... ... Around this time I mysteriously developed testicle pain that incapacited me until I discovered homeopathy, two usless operations and six months later! ... ... Thanks! [End]

Re: Dentist for cavitations in Melbourne Australia? by dukeeeey 7 mon 433

http://www.davidhoward.com.au/services/oral.html ... ... no clue how good they are, but they do cavitation surgery by the looks of it [End]

Re: Dentist for cavitations in Melbourne Australia? by barkingbandicoot 7 mon 410

Thanks Dukeeeey! ... ... I think I may have quickly checked out the site but somehow missed the oral surgery part! ... ... It is in Sydney, so if anybody still knows a dentist in Melbourne it would be good to hear from you! ... ... If I have to travel interstate (or even not) I may look into an inexpensive place in Asia. Anybody know a cavitation dentist in Thailand??? ... ... ps Theory - I had my amalgams taken out over a year ago now and have been chelating on and off. My old aching wisdom tooth site feels different and somehow like it is ’more’ infected. I have no evidence for this but just a sense. Could ... [retrieve this message]

Looking for a cavitation Surgery doctor recomendation by RYANCREST 8 mon 235

Hi guys, I am researching and researching. Has anyone tried Dr. Marvin for cavitation. He is in Encinitas/San Diego. Do you know the cost as they wouldnt tell me over the phone. his constultaion fee and exam alone are $400. Any one know an experienced doc, who wont charge an arm and a leg? any feedback or guidance is appreciated as Im in this trying to figure it out alone. [End]

Looking for a dentist in the Chicagoland area by cece21 8 mon 662 Cavitations / Dental Hea / Dental Sup / 4

I am looking to see if anyone could refer me to a dentist in the Chicagoland area. A dentist who I can trust and is experienced in cavitations. I have been to a couple biological dentists, but would prefer a referal from someone who has been to one of these dentist. ... Thank you in advance. [End]

Infrared Sauna Therapy for Cavitations

by charlesarmand 8 mon 982

I just bought a near infrared sauna lamp and shone it on my jaw yesterday for about 20 minutes. I bought this on the recommendation of Dr. Lawrence Wilson, who claims it is a powerful healing modality for the whole body, and will eventually heal cavitations. ... ... Well, the results were strong and immediate. I could feel the heat penetrating into the bone and the pain lessened. Then while I was sleeping I kept feeling blood rushing furiously to the jaw, with tingling and itching the way it feels when a wound is healing, and my sinuses started to clear. I’ve been oil pulling for about 6 weeks ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Infrared Sauna Therapy for Cavitations by InCharge 8 mon 815

That is a link with good information, but not only for cavitations. You should post that link on the other dental forums as well. ... [End]

Re: Infrared Sauna Therapy for Cavitations by dukeeeey 8 mon 746

I’d be really skeptical about this working. Jawbone cavitations contain dead bone. It’s got to be physically removed. [End]

Re: Infrared Sauna Therapy for Cavitations by charlesarmand 8 mon 968

That’s probably right. I’m looking into having the cavitation surgery, but in the meantime the infrared feels healing and good, and perhaps at least will prevent it from getting any worse. And there is that one story on that link on Dr. WIlson’s site about how a man healed his cavitation with the infrared light, which is interesting. Dr. WIlson says it can take several years to heal cavitations in this way, and maybe that one story was a freak thing - but still would recommend it for its healing energy in general. Every little bit helps. I actually bought the infrared light for my vertigo ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Infrared Sauna Therapy for Cavitations by charlesarmand 5 mon 461

So I had the surgery and now I am using the infrared light to help the wound heal. I really think it is helping. Interestingly, they used an infrared heat pack on my head right after the surgery to help speed healing, so I know I am on the right track. The main reason cavitations come back is lack of blood flow to the area, and this really gets the blood flowing. Probably the most important time to use the infrared is AFTER a surgery. They’re great for wound healing. [End]

Please recommend cavitation specialist

by Karlson 9 mon 484

I am looking for a cavitation specialist, who is skilled in performing cavitation surgery, as well as diagnostics. I live in Alabama, there is no one I know locally, so I’ll have to travel. Do you have someone you could recommend anywhere in the US, Mexico or Canada? Did you have a bad experience (to know who to avoid)? What was the cost of the treatment? ... ... Thanks! [End]

Re: Please recommend cavitation specialist by #156943 8 mon 471

Look into Dr Shankland in Ohio. He’s regarded as the top cavitation specialist in the US. Google Dr shankland and it will pull up his website [End]

Anyone have success w/ cavitation surgery????

by stefb 9 mon 885

Has anyone had all their symptoms go away after the cavitation surgery? Curious what the success rate is. [End]

Re: Anyone have success w/ cavitation surgery???? by InCharge 9 mon 965

I had the cavitational surgery about 12 years ago, and the problems I was experiencing were eliminated. ... ... The tooth was right below the right side jaw hinge which would catch, and click when I chewed, or just opened my mouth. ... ... Pain from the jaw hinge down the back of my head and neck, and into my shoulder. ... ... So far a complete success. ... ... ... [End]

Re: Anyone have success w/ cavitation surgery???? by stefb 9 mon 837

Well I’m a bit confused ... my Dentist diagnosed cavitation on # 12 area. I have never had a root canal anywhere, # 12 has a pure porcelin crown and 13 & 14 both have gold inlays (he wants to replace those too). I had # 16 extracted probably 20 years ago. So from what I’m reading on here most everyone had the root canal or extraction as the cause of the cavitation. Just don’t understand why he’s referring to # 12 opposed to 16 where the extraction was, unless that whole side is infected. Any thoughts?? Can you get the bone infection from other things too? [End]

Re: Anyone have success w/ cavitation surgery???? by #137587 9 mon 766

Yes- I lost all of my teeth and never had a root canal. I was sick for years and now feel better than I have in years. ... [End]

Re: Anyone have success w/ cavitation surgery???? by stefb 9 mon 786

Really?.... Wow thats great you feel better! Was your body full infections from that? How long was your recovery? Do they put you on antibiotics after to kill all the infection in the body? [End]

Re: Anyone have success w/ cavitation surgery???? by InCharge 9 mon 824

Did he use a cavitat machine to make the diagnosis? ... ... Root canals as I understand it are not the only reason to get an infection in the jaw bone. ... ... Any tooth that has been removed, and the ligaments that were holding that tooth in place not removed [socket cleaned out] could cause the problem too. ... ... Here’s a good explaination of Cavitations. ... ... http://www.thenaturalrecoveryplan.com/articles/research-cavitations.html ... [End]

Re: Anyone have success w/ cavitation surgery???? by stefb 9 mon 785

No cavitat machine. He did that cone beam xray. Diagnosed them on all sides of my mouth but the main one is UL. I’m going for a second opinion Thursday. I don’t think that dentist has the cavitat machine either. They just treat them w/ ozone is what they said. The first doctor said its a big surgery and I’d be in recovery for 3 weeks. It just scares me since I’ve never heard of it. Thanks for the link I will check it out. [End]

Re: Anyone have success w/ cavitation surgery???? by #137587 9 mon 741

My dentist used an electodermal machine called a voll machine. Seemed a little odd at first but it works. [End]
- Re: Anyone have success w/ cavitation surgery???? by stefb 9 mon 777
  
  Is that the alternative machine to the Cavitat? So most dentists that do Cavitations don’t have the Cavitat and they just go off the xray or the voll machine like your dentist had? [End]

Worries about resin debonding procedure!

by john6cl 9 mon 1,366 Dental Support / Dental Hea / Cavitation

Here’s my situation. My main questions are at the end of the post. ... ... I’m having three shallow resin composites replaced on the occlusal surface of my molars. For a variety of reasons (pain, discomfort, destabilized bite, misled on the procedure) I no longer trust the original dentist who had them put in so I want new ones. ... ... Both the original bonding agent and resin composite material consist of methacrylate monomers and BIS-GMA. ... ... Before the new ones go in the old material has to be removed, that is, debonded. I did some research and it seems that most prefer to use a needle carbide ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by liesbeth 9 mon 1,158

Hi John. ... ... I can’t answer all your questions, but it could be a possibillity that the fillings are to high. This can be very painful when you eat/ chew. ... ... Here is a video of composite removal. http://youtu.be/-BT8UsDomWY ... ... My life became a nightmare 5 years ago when my former dentist accidently emptied a syringe bonding agent into my mouth during the placement of two composites on my front teeth. ... [End]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by john6cl 9 mon 1,064

Thanks so much for the reply and the video. ... ... I had them shaved down but the bite is still off and the pressure remained, so I’m hoping that some entirely new composites might help. ... ... I wonder how you handled the situation with the spilled bonding agent. Was it eventually resolved? ... ... ~John [End]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by liesbeth 9 mon 1,061

YW. ... I’ve seen 5 dentists. One of them was a dean dentisry/ prof. material science. He said that my complaints could not be caused by the adhesive.According to him dentists never apply adhesives with a syringe but with a microbrush. I’ve seen some youtube videos that show something else...He tried to get rid of me back then and he added me to his spamlist when I send him some emails with some pictures I took. My new dentist started to understand but she moved to another city a couple of months ago. So I gave up to be honest. I still have some issues going on in my mouth but it is less seve ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by john6cl 9 mon 1,025

I emailed my dentist about the brand of resin and bonding agent and I quickly received a reply with all the information. I was then able to visit the websites of the firms that make these materials and read about their ingredients and even the instructions sent to the dentist along with the products. So now I know all about primers, bonding agents, resin composites, BPA, and so on. ... ... So I might suggest you try contacting the dentist who put in the adhesive and request as much information as possible on what was done. I think by law they have to keep records on each appointment, so he prob ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by liesbeth 9 mon 1,063

been there done that. I know the brand he used and studied these materials the past 3 years. The bonding he used is radiopaque. I have some dental ’x-rays that shows abnormalaties but everyone ignores them. There really are some odd things going on but I have to let it go because it is driving me nuts. ... ... ... link to the x-rays and the material info. ( Scroll down a bit to skip my Dutch bla bla bla :) ) ... ... ... ... http://wp.me/p1tqIo-xU [End]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by john6cl 9 mon 1,042

Could you explain what resulted from the exposure to this adhesive? I see many polymer, thin threads on your blog. Is this part of the problem? ... ... I noticed that you mentioned a woman dentist. Would you agree that the women dentists are much more caring and deliberate? ... ... On Monday I’m going to call a new dentist I found on the internet and request them to remove my old resin, take a mold, also called a dental impression, and then put in new ones. I’m worried they might find my particular request too odd, but I suppose eventually I’ll find a dentist who is willing. Do you have any tips on ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by liesbeth 9 mon 1,187

The polymers/fibers are a part of it. My experience says that the resin/adhesive formed a film on the oral/internal mucosa and penetrated the soft tissues. The material emerge from my facial skin and scalp. I cought a lot of the stuff up. In 2010 I coughed up a fiber/polymer from 3 to 4 inches in length. I could feel it snap from the tooth when I took it out. Was affraid that I would sufficate. This is happening every time I have brushed my teeth. I know how strange it sounds....The fibers are just a part of it. I,ve been real ill for more then 3 years, had a lot of pain all over my body. ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by john6cl 9 mon 971

These fibers seem so bizarre...I wonder exactly what is going on to cause them. Have you contacted any scientific researchers? Do you know of anyone else reporting these symptoms? This is worthy of thorough investigation. ... ... [End]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by liesbeth 9 mon 1,077

Bizarre indeed. When this just started I thought I lost my mind. The fibers a very tiny now and it is not happening on a daily base anymore, but in the beginning I pulled nylon-like threads out of my mouth with a length of 4 to 5 inch. That happend 10 to 15 times a day. Before they came out I had severe pain and as soon as it was out, the pain disapeard again. Had lesions in my mouth and nose. One dentist said that I did this myself when I was chewing, but the location of the lesions were to high. ... ... It is one of the materials properties. This phenomona is called crazing. ( started my own ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by john6cl 9 mon 1,022

I find it odd that the scientist didn’t want to at least conduct some further study. ... ... Please let us know what you think is going on. I don’t think anyone will judge you... [End]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by liesbeth 9 mon 1,223

Please let us know what you think is going on. I don’t think anyone will judge you... ... ... Thanks, those words mean a lot to me. ... ... That’s exactly what I thought. A scientist that does not want to know what is going on. Impossible. But as I said earlier, I had the feeling he did not want anything to do with me. Now I think they know enough. ... ... Oke, here we go. ... ... This happend to me in 2007. 4 horrid years, 5 dentists, 7 specialists and 2 gigabite scientific info later, in 2011, I came across the website from a parasitlogist in Arizona and nearly fell from my seat. ... ... http://www.parasit ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by john6cl 9 mon 1,020

This isn’t insane at all. If you look at the history of modern medicine you find all kinds of scandals, skewed research, attempts to cover up incriminating lab results, and so on. Ambien, Lipitor, and other apparently deadly drugs come to mind... ... ... Did you happen to hold on to the fibrils? Were any tests done? [End]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by liesbeth 9 mon 1,254

Yes, I still have the material. In 2008 I’ve send some of it to Intertek polychem lab for a infra red scan. The results were not very clear. Could be a natural polymer ( polipeptide) or artificial (polyamide). They advised me to do another test but I don’t have that kinda money. 800 euro per fiber.. ... ... I found a infra red scan from methyl acrulate/ cellulose in a scientific document that looks very similar. ... ... http://foutetandarts.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/2085/ ... ... [End]

Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by #169919 89 days 173

the fibers sound like the symptoms of Morgellons, have you looked into that? [End]
- Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by liesbeth 88 days 166
  
  I sure did. This is Morgellons, caused by an overdose of chemicals/ bio material. [End]
  - Re: Worries about resin debonding procedure! by liesbeth 88 days 193
    
    http://www.parasitetesting.com/_private/revised%202nd%20dental%20paper.pdf [End]

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Cavitation Dentist in Los Angeles

by charlesarmand 9 mon 1,061

Does anyone here know of a dentist who performs cavitation surgery in Los Angeles? I’m having a hard time finding anyone. I know Dr. Erwin used to do them, but he no longer does them, and I don’t want to go to Mexico. Any help would be greatly appreciated! [End]

Re: Cavitation Dentist in Los Angeles by InCharge 9 mon 1,121

How close is this to Los Angeles? ... ... Copyright 2011 Comprehensive Dental Center Association ... Laser Dental Wellness Center-Fullerton ... 1031 Rosecrans Ave Ste 104 Fullerton CA 92833 ... 714-870-0310 ... ... http://www.cdchealth.com/healingdentalcavitations.html ... ... Scott McAddo who did mine got in a jam with Aetna Ins, and the maker of the Cavatation machine. He made a deal to give up his license in Colorado. I heard he moved to Oregon. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... [End]

Re: Cavitation Dentist in Los Angeles by charlesarmand 9 mon 960

Thank you so much! Fullerton is less than an hour away. I will contact them. That’s horrible about the Aetna insurance problem. It’s scaring lots of people away from doing the surgeries apparently. So far I’ve talked to 2 holistic dentists in Los Angeles who used to do the surgery but both claim that ”for personal reasons” they’ve decided not to do them anymore. I’ll update about my experience. [End]

Re: Cavitation Dentist in Los Angeles by InCharge 9 mon 1,075

Aetna sided with quackwatch in filing the suit, and eventually lost in court. ... ... http://www.bolenreport.com/feature_articles/feature_article023.htm ... [End]
- Re: Cavitation Dentist in Los Angeles by charlesarmand 9 mon 969
  
  Wow, I had no idea about that. Thank you for posting that link here. I’m going to forward that link to my dentist. [End]

Re: Cavitation Dentist in Los Angeles by AngelofEventide 9 mon 1,016

If you’re willing to travel a short plane ride, Dr. Margolis in Mesa, AZ is considered one of the best in the country. There are cav dentists and then there are cav specialists. I wouldn’t trust any cav diagnosis or surgery to just anyone who proports to do them. If I had the money and ability I would go see Dr. Margolis about anyone else. [End]

Re: Cavitation Dentist in Los Angeles by AngelofEventide 9 mon 1,037

If you don’t mind taking a short plane ride, Dr. Margolis in Mesa, AZ (just outside of Phoenix), is the person to go see. I was hoping to see him while I was living in AZ, but couldn’t get the money to do so. It’s not cheap, but nothing associated with cavs are. Anyone can claim to be a cav dentist, but that doesn’t mean you want them cutting you open. Dr. Margolis is considered to be one of the top 3 in the country. I just wish I had gotten the chance to go. I’m about to move back to southern CA and don’t know who I would even consider seeing out there. Looking for a good ND too. [End]

Charles, found this about the Fullerton dentist.... by AngelofEventide 9 mon 1,127

http://www.ripoffreport.com/liars/dr-richard-hansen/dr-richard-hansen-laser-dental-3097f.htm [End]

Re: Charles, found this about the Fullerton dentist.... by charlesarmand 9 mon 934

Yeah, I saw that too. Thanks for alerting me to it. It’s really hard to tell with a review like that though. This person claims that she got an infection because dirty tools were used. I mean, what holistic dentist, what dentist anywhere, uses dirty tools? It would have to be a really slum sort of dentist, and even then, it’s unlikely. This dentist, I’ve looked him up, is a real scientist, who is OBSESSED with the hygiene of the mouth. HIghly unlikely that he would use ”dirty tools”. Could it not have been that there was a hidden infection that came to the surface when a site in her mouth ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Charles, found this about the Fullerton dentist.... by charlesarmand 9 mon 919

Thanks too for your recommendation of Dr. Margolis. I’m going to try Fullerton first, as I don’t really want to travel, but it’s good to know of another option. [End]

Re: Charles, found this about the Fullerton dentist.... by charlesarmand 9 mon 966

Here’s some stuff about ripoff report: ... ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripoff_Report ... ... http://www.reportsripoff.com/faq.php ... ... http://www.seomoz.org/blog/chris-bennet-on-rip-off-report [End]

Re: Charles, found this about the Fullerton dentist.... by AngelofEventide 9 mon 922

Thanks. Please let me know how things go with the Fullerton dentist, not just what he said, but if you thought it was dirty, etc., like the other person. I don’t know if I have a cavitation, but I do get weird sensitivity in the same teeth from time to time that makes no sense and I have a ton of major health problems. My jaw if also tender to push on. I’ve had molar extractions, as well as two root canals. Oh and if you happen to find anyone else, please let me know. I’m in CA too. You can pm me if you’d like, as I don’t get here too much. Thanks. [End]

Re: Charles, found this about the Fullerton dentist.... by AngelofEventide 9 mon 932

BTW, if I could ask, what health issues do you have, i.e. diagnosis and/or symptoms? [End]

Re: Charles, found this about the Fullerton dentist.... by charlesarmand 9 mon 940

I have been chronically ill for about two years. It started with a really bad sinus infection that went into my inner ear and permanently damaged it. That caused dizziness and nausea and suddenly I also had CFS, FM, and migraine. I had to stop working, and it was a full year before I began to live my life somewhat normally again. I then did a candida cleanse diet, which helped a lot, but the diet and starting to recover from the ear injury didn’t solve all my problems. I still had the fatigue, the constant pain, and was starting to develop more neurological problems, such as rheumatoid art ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Charles, found this about the Fullerton dentist.... by Karlson 9 mon 986

Charles, ... how did you visit at the Laser Dental Center in Fullerton go? ... What are their prices? ... ... I am looking for a cavitation specialist. There is none where I live (Alabama), so I look anywhere in North America, since I’ll have to travel anyway. ... The idea of treating cavitation under the tooth where root canal has been done, without extracting the tooth, is appealing; I wonder, however, if the treatment lasts, i.e. whether infection cames back. According to Dr. Shankland it gets reinfected in about 30% cases even after a proper surgical treatment. [End]

Re: Charles, found this about the Fullerton dentist.... by charlesarmand 9 mon 848

Hi Karlson, ... ... I haven’t actually been to see him yet. I got busy and had to cancel my appointment, and now I’m not sure if I will reschedule or not. Right now I’m oil pulling and that seems to be doing something, so I’m going to try that for awhile and if it doesn’t work, I’ll look into surgery again. I also bought an infrared sauna light, which is supposed to help. I like the idea of lasers rather than invasive surgery, but I’ve read so much about how you need to open up the site to get the infection out, and Dr. Hansen as far as I know only uses lasers. Have you talked to their office? ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Charles, found this about the Fullerton dentist.... by Karlson 9 mon 917

Charles, ... ... I did not talk to their office. It does not quite agree with me how they promote themselves on their webpage, especially ”beware of imitators” link. I guess negative advertisement makes a bad impression on me. ... I have done oil pulling for a ling time, it does help you to detoxify. It is not a permanent solution, though. Be careful, if you are not used to it and start doing it every day, it could give you diarrhea. I am doing it 5 days a week. ... ... I am also trying to research NMT (neromodulation technique) for cavitations. [End]

Karlson...... by AngelofEventide 9 mon 959

As I told Charles, one of the best to go to is Dr. Margolis in Mesa, AZ. I was going to go to him, but couldn’t put together the money to do so. They do have a payment option called Care something that is like a medical credit card kind of thing. It is interest free for 12 months. [End]

Re: Karlson...... by charlesarmand 7 mon 733

I spoke to Dr. Margolis today, and I think I am going to do the surgery with him in a few weeks. I haven’t been able to find anyone closer. I will update afterwards. ... [End]

Re: Cavitation Dentist in Los Angeles by wakeup 5 mon 560

Good Luck. [End]

Re: Cavitation Dentist in Los Angeles by charlesarmand 5 mon 552

Thank you to those who recommended Dr. Margolis in Mesa, AZ! ... ... I had the cavitation surgery on Wednesday with Dr. Margolis. It all went really smoothly. It was really no more of a big deal than getting a wisdom tooth out. I have some pain and swelling, but it’s not really that bad, and he and his assistant did everything they could to make my visit pleasant and comfortable. It did not take that long. The office is beautiful, and they have every machine to test for everything (Panoramic scan cavitat, etc.) Very state of the art. It’s only a six hour drive from Los Angeles, and there is a H ... [retrieve this message]

Anyone know of a Cavitation doctor in california? Why don't they recogni...

by Benny562 9 mon 792

Why is it so hard to find help when dealing with jawbone cavitations. It makes me sick to know that the dental association doesn’t recognize jawbone cavitations. Just because it’t not common doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. This pain I’m having is almost unbearable at times. I’ve been trying to find someone to help me,but haven’t had much success. Does anyone out there know of a good cavitation surgeon? I have all the symptoms of a jawbone cavitation. Mandibular jawbone pain that radiates to the maxilliary jaw. Sinus congestion,chronic fatigue. Hopefully there’s someone out there who knows o ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Anyone know of a Cavitation doctor in california? Why don't they rec... by stefb 9 mon 596

There are a few I know of in San Diego.... what part of CA are you in? [End]

Re: Anyone know of a Cavitation doctor in california? Why don't they rec... by stefb 9 mon 648

I just got diagnosed needing Cavitation on upper left area. I have acne bad on that side of the face, constant sinus infection and facial pain on that side, confusion, fatigue, I can go on and on. This has been going on for 5 years now! Nobody could diagnose until this Dentist I went to. They tested me last week too for bacteria and found 3 different strains going on. I’ve dont have any pain on that side and there are no root canals or extractions up there either. The cavitation thing is new to me and I dont really know much about it. I pray it takes care of all my med probs. [End]

Re: Anyone know of a Cavitation doctor in california? Why don't they rec... by Benny562 9 mon 625

Can you send me the name of the dentist that’s treating you. I live in orange county california,not to far from san diego. [End]

Re: Anyone know of a Cavitation doctor in california? Why don't they rec... by charlesarmand 9 mon 574

Hi, I would like to know the name of the dentist who’s treating you too. And what types of prices were you quoted? Thanks! [End]

Re: Anyone know of a Cavitation doctor in california? Why don't they rec... by stefb 9 mon 766

sent you a PM [End]

Re: Anyone know of a Cavitation doctor in california? Why don't they rec... by RYANCREST 8 mon 505

Hi I too am looking for a good doc who does cavitation surgery. Im in LA but was considering Dr. Marvin in San Diego. do you have any recomendations and can you tell how much you are being quoted. Dr. Marvin looks to be expensive as the consult fee and exam alone are $400 [End]

Re: Anyone know of a Cavitation doctor in california? Why don't they rec... by Benny562 8 mon 584

I saw Dr Marvin and his consultation and conebeam Xray was around $275. Unfortunately most holistic/biolical dentists that treat this is farely expensive and finding one is the hard part because the dental boards don’t recognize this and doctors and dentists don’t want to run the risk of getting there licenses revoked. Dr Marvin does treat cavitation problems,but like most that do, he doesn’t have a Cavitat machine. The conebeam xray sometimes doesn’t show clearly what’s going on in the jaw so you need to find someone who uses the Cavitat machine which is an ultrasound that measures bone l ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Anyone know of a Cavitation doctor in california? Why don't they rec... by Tolle 20 days 55

Do you know of cavitaion dentists in southern CA? ... Thank-you! [End]

Jawbone cavitation

by Benny562 10 mon 1,025

I’ve been experiencing a myriad of symptoms in my health the last couple months. I have chronic fatigue,headaches,anxiety,depression,insomnia and feel suicidal at times. I had a cone beam xray done that showed I have cavitations, I was wondering if anyone on here has had the same symptoms as I do. On top of that I have 7 root canals in my mouth that the holistic dentist wants to remove. Im a mess and could really use some input please [End]

Re: Jawbone cavitation by dukeeeey 10 mon 989

I made a website about my journey with root canals and cavitations .. ... ... http://www.btinternet.com/~celia.curtis/ ... ... hopefully it’ll help you :) ... Basically if you do get those root canals remove, it’s not enough to remove them. All the infected bone from around the teeth must also be removed. [End]

Re: Jawbone cavitation by Benny562 10 mon 954

I never knew about jawbone cavitations until my neighbor told me I might have one. I had multiple root canals retreated only for the pain to stay in my teeth and jaw. I was referred to Ucla and they diagnosed me with pre trigeminal neuralgia. I wasnt about to start taking that seizure medication until I know for a fact that its that what I have. All the symptoms and signs point towards jawbone cavitation, since the area where Im having the problem I had a wisdom and molar taken out and possibly the ligament wasnt taken out and have cavitations now. On top of that I have 7 root canals that ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Jawbone cavitation by stefan0809 10 mon 781

Try organic vegan diet, I have 2 meals per day, fruits, whole grain cereals and nuts for breakfast, and fresh vegetables , cooked vegetables or beans or grains with seeds or olives for lunch. Lunch 6 hours after breakfast. Water 2 hours after last meal and half hour before next meal. Lemonade in the morning. ... No sugar, no white bread, no oils. ... Diet is very important, don’t expect everything from the doctor. [End]

Re: Jawbone cavitation by Esstee 5 mon 310

Sounds like you need to clean up your body of toxins and any/and all contributors for infection. I’d start by eliminating all sugars, milk, starch and pastas. You can then look at building your bodies natural defense by bulking up on dark greens and vegetables. I found sweet grass to be a major contributor here. And finally, if you’r still struggling, you can resort to more drastic measures such as; colloidal silver and blood purification. I’ve done all the above and found wellness despite a long standing jaw bone infection(5+ yrs). To which I’d add, today, I am symptom free. Not cured... ... [retrieve this message]

Dr. Lechner - cavitation

by #155165 12 mon 857

Hello, ... did anyone have a cavitation treatment done by Dr. Lechner from Munich, Germany? Is the diagnostic that he uses effective? Thank you for your help, I really need advice. ... Kate [End]

Re: Dr. Lechner - cavitation by dukeeeey 11 mon 750

I’ve no idea if he is a good surgeon but the info on the website is really good. ... ... http://www.dr-lechner.de/engl/sanierung5.php ... ... [End]

Re: Dr. Lechner - cavitation by stefan0809 10 mon 832

I hope it is not too late. I did it there, my last surgery in 2007. He uses CAVITAT scan to detect cavitations, he found 7 infected areas, he told me to do first the upper right quadrant where I had 3 infected areas: 11, 12 and 18. Before the surgery they gave me ozone and vitamin infusions, and next 2 days. He is expensive. But it wouldn’t have metter to me if the surgery succeeded. It didn’t. The same pain remained on position 11 and 12. He told me to come back after 7 months to do one more cavitat scan to check. But I didn’t have money. My family and local dental specialists didn’t supp ... [retrieve this message]

NMT and Cavitation

by Tolle 12 mon 1,089 Cavitations / Applied Ki

I have been reading about NMT therapy for cavitation. Does anyone have any recent success with this? Does anyone know of a good practitioner between L.A., and San Diego? ... I am also considering doing the cavitaion surgery. Would really appreciate any info anyone has on Dr.s in this area that do the surgery.. So tired of feeling sick and being in pain..Been so many years, no one I’ve seen can help. But still looking!! ... THANKS!! [End]

Re: NMT and Cavitation by dukeeeey 12 mon 1,045

Cavitations contain dead bone. Unless bring the dead back to life, the only treatment is surgery. [End]

Re: NMT and Cavitation by Tolle 12 mon 808

Do you know a good cavitaion dentist in southern CA???? ... Thanks.. [End]

Re: NMT and Cavitation by Cathalina54 11 mon 753

An Ozone Injection in the jaw bone at the source of the infection can cure and prevent a jaw infection from occuring in the first place. ... ... I know of at least one such trained holistic dentist in the U.S. who does Ozone Injections just like they do in Germany. Dr. John Rothchild, 175 Mercado Street, Durango, CO. 970-382-7780 [End]

Costs of Cavitation Surgery? Is $1600 normal?

by JennyGa 12 mon 733

Hi ... I got a quote for cavitation surgery. It would be $450 for initial appt consult and then $1600 for surgery. This seems to be very expensive, is this normal? ... [End]

Re: Costs of Cavitation Surgery? Is $1600 normal? by cspeter7 10 mon 746

Wow! You also went to Blanch Grube and Scranton PA, didn’t you? Not only was it what you quoted for me too, but times 4 for four wisdom teath $6400. And the consult was supposed to be $450 but actually was $500 because I was told upon leaving tha tthe cavitat was $50 for 2 of the areas. Was glad she could not get it to work on the other 2 areas or I would have owed an extra $100. I’m inclined to dispute that additional $50 cavitat charge with her office since no mention was made of it’s added cost until afterwards. Perhaps she has a very high overhead in her practice. The mercury fi ... [retrieve this message]

cavitation dentist near Northern NJ?

by JennyGa 13 mon 697

Can anyone recommend a cavitation dentist near northern NJ? I live 30 min outside NY city. [End]

Re: cavitation dentist near Northern NJ? by Taper 12 mon 647

Yes there is! I just learned this this week. I live down south and asked my dentist if anyone good was in NJ for a relative of mine. He gave me the following name! ... ... ... Dr. Phil Mollica ... 392 Victor Street ... Saddle Brook, NJ 07606 ... P: (201) 587-0222 ... ... ... http://www.rockmolldental.com/DrMoll.html [End]

Re: cavitation dentist near Northern NJ? by BCmama 10 mon 543

My family goes to Dr. Perman in englewood cliffs. He has been excellent so far and we have also had a very good experience with his hygienists. I know he does a lot of oral surgery now and I think he may even be affiliated with Englewood Hospitals oral surgery department. I definitely recommend him. [End]

dental health

by #137587 13 mon 946

In the last 4 years I have had terrible health, skin issues (morgellons-grovers), fatigue, brain fog, IBS (200lbs down to 155 lbs, eye problem, scalp and parasites. About a year ago I met a holistic dentist who said I had a dental issue. Since then we have pulled all of my wisdom teeth and most of my teeth the we chew. Next week we finish all the chewing teeth. All of them hae had terrible black/greenish roots. We cannot figure this out. I seem to get a little better as we clean up the infections. ... ... Has anyone else seen this? We have no clue about why this would happen. I did have ... [retrieve this message]

Re: dental health by #150031 13 mon 955

Yes, I’ve had a similar experience. The crowned molars had black bacteria inside of them (which is probably Clostridium) and the root canals looked like mummy teeth. I had severe fatigue, chronic tooth aches and headaches, insomnia, etc. My teeth were in terrible shape too. I consulted with several dentists and oral surgeons before I was able to get them out. Most feared that I’d go into shock or coma if the teeth shattered upon removal so they rejected me, but I continued to look for a surgeon. ... ... Actually, all of the root canals did shatter and most of the crowned teeth came out mostly ... [retrieve this message]

Re: dental health by #137587 13 mon 735

Interesting- and thanks. ... Whilke I had no pain and mine also didnt show on xrays, I certainly have had plenty of issues. I still have at leasty 5 more to go and maybe more after that-about half are gone now. ... I cant figure out why? [End]

Re: dental health by #137587 13 mon 803

How long after getting the teeth pulled did it take for you to feel better? Did all of your health come back? ... Did you go with denturesor implants? [End]

Re: dental health by #150031 13 mon 934

The chronic fatigue and pain decreased immediately. I felt less depressed and experienced a very uplifting and energetic reaction. I had to hold myself back physically, because I had so much housework and yardwork to do, but the extractions held me back to a certain extent. If I did too much, the extractions weeped and bled. If my blood pressure went up, the extractions hurt. ... ... I have metal toxicity, so I don’t plan to use implants. If the dentures don’t feel secure, instead of implants, I’ll get bone grafts to build up the ridges. ... ... All of my health has not completely reversed. My lymph ... [retrieve this message]

Re: dental health by #137587 13 mon 791

The dentist kept calling it gangrenous. ... I cant say things turned on like a switch but its been 6-7 weeks since we started and I added 20lbs. My skin issues seem some better also. I still get very tired. ... Wed I have 5 more being pulled. If its up to me I will pull them all. ... I get eye floaters all the time and I wonder if they will go away. FYI- my eye floaters went away for a while when I took some anti-parasitic meds. ... Wed cant come quickly enough [End]

Re: dental health by #150031 13 mon 887

Interesting... You know, my dentist said that all old root canals are gangrenous, so perhaps yours were green because they were in the advanced stage of rotting in your flesh. So far, I had five root canals and six crowned teeth extracted. My old root canals looked like orangish baby mummy teeth and the crowned teeth had black clostridium in them. ... ... I haven’t noticed weight changes or skin differences, but even though I have more energy, I still have some very serious fatigue issues that overwhelm me at times. It’s unpredictable as to when it happens, but the chronic fatigue is so greatl ... [retrieve this message]

Re: dental health by #137587 13 mon 716

We pulled # 2 and 28-31 this morning. I feel like crap right now-mainly my head. Black roots-teeth looked sick. ... I still havetthe front 8 but will get them pulled as soon as possilbe-they hurt and flagged as bad on the electrodermal. ... I am very curious about the next couple weeks. Like I said before I went from 200 down to 155-started getting better when we pulled some sick teeth out of my mouth and in seven weeks I got up to 178. ... I still have some dermatitis, eye floaters-stomach issues and fatigue-will see what happends [End]

Re: dental health by BracesandBeyond 12 mon 760

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Dr. Robert Jarvis - Caviations

by #17845 14 mon 1,306

Has anyone heard of Dr. Robert Jarvis II in Santa Rosa CA? I plan to see him next week about cavitation and wonder if anyone has experience with him? ... ... I have had chronic Lyme disease and very debilitating pain. A formed MD (Dietrich Klinghardt) and my current dentist both think I have two cavitation sites at my former wisdom teeth sites. I have heard a lot about the jaw and chronic illness being related...anyone have any input here? ... ... Thanks so much! [End]

Re: Dr. Robert Jarvis - Caviations by lgrass 12 mon 822

did u see jarvis. did he operate on your cavitations. if so, have u seen improvement. thinking of seeing him also. ... ... tx, lisa [End]

Re: Dr. Robert Jarvis - Caviations by sevan 12 mon 825

yes, i saw Jarvis for a consultation. i wasn’t too impressed. he was non-communicative and i had to pry out of him what he planned to do and why. he saw me from a surgeons point of view and only saw my mouth, not my entire person. IMO, many docs get irritated when you question what they are doing, and that is a bad sign. your body, your money, your employee. ... ... what i understand he does is basically cuts a slot in the caviated area and injects ozone. that’s it. he thought scraping and such was too aggressive, but that is his opinion. ... ... i ended up seeing a ND who is also a former dentist n ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Dr. Robert Jarvis - Caviations by lgrass 12 mon 919

hi ... ... thanks...wld love to hear more abt your cav treatment can you pls PM me and then I can write you back with my email addy. ... ... i thought jarvis’ surgery was too quick to be effective, i had one surgery done by him but felt no result at all. ... ... its really difficult to find someone who is good to treat this condition. ... ... thanks, lisa [End]

Re: Dr. Robert Jarvis - Caviations by sevan 12 mon 958

Lisa, ... ... not much else to say. i wish i could be more helpful. that only other doc that i have heard about that does invasive work is Dr. Glaros in Houston, TX. but otherwise i think there are only a few people that do the surgeries. ... ... good luck! [End]

How I stopped my bone infection....

by Esstee 15 mon 1,644

Believe it or not, I’ve been a member at curezone for several years and I never knew this forum existed! I’m also quite surprised that it never came-up in my search over the years though I might have overlooked it. ... ... Anyways, I’ve been struggling with a lower jawbone infection for several years now and I’ve been through some very tough times as a result of this(pain, kidney damage, depression, antibiotic resistance, long term antibiotic side-effects such as joint damage, psychological and emotional etc) I mean the list seems endless! ... ... However, I’m happy to report that all is not lost f ... [retrieve this message]

Re: How I stopped my bone infection.... by yetti 14 mon 967

what caused the bone infection in the first place and where is it located. ... and yeah, can definately relate to the death thoughts ... but keep on keeping on after all ... tomorrow is another day! [End]

Re: How I stopped my bone infection.... by Esstee 12 mon 879

Q. what caused the bone infection in the first place and where is it located. ... ... A. The bone infection was caused by a slip of a needle during a root canal gone wrong. The dentist performing the procedure was trying to force a needle between the two teeth when she slipped and drove the needle deep into the bone. My take is that this introduced bacteria into the bone and began the entire affair. ... ... The infected bone is located in the lower mandible at the left mandibular first molar. ... ... That being said, my latest biopsy showed my infection has turned fungal. :( [End]

Re: How I stopped my bone infection.... by linguabella 13 mon 861

I read your story and can’t help but think of what I’m going through. I have cavitations (jaw bone infections). I truly believe in MMS and now CDS. ... ... Would you mind telling me what dosage you took to overcome the infection and how long did it take you to see results. ... ... I thank you!!! [End]

Re: How I stopped my bone infection.... by Esstee 12 mon 973

Hello, first off I want to apologize for taking so long to answer. Problem is, I forgot all about this post and completely neglected to check up on it after posting it. ... ... Q. Would you mind telling me what dosage you took to overcome the infection and how long did it take you to see results. ... ... In my own condition, I started with MMS and didn’t see any real changes until I reached an 18 drops dose 3 times per day. I followed this protocol until I could not longer tolerate the stuff(roughly 3 years) in any way shape or form. ... ... I then began CDS as a substitute for MMS which I take in a dos ... [retrieve this message]

Re: How I stopped my bone infection.... by Esstee 5 mon 369

I wanted to update this thread and say that I’ve been officially off MMS/CDS for over 6 months now as a result of colloidal silver/blood purifier treatments. Which I might add, are much easier to tolerate than the MMS/CDS ever was. ... ... Having said that, I’m planning on adding a high intensity IR laser treatments to my condition in May, in hopes of curing my condition once and for all. (fingers crossed). ... ... [End]

Re: How I stopped my bone infection.... by Kellie Fortner 3 mon 207

what specific device are you using? [End]

Re: How I stopped my bone infection.... by Tolle 20 days 41

Hello! ... I also have a bone infection in jaw. Can you let me know if the laser worked and what exactly (and where) did you get the treatments? TAlso could you elaborate on the silver treatments too? ... Thanks!! [End]

Re: How I stopped my bone infection.... by #101164 19 days 46

nvm by chaosoffar 16 mon 421

nvm [End]

Is it possible to have a cavitation or infection at the tip of a root wi...

by Jen918 17 mon 1,433 Cavitations / Dental Hea / Dental Sup / 4 / 5

I went somewhere thinking I needed to have one dead tooth extracted and they are saying there is are dark marks at the tips of the roots of all four wisdom teeth (on the OPG x-ray). They say its probably infection/cavitation. I can see the mark by two roots at the bottom but it is so faint and I don’t want to have four teeth taken out if I don’t need to. ... Just wondered if anyone has ever heard of this. I have never had an extraction or root canal and never had any problems with my wisdom teeth - no cavities in them. Just seems so extreme to take them all out. ... Could there be any other ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Is it possible to have a cavitation or infection at the tip of a roo... by dukeeeey 17 mon 1,383

Normally if you can see a dark area immediately under the roots of the tooth, it normally means there is an abscess there. [End]
Re: Is it possible to have a cavitation or infection at the tip of a roo... by #137587 14 mon 1,121

so did you get your wisdom tooth pulled- was is black? [End]

cavitation scan and surgery if needed in the UK

by snowathlete 17 mon 948 Cavitations / Dental Hea / CFS, ME, C

hi, ... ... I have ME/CFS and have a few problems with my teeth. ... ... I am looking into the possibility that cavitations may be a factor, and want to get either a cavitat or 3d cone ct scan done to check my jaws for cavitations. ... ... If found, then obviously i would then need to have the surgery done to sort it. ... ... I am in the UK in Wiltshire. I know of one place in the UK that does this, the Munroe Hall clinic in Bedfordshire but want to check out other options and get some advice. ... ... I also need some other stuff done, amalgams replaced, fillings, chipped tooth sorted etc. ... ... I am also looking int ... [retrieve this message]

Re: cavitation scan and surgery if needed in the UK by Esstee 12 mon 658

I’d recommend a Cavitat for bone damage(not loss) and an iCat scan for cavitation. [End]

I REALLY need some advice, please

by Mommaloves 17 mon 1,684 Dental Support / Dental Hea / Cavitation / 4

I had tooth 19 (my bottom left molar) filled (white filling) by a bad dentist 3 years ago,I had pain the whole year after the filling while chewing only so I did not chew on that side, 1 year later I went to another dentist and she refilled the tooth, with white composite filling, still the same pain- only if i were to chew or touch the specific spot, or if the toothbrush touches this specific little spot on the tooh (which is near the front cusp going towards the top center of the tooth) the pain is very bad but doesnt last, the tooth is not sensitive to hot or cold, I can clench my teet ... [retrieve this message]

Re: I REALLY need some advice, please by ThinkAgain 17 mon 1,422

It’s very difficult to say what could be wrong without seeing anything. Your problem could be a bad filling or poorly adjusted occlusion (bite) on your filling. Also some people have tooth nerves that are closer to outside surface of the tooth, which make for more sensitivity in some spots. [End]

Re: I REALLY need some advice, please by Mommaloves 11 mon 908

Hey, thanks for your response. It’s been awhile and I’ve gone to the dentist again who did the filling and she took xrays and everything looks fine, though I still have pain when biting onto food/ chewing. The only thing the xray showed is that a nerve in the molar is unusually high but the filling is not a deep one, it does not go into the dentin. The dentist could not offer me any help other than a referral to see an endodontist. I have not gone, and don’t really plan to. ... My bottom molar does not hurt as long as i do not chew semi-hard- hard foods. I think maybe getting it replaced wit ... [retrieve this message]

Re: I REALLY need some advice, please by ThinkAgain 11 mon 966

First, let me say that your dentist should be able to make your tooth numb without injecting all over the place. Injections into 2 or sometimes 3 spots is normal procedure, however if a dentist injects all over the place, it means s/he does not know where your nerves are and for me, that’s reason enough to doubt my dentist’s abilities. ... ... Regarding your molar pain being caused by a nerve that’s close to surface, it’s very much possible. However, in situation like that, hot and cold will also cause pain. But if your pain occurs only when you bite, my best guess is that your new filling is o ... [retrieve this message]

Re: I REALLY need some advice, please by LIFEcounselor1 13 mon 1,207

To momaloves--- ... ... I can Help and will answer your question & concerns when I have time, later this week. Your situation is fixable if you’re able to take decisive action AND if you’re willing to learn. ... The veracity of My answers & my information will be Self-Evident as soon as you’re done reading it. ... ... But I need current data about You before I reply. ... SO-what’s your current Status? Tell me how many natural teeth are in your Head. Use the Teeth numbers when telling me exactly which teeth have fillings and which are missing, etc. Tell me the condition of your teeth by their numbers. ... [retrieve this message]

Re: I REALLY need some advice, please by Tolle 12 mon 1,043

I was wonering if you coulld please let me know of any cavitation dentists in southern CA? Found Dr. in mexico, but not here. I was told by Dr. Cook in Wi ( sent him my panoramic) that i have cavitation issues. Please help if you can, everything is just getting worse.. Thanks [End]

cavitation coming back?

by #57844 18 mon 1,005

I know it is common for people needing surgery again after having the cavitation cleaned out. ... ... Does anyone know how long it takes for a cavitation to come back back after surgery? ... ... How soon can symptoms appear? ... ... Thankyou [End]

Re: cavitation coming back? by dukeeeey 18 mon 942

depends, if the surgeon missed a spot while cleaning, the symptoms can come back quickly. ... ... I had a cav surgery that failed twice. First time I think he cleaned everything out. Problem started to come back really 6 months after surgery. [End]

Re: cavitation coming back? by phelp 17 mon 858

For the last 5 years I have had poor health-skin-scalp-stomach and lung issues. Six to nine months ago I met a dentist who said I had infected teeth-he used an electrodermal machine to test me. We pulled all four wisdom teeth and some others-total of seven. They all were grossly infection-they looked black from the gum line down. Today-about six months later he had to go back in and clean out some infection in the jaw bone I guess. He said they were near #19 and 32. Is this somewhat normal? ... Is there anything I can do to help the healing? ... phelp [End]

Re: cavitation coming back? by nomirena 17 mon 927

My infection returned in about two months after surgery. It started with tingling and now is worse than before, I have severe facial nerve pain that I didn’t have before the surgery. I have been unable to find a different Dr in my area....not sure what to do. [End]

Re: cavitation coming back? by yetti 15 mon 782

they have a new collodial silver gel on the market ... instead of a liquid it sticks to the gum longer, they are using it in canada as a bacterial treatment after surgery etc. [End]

Re: cavitation coming back? by Esstee 12 mon 659

Yes its common. ... ... The cells have a nasty habit of keeping a memory. This is why it’s best to replace damaged bone with healthy marrow(transplant). The older method of packing antibiotic cement in the cavity don’t hold up well against recurring infection. ... ... Also, it’s quite common for the infection to lay in narrow fissures within the bone which will remain invisible to scans. Which often result in a reoccurring infection over time. ... ... That being said, bone infection are very difficult to eradicate which often results in multiple procedures and years of care and treatment. ... ... Hope thi ... [retrieve this message]

Re: cavitation coming back? by #156084 11 mon 605

For anyone that has cavitation that keeps coming back, it may be helpful to have a holistic dentist do an ozone injection in that area. [End]

Has anyone here used Zeolite for their cavs? by AngelofEventide 19 mon 595

I am taking Zeolite now for heavy metal chelation. Since Zeolites absorb metals, toxins, bad bacteria, fungus, candida and so on, do you think it would work on any potential cav? I don’t know if I have a cav or not (haven’t been able to save up for, or get to the cav specialist I want to see), but just wondering. I’ve been on the Zeolite for over a week and started having some twinging in one of my teeth tonight. Had my amalgams removed years ago. Thanks. [End]

Anyone know about dental material testing?

by Grace2Marayger 19 mon 1,634 Dental Support / Amalgam Re / Root Canal / 4 / 5

RE: ... Biocomp Laboratories vs Clifford test for dental materials compatibility? ... ... I am trying to decide between those two and, or kinesiology type energy testing like ART Autonomic Response Testing and, or Zyto Testing. ... ... Anyone know about dental material testing? [End]

Re: Anyone know about dental material testing? by preeti22 19 mon 1,570

Lots of lack of knowledge also there in many peoples regarding dental health. As the way of brushing and treatment for the teeth. [End]

Re: Anyone know about dental material testing? by samhod 19 mon 1,705

I wish I had an answer! I’m looking at the same thing and am following your thread.... ... I’m also looking into dentists in Tijuana, do you happen to have heard of any referrals for biological dentists from there? ... Thank you, and all the best! ... Sam ... The Huggins Institute had a staff member that personally went to Dr. Lagos in TJ (couldn’t for legal reasons of course ’recommend’): http://www.biologicaldent.com/index.html ... don’t know if he’s the one, still gathering info, thanks again [End]

Re: Anyone know about dental material testing? by samhod 18 mon 1,528

What I started to type (pain brain fog...) was that Dr. Lagos suggests going through Biocomp and provides details on his website. I called them yesterday and the staff was very friendly, informative and prompt, I’m receiving my kit in the mail here in the next day or two. Also have quick turnaround ave. around a day or two. Requesting kit is free, then when you mail it back the charge is $275 for processing. [End]

Re: Anyone know about dental material testing? by Grace2Marayger 18 mon 1,513

I have a kit of BioComp and then I got interested in ... The Clifford test and at the suggestion of my dentist I ended up going to a Wellness Center that used Bio Meridian testing instead. We tested 80 different dental materials. The testing showed me non reactive to amalgam but reactive to mercury. I think there is mercury in amalgam so that is a little confusing. I have an appointment to re crown my #15 root canal tooth. I wish I had the guts to have it pulled and I am praying I am doing the right thing. ... ... Please report back how your testing goes! [End]

Re: Anyone know about dental material testing? by yetti 14 mon 1,305

if you decide to have the root canal pulled... ... tell the doctor to pull the peridontal ligament with it ... the peridontal ligament holds the tooth in place, if left in it can block circulation and hold bacteria and cause... ... jawbone cavitations. wish i would have known this before ... i had my root canal pulled. [End]

Dental material testing by fortis123 15 mon 1,348

Dental material testing is especially patients who have experienced multiple allergies, multiple chemical sensitivities, or patients wanting to replace many restorations and/or undergo total dental revision. [End]

After surgery by nomirena 20 mon 428

I had surgery on Wednesday to repair my cavitation. Any tips for healing in the coming weeks ? Has anyone had problems with recurrence once it has healed ? [End]

after cavitation surgery?

by smitho 21 mon 937

Hi, i am booked in tomorrow to have 2 cavitation sites cleaned out,both from wisdom teeth extractions.. ... ... How painful is the procedure,and after the operation? ... ... ... Would i be able to drive home afterwards? it will be a 2 hour trip home.. ... ... Thanks! [End]

Re: after cavitation surgery? by AngelofEventide 21 mon 816

Don’t know for sure, but I think they usually like someone to drive you home. Why not call them and ask? [End]

After cavitation surgery -- 1 inflamed site.

by missthang 21 mon 1,068 Cavitations / Dental Hea

I had my 4 cavitations debried yesterday and I guess overall it went ok. One of the sites, however, seems to be a bit inflamed -- the others are kind of sore but not particularly swollen, but this one’s kind of swollen. ... ... The dentist who did it is 2.5 hrs away and I simply cannot make the return trip to have a follow up, so I’d like to ask you all what you think I should do. The dentist gave me some homeopathic crystals to put under my tongue and I took them every 1/2 hr yesterday (well, until I fell asleep at 8pm), but since I’m also battling candida, I didn’t want to keep taking them to ... [retrieve this message]

Re: After cavitation surgery -- 1 inflamed site. by dukeeeey 21 mon 1,029

warm salt water [End]

Not sure which direction.....

by nomirena 22 mon 1,018

... I have had a gum infection over the past few months that has not been resolved. I went to a periodontist who did laser surgey because he thought my ligaments were pulling the gum tissue away from my teeth. This is in the same area where I had a tissue graft a few years ago because of a thirty year old injury. A couple of weeks later, the infection came back. Now, he tells me that I have a cavitation from osteoporosis. I have a test scheduled but I am pre-menopausal and have doubts about that. He gave me an antibiotic which, from what I read, will not help and it made me very sick. ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Not sure which direction..... by nomirena 22 mon 947

I forgot to add that the periodontist told me that he would fill the hole. Is that right ? [End]

Re: Not sure which direction..... by dukeeeey 22 mon 1,106

How did he work out you had a cavitation ? Sounds pretty dubious to me. You can have a massive cavitation, and the gum above will look perfectly healthy with no inflammation at all. ... ... As for non invasive treatments for cavitations. I think their probability for success lies somewhere around the 0% mark. Cavitational osteocrenosis can be likened to having a finger get frost bitten then die and go black. The only possible solution is to remove the dead material or finger. Cavitations are like this, even though there is a physical hole, normally the bone around them is heavily diseased or de ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Not sure which direction..... by nomirena 22 mon 920

What about filling it ? [End]

Re: Not sure which direction..... by dukeeeey 22 mon 884

fill it with what ? ... [End]

Re: Not sure which direction..... by nomirena 22 mon 940

He lasers out the hole and fills with bovine bone. [End]

Re: Not sure which direction..... by dukeeeey 22 mon 1,000

i dont know much about this really, but if done right a cavitation will heal and regrow healthy bone on its own. It’s just takes a while, actually it can take up to a year. [End]

Re: Not sure which direction..... by nomirena 22 mon 1,066

I have an appointment with the perio to go over in depth what he plans to do. He briefly told me that he lasers out the problem area and then grafts the bone. He says the graft helps regrow your own cells therefore healing faster. I was hoping to see if someone else had it done to confirm. I have been going to him for a few years and have had three surgeries not related to this and he seems to be honorable. [End]

Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar?

by naturegirl39 22 mon 2,112

I am considering cavitation surgery with Dr. Chris Hussar in Reno, NV. A friend who had surgery with him highly recommends him(his health improved significantly following surgery). Dr. Hussar reviewed the panoral x-ray I mailed to him and found cavitations in my three extracted wisdom teeth as well as infection in a remaining wisdom tooth and in a recent root canal. I was in excellent health until about 10 years ago (age 45) and have tried just about everything to get better (amalgam removal included). ... ... If anyone has seen Dr. Hussar, I would really appreciate your feedback. [End]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by justlife 21 mon 1,282

I too am seeking any feed back about Dr. Hussar. Have you learned anything yet? Anything would be helpful. Thanks [End]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by smileynow 16 mon 1,151

I talked to Dr. Hussar in the last year and he refused to take my case, as he was in the process of retiring. I wonder if he is tired of being harrassed by the maistream ”good ol’ boy” network of dentistry where he practices? ... ... If I find a practitioner to diagnose and successfully treat my cavitations, I will announce it (if it is okay with the practitioner) here on this forum. [End]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by worked4me 14 mon 1,147

If you are willing to travel to Vancouver BC CANADA I know of an excellent oral surgeon with a cavitat machine who treated my cavitations successfully . 10 years of chronic illness gone :) [End]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by yetti 14 mon 1,061

what was the initial problem and what did the dentist do to treat it? [End]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by smileynow 16 mon 1,141

Have you been able to get your cavitation surgery? I had a consultation with Dr. Hussar more than a year ago and was not ready to have the surgery, as I had never heard of a cavitation. After more suffering & antibiotics I called Dr. Hussar, but he does not want to take my case at this point. He is in the process of retiring. ... ... It is criminal for the majority of dental schools and dentists to pretend cavitations don’t exist! I wish a symptomatic cavitation on each and every one of them. What are we supposed to do? If I find a surgeon to address and successfully treat my problem I ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by LIFEcounselor1 13 mon 1,365

Yes, I’ve seen Dr. Hussar. ... He is a Friend & a Colleague. ... I have also been one of his Patients. In fact, he did all 4 of my Cavitation Surgeries (1998-2002) & the Aftercare procedures {Cultures & Sensitivities, IV Antibiotics at Home, etc.}, ... ... I was LITERALLY dying from Systemic Sepsis & beginning Kidney failure & High Fevers when Dr. Ravins {Los Angeles} referred me to him in 1998. Even though Dr. Ravins did Cavitation Surgery, he told me that he did not want to work on me because he had never had a Patient with 4 massive Cavitations, which infected 26 units in my Maxilla & in my Man ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by lgrass 10 mon 869

hi: ... ... i desperately need your help. i am suffering from a jaw infection that is destroying my health and i can find noone to help me. i had an abcessed tooth that rc’d 2x, then apicod, finally extracted. i still have extreme pain in that same location and am systemically ill now too. i feel if i cannot find help soon i too will die from this. ... ... pls write me at lgrasso_hawaii at yahoo dot com. ... ... i live in CA and am willing to travel if the right person can help win this battle. ... ... thanks for any and all help. ... ... with great appreciation. [End]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by Benny562 10 mon 877

I’m in the same boat, I just had 3 root canals removed and cleaned out following the Dr huggins protocol,but the pain has actually gotten worse in my jaw almost to the point of excruciating. I feel toxic and feel like my body is going to shut down any day and it’s a scary feeling. I can’t keep living like this and trying to find someone to help you is so hard :(.. If anyone knows of a good cavitation surgeon pls contact me at Bennyoc1@yahoo.com I’d greatly appreciate it [End]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by lostin2space 6 mon 427

Can you tell me if he is still seeing patients & if so where I could find him? I’ve heard nothing but amazing things about him & I want to make an appt. If you don’t want to post it here could you please email it to me? Thanks so much! [End]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by charlesarmand 5 mon 324

I was scheduled to do a cavitation surgery with Dr. Hussar, but several weeks after scheduling he suddenly doubled the price, and then a week after that he cancelled, saying that he was retired. This process set me back a good few weeks. This was in November. [End]

Re: Has anyone seen Dr. Chris Hussar? by Stella Raylene 5 mon 338

I have seen Dr. Hussar. I would highly recommend seeing him regarding your cavitations and root canal infection. I have had the surgery as well. Many people have had the surgery and had much success like myself. One man who could not walk is walking now. The infections can cause of many illnesses not just one. I would suggest getting the surgeries as the bacteria you have go directly into your blood stream. You can only benefit from having it done. [End]

Chelation before removing root canals and Crowns ?panoramic x-ray to ide...

by FantasyArt 22 mon 4,194 Root Canals / Cavitation / Dental Sup / 4 / 5 / 6

Please, I need your advise ,I`m desperate and don’t know what to do anymore. ... I have replaced the visible Amalgam Fillings more than a month ago ... and didn`t start the chelation because I still have two Root Canals and two Crowns. ... ... Is there a way to chelate with DMSA before removing root canals and Crowns ? ... I already have the DMSA. ... ... I had many visits to a number of dentists and the family doctor. ... All of them refuse to give me the appointment to Ultra sound \MRI with STIR imaging \ Thermal imaging. ... The family doctor sends me to the dentists ,while they send me to do a digital panorami ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Chelation before removing root canals and Crowns ?panoramic x-ray to... by dukeeeey 22 mon 3,073

chelation is meant when you have a high exposure over a short period of time, eg you were exposed to a huge amount of mercury vapour and it’s in your blood stream. ... ... If you have amalgams you have the opposite of this. You have had a low exposure but over years. The metal isn’t in your blood, it’s bound inside all of your cells. Chelation will physically rip it out of your cells causing damage. There is also the possibility they will rip it out of your cells and just dump it somewhere else, so it can cause damage there. Chelation will also strip your body of vital minerals. ... ... For most peo ... [retrieve this message]

Great explanation, Dukeeeey! by fledgling 22 mon 2,902

Good thinking. ... ... I use Himalayan crystal Mineral Salts in a footbath to restore mineral balance, and cure any panic. ... ... Movement is good, too. ... ... I do an outdoor job of work for at least an hour every day...I am also relearning to walk. It’s been just two years since my stroke, and quitting 50 years of smoking. ... ... ... The other day I heard that the Arctic is polluted (mercury was mentioned four times). ... ... They also said that the polar bears are dying, and that mercury comes out of them through their fur. ... ... Perhaps we should shave our heads every once in a while. ... ... Someone pointed out tha ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Great explanation, Dukeeeey! by FantasyArt 22 mon 2,830

I Agree. ... I`m still searching for a non-plastic footbath localy. ... Why shave our heads if it already came out ? ... ... Yes me too. No CFL lightbulbs in my room ,but couldn`t convience my family. ... [End]

I`m tempted to do the x-ray... by FantasyArt 22 mon 2,654

Iv`e though most people today must chelate ,given the huge amounts of heavy metals and other toxins we are exposed to. ... ... The BAD dentist who crippled me did replace one Amalgam some years ago with the regular, unsafe method of drilling, probably leaving some Mercury inside. Guess this doesn`t count as all of it is already bound ? ... ... Thats for sure :( I`m still searching privately . ... But while I`m at it, I`m tempted to do the x-ray so I can try to find it by myself and then convience the dentist to either appoint me to Ultra sound \MRI or extract the Root Canals and instruct him how to do ... [retrieve this message]

Re: I`m tempted to do the x-ray... by fledgling 22 mon 2,677

Hi, FantasyArt, ... ... I believe I know how you feel...I had a dentist drill out a cracked filling, without benefit of rubber dam. ... ... I was spitting bits for days, and I am certain I swallowed at least two pieces. Later, for ages, the right back corner of my jaw was sore. ... ... Then, I felt something move and slide...from that corner of my jaw, forward, and stick to the outside of my esophagus, inside. ... ... It’s now gone, but every once in a while my throat aches, from somewhere beyond my tonsils. Yes, I still have my tonsils at age 73...though I am missing a few other bits. ... ... ... ... I have been ve ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Chelation before removing root canals and Crowns ?panoramic x-ray to... by samhod 19 mon 2,336

I am in exact same boat and have been using zeolite from helpingamericanow.com (i forget the company that makes it, but they are the only ones who process zeolite without harmful chemicals). site also sells home urine kits to test heavy metals and chart your progress. i went from off the chart high level heavy metal to low/absent, but my mouth is still garbage and I didn’t have amalgams taken out properly so I’m sure I’m still leaching so am still using the zeolite until I can figure things out... sigh. I wish we could just have wooden teeth like George Washington, I can’t believe how m ... [retrieve this message]

pain in root canaled- Crowned tooth ? by FantasyArt 22 mon 2,760

I just now had a moderate pain in my root canaled Crowned ... tooth for a few seconds and then it was gone. ... I started swishing with 3 drops of 2.5% iodine ... and it happened again. ... How is it possible? isn`t it dead? ... Any idea what is it ? damage from tooth flossing? [End]

Re: pain in root canaled- Crowned tooth ? by hanna 21 mon 2,744

I don’t know if you are still around, but I will answer anyhow. ... Since you seemed to mainly concerned about your teeth I wondered if you have done easier things talked about on CZ. ... My brainfog and aches and pains in different parts throughout the body went away with liverflushing. I also did bowel cleansing with oxypowder. ... ... Since then I have traveled to different forums but that is my base. ... ... Since all the talk about amalgams I had them replaced, even the rootcanals though they prefer to pull them. I still have one bridge but for the rest I assume all the electricity in my mouth is gon ... [retrieve this message]

Pain relieved.and reduced swelling w mustard and sunflower oil

by rudenski 23 mon 1,243

I will swish most any oil but canola or vegatable oil for mouth, teeth and gum health but I had a filling fall out and my oregano oil is 4 hours away. My sunflower and Ginger oil were not strong enough and then I read that a teaspoon of mustard a day will relieve arthritis. I was desperate and swished some regular mustard from the frig. It has reduced the swelling and taken awaymost of the pain. What a cheap alternative to a root canal and a stopgap measure until I can get a non-amalgam crown or filling. I will follow up if it stops working. [End]

Mustarf like everything else was temporary by rudenski 23 mon 1,224

Mustard lasted longer tan most things I swished but it still wore off. Is there someone who knows how to make a temporary filling out of common stuff that is not toxic? ... ... Is there something that will deaden that nerve? [End]

Re: Mustarf like everything else was temporary by yetti 15 mon 832

rub some cayenne pepper directly on the offended tooth and surrounding gum kills the pain [End]

Best dentist on east coast for cavitations ?

by p777 23 mon 1,429 Cavitations / Dental Hea / Dental Sup

I had a crown fall out tooth #13 (left upper jaw)last July 12 that had 2 root canals previously done. I am concerned about a possible cavitation as I was having symptoms like lightheaded, fatigue, dizziness, depression,brain fog, headache,etc as well as a rash on left side of neck since Feb.2011. ... ... I also have Lyme disease still have amalgam fillings take medication as well as being homozygous for MTHFR gene so I do not detox well. Dentist I am looking for would take this into consideration ... ... I would appreciate if people would post or personal e-mail (to protect identity of dentist) wh ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Best dentist on east coast for cavitations ? by oleg79 23 mon 1,366

You can visit this dentist here at http://www.200centralparkdental.com . I had my crowns placed for one of my frontal teeth 2 months back and there is no problem as such. ... [End]
Re: Best dentist on east coast for cavitations ? by gslavoff 13 mon 787

Would you mind sharing the name of the doctor you ultimately went to in the East Coast? [End]

MRI for Cavitations by dukeeeey 23 mon 950 Cavitations / Dental Hea

So 3 years ago I had a cavitat scan now which revealed a I had 3 cavitations, one where I had previously had a root canal extracted, and 2 where both my lower wisdom teeth had been extracted. The problem on my left side was huge, went most of the way along my jawbone. Anyway after my surgery my chronic health problems went. I was previously diagnosed with CFS, and the only help i was offered was to talk to other sick people...I was extremely extremely ill. ... ... 6 months after having much improved health my health problems started to return. But this time the cavitat and x-ray were all clear. ... [retrieve this message]

need advice on dental rinse solution post root canal extractions

by #132442 24 mon 1,440 Dental Health / Root Canal / Cavitation / 4

I am getting 5 root canals extracted tomorrow and wondered if anyone could advise me on how to make a solution to have the dentist use to flush out extraction sites.I have Lugols iodine and distilled water.Anyone ever mixed there own solution and if so what did you put it in? Thank you! [End]

Re: need advice on dental rinse solution post root canal extractions by dukeeeey 23 mon 1,480

make sure the dentists tries to remove all the infected bone as well, but not by drilling. [End]

Do silorane based composite fillings pose any health threat?

by FantasyArt 24 mon 2,500 Amalgam Replacement / Dental Hea / Dental Sup / 4 / 5

I have found what type of composite fillings the biological dentist uses in my area, and it`s silorane based. ... How safe is it compared to other composite fillings ? ... ... It seems to contain bisphenol A glycidyl methacrylate ... (bis-GMA) and Yttrium fluoride but idk if it`s ... the one the dentist will use... ... ... Composition -Filtek LS Low Shrink Posterior Restorative: ... • Silorane resin ... • Initiating system: camphorquinone, iodonium salt, electron donor ... • Quartz filler ... • Yttrium fluoride ... • Stabilizers ... • Pigments ... LS System Adhesive Self-Etch Primer: ... • Phosphorylated methacrylates ... • Vitrebond ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Do silorane based composite fillings pose any health threat? by powertool4 24 mon 1,867

Wow, that’s a lot of crap in there that I wouldn’t want in my body. ... ... Look up ”Simile composite”. That’s the one I get and it’s very minimal in its ingredients. [End]
- Too late :( by FantasyArt 23 mon 1,543
  
  Thanks, but it was a bit too late for me :( [End]

Re: Do silorane based composite fillings pose any health threat? by richinspirit 5 mon 430

All composites contain a long list of chemicals, you just normally wouldn’t be provided that list. Just because it has a scary sounding name doesn’t always mean trouble. Yttrium fluoride, for instance, is stable unless exposed to extremely high temperatures (the kind that would kill you) or to acids. ... ... I looked extensively through the scientific literature about the composite resins that exist in order to find the least toxic one for my own amalgam replacements. My conclusion is that Filtek Silorane is far superior and less toxic than other available composites. Silorane is a relatively n ... [retrieve this message]

root canal questions

by #137233 24 mon 1,876 Root Canals / Dental Hea / Cavitation

I had a root canal in late 2008. I’ve learned on curezone, that having a root canal can cause health problems. I now have a thyroid problem. If I touch the site that I had the root canal on, it does feel sore. I did take antibiotics & lost weight during the same time I had the root canal. Here are the questions that I have- ... ... What is the type of doctor that I’d have to see to look into the chemical toxicity of the root canal? ... ... I see a Naturpathic Doctor now, could that doctor test me for the chemicals used in root canals? ... ... What is the name of the type of dentist that can perform the ... [retrieve this message]

Re: root canal questions by #137233 24 mon 1,709

Anyone? [End]

Re: root canal questions by dukeeeey 24 mon 1,900

A bunch of stuff could be effecting your thyroid, mercury amalgams, fluoride in the water .. etc. You can’t say for sure tooth X is causing the problem with your thyroid. That said, all root canals are toxic, if you care about your health it makes sense to remove them. ... ... You just need to find a holistic dentist that does a biological extraction, ie one where they clean the bone surrounding the tooth socket. ... ... Some root canals actually have mercury at the end of them, which is fairly insane. [End]

Re: root canal questions by ThinkAgain 23 mon 1,687

How did the dentist fill the root canal after emtying it out? Did s/he fill the canal with some sort of compound or did s/he insert a metal post? ... ... If s/he had a lab make a post for you or if you have crowns, ask the dentist what kind of alloy was used to construct the post or crown. The metal used in dentistry should be constructed out of a high quality alloy made out of gold, palladium or platinum or any combination of the above. Small percentage of silver in the alloy is ok but some people’s bodies reject even silver. ... ... I was a dental lab technician for many many years and have made t ... [retrieve this message]

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Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise

by #140467 24 mon 3,852 Amalgam Replacement / Dental Hea / Dental Sup / 4 / 5

I had quite a disappointing visit to the IAOMT dentist three days ago, still recovering from the very stressfull and lenthy trip. ... He convinced me to do the x-ray of both sides of my jaw, ... which of course didn`t reveal anything new to me. ... ... He could not tell anything about the metal crowns. ... It will be VERY costly to replace them with zirconium ones. ... The dentist said I don`t need to worry about their biocompatibility. ... What is the chance that mercury or root canals could be ... hiding inside the crowns??? ... That dentist is the only one here trained how to safely remove the amalgam so even ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by dukeeeey 24 mon 3,360

Zirconium crowns, I wouldn’t worry too much about the biocompatability of them. Zirconium oxide or zirconia is a white ceramic. That actually use it as an implant material, so really it is safe. ... ... But as for biological dentists, they vary a lot. Some are simply afraid of stepping outside of the approved ways of doing things in case their lose their licenses. Even saying amalgam is bad a dentist can risk losing their license. ... ... As for your root canal. If it was me I’d just pay a local dentist to remove the tooth. Then instruct him to cut away the bone around the whole socket, for at least ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by #140467 24 mon 3,273

Thank you. ... What about useing zirconium for fillings? ... ... How difficult can it be to follow such instructions? ... Even if he is honest and follows them accurately, ... the adjacent bone might be infected and he can ... miss some? ... ... The crowns worry me just as much as the root canal. ... Root canals could be hiding inside them and the ... dentist can see them only after he removes ... the crowns ,right? ... And what will I do then if I have it done at the ... IAOMT dentist office because of the zirconium ? ... (That is, if no local dentists have it...) maybe CT? ... ... Thanks. [retrieve this message]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by dukeeeey 24 mon 3,307

I don’t know much about zirconium for fillings. I thought they only used them for crowns and bridges. ... ... The thing about necrotic bone is, it doesn’t bleed when you cut into it. So if he cuts away the bone until it bleeds, you’ve reached healthy bone. ... ... Surely you would remember if you had a root canal along with a crown. [End]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by #140467 24 mon 3,347

Thank you. ... I have a weak memory. ... I`m not even sure if it was in 2005 or 2008 ,let alone ... remember what was done ... ... It was so painful and traumatic that all I can remember ... is the extreme pain and how the large amounts of anesthetics didn`t lessen it at all. ... The extreme pain was only in my lower teeth ,I think. ... ... This still doesn`t answer the crowns problem. ... If the IAOMT dentist removes them and there are root canals, ... I`m doomed. What can be done then? ... ... He wants to replace them with zirconium but thats no use. ... To loose(pull) three teeth that appear healthy doesn`t ... feel ...right, ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by dukeeeey 24 mon 3,290

... ... I had this same problem with my lower left wisdom tooth. The guy injected me about 5 times with anaesthetic to try and numb the the pain. The pain during the operation was at the top end of what I could physically tolerate without punching him in the face. I was quite literally dripping with sweat by the time had finished torturing me. It wasn’t until after that I learnt what this meant. Anaesthetic only works in a certain pH band. Acidity stops it from working. ... ... http://www.frca.co.uk/article.aspx?articleid=220 ... ... Read the part that says ... LOCAL ANAESTHETICS ARE INEFFECTIVE IN INFECTE ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by #140467 24 mon 3,082

Oh, that explains the pain .What you described is most likely what I have felt myself. ... Or can there be another reason for it? ... I still don`t feel the infection and such, though. ... No signs of it... ... I will ask the doc and try to get the MRI with STIR imaging. ... Is it more accurate than ultrasound and ... infrared\thermal imaging? ... ... Does acidity stops all anaesthetics from working? ... COX-2 inhibitors? DMSO ? ... [End]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by dukeeeey 24 mon 3,424

I never felt the infection in my jaw either. Never once had pain or swelling. This is how cavitations work. The bone dies, and there is no blood flow, no immune system access. So the body mounts no defence, no puss no increase in body temperature. The bacteria live in a ball of slime, quite protected from the body. ... ... Ultra sound is probably the best way of finding bone anomalies but if you have no access to cavitat an MRI with STIR imaging might be worth a shot. Thermal imaging can work too. But there are other ways of finding cavitations. Often is you push hard on the area it will hurt. ... [retrieve this message]

not sure by #140467 24 mon 2,961

Thank you so much for your help ! ... ... Iv`e got the Ultra sound appointment to next month but ... only soft tissue head\neck and jaw Mandibles are available. ... That is the closest thing the MD found.. ... ... I think I only feel pressure but not sure. ... If there is pain it`s not very strong and seems to ... dissapear in seconds? ... How to be sure? [End]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by Fantastical 22 mon 2,681

I have a root canal treatment and crown similar to the original post. I get regular low level pain and throbbing but no other symptoms I would attribute to my tooth so far. I want to treat the tooth properly but I’m not sure how to go about it. Your suggestion sounds good but my tooth is constantly visible as it is one of my front teeth. I’ve started looking for holistic dentist in London and will now research biodentists too. What would you recommend in my case? And what has your own experience been? ... ... Thanks in advance for your response... [End]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by AngelofEventide 24 mon 3,191

My advice would be to go to a caviation specialist trained and certified with the Huggins protocol. My understanding is that these are the best ones out there. I would not have anything put back in my mouth without biocompatibility testing first. I have one I want to go to, but it is a 3 hour drive from our house and we just don’t have the money to pay for it. Guess I need to start playing the lottery or something. [End]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by #140467 24 mon 3,084

Thank you. ... I`m still looking for a caviation specialist , ... let alone one which is trained and certified with the Huggins protocol. (I`m not in USA...) ... But as for the biocompatibility testing ,it appears he probably does only composite and zirconium anyway. ... ... Same here, I feel your pain .It took me about 3 hour drive on 3 different buses and a lenthy walk to reach the place. ... I saved the money for 3 long years. [End]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by AngelofEventide 24 mon 3,046

Why not email Dr. Huggin’s office directly and ask them if there is anyone they can recommend in your area? [End]
- Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by #140467 24 mon 3,301
  
  Will do this, thanks. [End]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by #140467 24 mon 3,042

It will probably take a few mounths to get the ... MRI appointment. ... If you were in my place, what will you do? ... ... Get the amalgams out even if it can be replaced ... only with a composite made of questionable ... compounds ,ex. can degrade to BPA, etc. ... Is it ok to have so much plastic/petrochemicals ... inside of two fillings? ... ... And will you do it even if the trip will be ... stressfull and somewhat harmfull to your health ... and require you to do the trip a few more times ... to complete all the procedures? ... ... Hope I made some sense ,it`s hard to write down ... my thoughts... think I forgot something. ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by anotherway 24 mon 3,140

X-rays should reveal root canals despite crowns. There will be filling in roots visible below the crown like little wires. [End]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by #140467 23 mon 3,564

Thank you. ... Yes unfortunately it does show one ... root canaled crown T_T. ... Got the xray print from them resently. [End]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by LOVEMYFAMILY 23 mon 3,075

What health problems are you having that you want to make all these changes? You didn’t say. I very recently saw a number of people post (at a vitamin retailer on the internet) that they got relief from tooth abscesses and gum problems with COQ10. I think I have a cavitation in my jaw and I read that hyperbaric therapy can help bone necrosis. Since that is a high oxygen therapy other oxygen therapies may work also, I’m thinking. Like h2o2 baths with baking soda, juicing, and alkalizing with alkalized water from the healthfood store. I might call my pet shop and see if I can use something t ... [retrieve this message]

Yes. health problems : by FantasyArt 23 mon 2,855

Hi and thanks for the reply! sorry I ... didn`t reply to this earlier but my ... Problems keep piling up.... ... My health problems are too many to ... list or remember ,but I`ll ... add it later if I remember more...: ... ... Brainfog including: slow thinking ... (sometimes very slow), not able to ... concentrate(to the point that writing ... a Message might take between a week ... and a few mounths!!), memory loss, ... sometimes depression... ... can`t tolerate stress . ... ... Irritability ,esp. to stress and noise, ... smoke and such. can be very high. ... All I can do then is to just sit there ... with my hands sealing the ears ... untill ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Disappointing visit to the Biodentist .Please advise by ERM 21 mon 2,340

Hi, ... ... Sadly to say, there are a lot of biological dentist/holistic dentist out there who ONLY aware of mercury/amalgam issues, but have no idea on root canal & cavitation issues. The problem when you come to these dentists, they would prioritize to take out the mercury first. However, if you have root canal /& cavitation issues, you need to tackle those issues first before removing any amalgam. My suggestion to you is to find a good holistic/biological dentist who understand the root canal & cavitation issues. ... ... I know it’s such a hassle. I am also facing the same thing. I had to fly 12 ... [retrieve this message]

Still looking for a "Huggins" cav dentist in CA

by AngelofEventide 25 mon 798

My mom needs to go see one and she is in CA. Traveling is difficult for her at this time, so they need to be in CA if at all possible. I have a message into Dr. Huggin’s office asking for a recommendation also. Thanks. [End]

Re: Still looking for a "Huggins" cav dentist in CA by Tolle 13 mon 693

Did you ever find a dentist? If so could you tell me the name? I live in So. CA.. THANKS! [End]

Earthing

by rocknlocks 26 mon 1,852 Cavitations / Hypothyroi / Diabetes T

Been using a ”grounding/earthing” mat for the last 3 weeks or so and have noticed a definite improvement in my overall health including better, deeper sleep. I’m remembering my dreams for the first time in a few years at the end of sleep. ... ... Just wanted to share this with you all as I know many people suffer from a myriad of ailments of which this type of product can help to remedy. To learn more visit - http://www.earthinginstitute.net and check out this inspiring video - http://www.naturalnews.tv/v.asp?v=A08538EFF46F08C5704B955FF80A2648. ... ... ”The surface of the Earth resonates with natur ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Earthing by AngelofEventide 26 mon 1,753

I miss going barefoot outside, but I have been so paranoid about getting reinfected with lyme again, and I haven’t even gotten over what I have already. [End]

Re: Earthing by Juil 25 mon 1,572

Hi All... ... ... We have developed New Earthing/Grounding Sandals! Now you don’t have to go barefoot to stay connected with the Earth. ... ... Check out our website www.juil.com ... ... Have a great day :) [End]

Re: Earthing by dukeeeey 26 mon 1,635

I embrace crazy with open arms. [End]

Re: Earthing by WalkingBarefoot 26 mon 1,772

One of the coolest things earthing is supposed to do is keep all EMF off of you, there are videos on youtube showing this. ... ... I bought a $6 cable that plugs into a grounding outlet on one side, while having a metal clip on the other side. Touching your body to the metal is supposed to give the same affect as using one of those mats. ... ... I’m not sure if it’s doing anything as I don’t have one of those devices that measures EMF, but I plan on buying one sometime and testing. [End]

Spoke to Dr. Huggin's office - confused. Can anyone advise?

by AngelofEventide 26 mon 2,168

After much consideration, I had decided to go see Dr. Meyer at Millenium Dental in Phoenix for a cav exam. I had however, wrote to Dr. Huggins office to see if there were by any chance could refer me to any other cav dds’s closer to where I live and also looking for one in CA for my mom, who were trained in Dr. Huggin’s protocol. They were very nice and wrote me back asking me about my health problems. I wrote back explaining all of my health issues. I just got a follow up email from them saying I really should to see Dr. Huggins because of my extensive health issues, as Dr. Meyer does ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Spoke to Dr. Huggin's office - confused. Can anyone advise? by yetti 26 mon 2,137

what do you mean by clean-up? Does this doctor just do the cavitat exam (you definately want to confirm it is a cavitation) and give you the results then you would have to find someone else for treatment, or do they offer ozone treatments or surgery or what? ... Sounds like you are in the same boat as me... ... After treatment of any kind there seems to be a toxic die-off with the body having to flush all the bacterial poisons out of the system. I get very sick after treatment. My cavitation went systemic (thru the jaw into my body) that is probably why they are suggesting aftercare. ... The neg ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Spoke to Dr. Huggin's office - confused. Can anyone advise? by AngelofEventide 26 mon 2,153

Dr. Meyer is a biological and cavitation dentist. He does the exam and any surgery that is needed. He came recommended to me by another member of CZ. He said that he knows that follow-up detox is needed after the surgery, but that their offices doesn’t do the detox stuff and that they refer you out to a holistic doctor in the area. I would prefer to go to him because it’s much closer for me and I can be back in my own home the same day. From what I read on Dr. Huggin’s site, you have to go in for the appt., go through a detox protocol first (that doesn’t work on me, I have been trying ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Spoke to Dr. Huggin's office - confused. Can anyone advise? by hranch 23 mon 1,927

Hi ... ... I live in Colorado and emailed Dr. Huggins. They did suggest their office but quite honestly I was not sold on the whole protocol. I base my opinion on Westin Price. This is who Dr. Huggins and many holistic dentists also have branched off from. The problem I have is how they take parts of Westin Price research and make up their own protocol. I have huge issues with the amount of money the ”holistic” protocol also charges. I went with a dentist in Colorado Springs that also follows Huggins to an extent. Let me tell you, I go in on Tuesday for a root canal extraction due to an ... [retrieve this message]

Pain while chewing food, high filling? Going on 3 years...

by Mommaloves 26 mon 3,255 Cavitations / Root Canal

My bottom left molar has been hurting when I use it to chew, i’m going on past 2.5 years now with this problem, ever since I got a large filling there from a BAD dentist. I found a new very good dentist 1 year later that re filled the tooth b/c it was not filled correctly, but still have had the pain only while chewing, so I went back 3 times to find out why it hurt so bad while I chew, and each time she grinded it down and that was terrible pain, I hated it and it never helped, one time it made it alot worse, I had to go back and she put something on it that made it back how it was- only ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Pain while chewing food, high filling? Going on 3 years... by rocknlocks 26 mon 3,139

have you tried oil pulling? I had a filling fall out and had to wait 5 months before I could get to a holistic dentist to get it fixed. In the mean time I was trying to chew on just one side b/c it was so sensitive. Oil pulling really helped to alleviate the discomfort from having to chew with that tooth and helped to toughen up the area so that eventually I was able to chew w/o any pain right up until I got it refilled. I would recommend that you OP at least once or twice per day in the beginning to notice a difference. I made it a part of my daily commute b/c it took about 20 minutes eac ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Pain while chewing food, high filling? Going on 3 years... by Mommaloves 26 mon 2,988

Thanks, I think i’ll try it, Tell me how you do it, can I use coconut oil or olive oil? [End]

Re: Pain while chewing food, high filling? Going on 3 years... by rocknlocks 26 mon 3,246

Yes, you can use any kind of oil you have available though I wouldn’t recommend using any vegetable oil (like Crisco) b/c they are not healthy oils to ingest but olive oil or coconut oil will work great. Take up to a tablespoon into your mouth (less if you have a smaller mouth) but leave enough room to swish it for 20 minutes. You may need to spit some out as you go and as saliva builds up. Work up to 20 minutes if it seems like too much. Keep yourself busy doing other things so the time will go faster. There is no harm in going longer if you loose track of the time. Remember to breath and ... [retrieve this message]

Interference Fields in the mouth and how they can effect your health

by rocknlocks 26 mon 2,843 Cavitations / Stress / Hypothyroi / 4 / 5

Fascinating stuff here, just wanted to share... ... ... http://tomsgoodfiles.com/IFdiagrams.htm ... (scroll down for examples related to the mouth) ... ... Going to see a QRA (Quantum Reflex Analysis) practitioner tomorrow to help work towards resolution of adrenal, thyroid, gluten issues ect. Wondering what effect the wisdom tooth scars could be having on my overall health. High hopes for this visit based on info posted on this site... ... ... http://tomsgoodfiles.com/Faq.htm ... ... THE BIOFIELD. Probably the most amazing discovery of Popp and the others is that the body is controlled by a sophisticated plasma ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Interference Fields in the mouth and how they can effect your health by MENDOMAID 26 mon 2,758

Thanks for posting, truely interesting. Can you describe more about the treatment? [End]

Re: Interference Fields in the mouth and how they can effect your health by rocknlocks 26 mon 2,739

What is QRA? ... ... QRA is Quantum Reflex Analysis. It is several things: ... ... It’s a testing method that stands heads above others in its ability to reveal what your body needs. It’s a simple yet profoundly effective system of testing the bio-energetic status of the body’s key organs and glands using a university-proven muscle testing technique on medically accepted acupuncture reflex points. The procedure taps into the wisdom of the body telling the practitioner what treatment is needed to create balance, strength and well-being. It’s non-invasive and non-toxic to the body so there’s no pain. ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Interference Fields in the mouth and how they can effect your health by AngelofEventide 26 mon 2,575

Do you know of a link for QRA practitioners by city/state that use this products? [End]

Re: Interference Fields in the mouth and how they can effect your health by rocknlocks 26 mon 3,021

Yes, i do. I was able to find a practitioner in my area on Tom’s site. Here’s the exact page - http://www.tomsgoodfiles.com/practitioners.htm. ... ... There were only two listed in my state so I had to drive over an hour to get to the closest one. Good luck and let me know what you find out. ... ... Also for those who are interested, I came across a more complete set of diagrams for the Interference Fields listed on Tom’s site with a fascinating description of frequently overlooked IFs like pierced ears and for ladies, anywhere where we apply make up including finger nails and toe nails. Here is a ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Interference Fields in the mouth and how they can effect your health by FantasyArt 24 mon 2,247

Interesting ,but how does it compare to ... a Biomeridian testing , ... such as Meridian Stress Assessment System ? [End]

Strokes from Smart Meters; cavitations... by FunnyGirl85 26 mon 898 Electro-Pollution / Cavitation

Salut, fellow EHS, MCS & Lyme sufferers. I’ve had Lyme since age 8, chemical sensitivity since age 21, & now, after a 4-day exposure to Smart Meters (the neighbors had them & I didn’t know; temp. 103 F, movement & thinking problems, insomnia, chest pain, diarrhea, but NO vomiting). Even 3 weeks after removal from exposure, I’m having temporary limb paralysis & 8x more seizures than I ever have, & also had another stroke-like episode during exposure that has really affected my nervous system. I can no longer get groceries, go to library or anything b/c of Smart Meters. Is there anything tha ... [retrieve this message]

Has anyone here had a reversal of an illness after surgery?

by AngelofEventide 26 mon 1,245

I would love to speak to people who has actual illness, particularly autoimmune type of illness reverse after having their cavitations fixed. I have no idea if I have them or not, but after having exhausted every other route to try and get well and nothing has helped, I wonder now if this might be an issue for me. I have had all my wisdom teeth pulled as a teenager, as well as my molars. I then had braces after that for about 2 years. I also had a root canal on one tooth because the root was growing through the tooth, not due to a cavity. ... ... Years later, I had the amalgam removed, bu ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Has anyone here had a reversal of an illness after surgery? by mk1095 25 mon 1,097

just wondering what you have tried already [End]

Re: Has anyone here had a reversal of an illness after surgery? by #137587 17 mon 725

We sound like wwe have the same story. I have gotten 50% of my health back in the last year. I would recommend you see Dr. Simon Yu-at leasst read his book-”the Accidental cure” He will check dental and if he says you ahve an infection my guess is you do. He found seven dental infections in me-he then sent me to a dentist. Go to his web site and check him out [End]

Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ.

by AngelofEventide 26 mon 1,500

Hi. I am a long time poster here on CZ. I have been sick for about 15 years now from a myriad of autoimmune disorders including supposedly lyme disease, epstein barr, adrenal fatigue, TMJ, candida, parasites, heavy metal toxicity and now recently asthma and horrible vision problems, which I never had before. I actually have very good teeth. Never had a cavity in my life, but I did have a tooth that I had to have a root canal on, as the root was growing through the tooth. I also had all my wisdom teeth out. I have TMJ in the sense that whenever I open my jaw, especially to yawn, my jaw ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ. by Music Man 26 mon 1,360

Millenium Dental in Scottsdale-they do it all [End]

Re: Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ. by AngelofEventide 26 mon 1,541

That’s about a three hour plus drive for us. I was hoping to find something in or near Tucson. [End]

Re: Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ. by Music Man 26 mon 1,440

I understand that (I used to live in Phoenix) but I just had to drive 5 hours (each way) to get my cavitation done. Go up to Scottsdale and stay overnight...schedule both of you together on the same day etc. You have to go where people know what they’re doing. [End]

Re: Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ. by AngelofEventide 26 mon 1,359

Can I ask what your experience has been with the process? Meaning, did you have health issues that were cleared up once you had the cavitations done? [End]

Re: Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ. by Music Man 26 mon 1,289

Hi- I just had #17 (lower left wisdom tooth site which was pulled in 2005) cleaned on Feb 28th, so it’s still healing but minor after effects (just feels slightly sore and like a cut gum from a chip) Yes..the pain in that area has vanished since the cleaning. Dr Jerome does the Hal Huggins method (minimal opening and disinfecting with iodine and I had him add colloidal silver to the rinse) He said it will take 6 months to a year to heal & re-fill in.Some other dentists may open the gums more and scrape more aggressively. ... I have a couple other threads on here about it...I think if you cli ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ. by AngelofEventide 26 mon 1,274

Thanks. I read back through many of your posts, but couldn’t actually find anything about what your symptoms were. Other than tooth/jaw discomfort, did you any other ”conditions”? Also, are you treating with an ND at all to do post clean-up type of work for your health? [End]

Re: Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ. by Music Man 26 mon 1,458

Yes, I see a wholistic doctor in my area. I have a 25 year history of working in supplement & natural food stores so am doing all appropriate followups. ... Besides pain in socket area and rear of jaw there was neck & shoulder pain. My bite was totally screwed up by the dental work in 2005, which also compounded the issues. In addition a molar above was fractured by the pulling of another molar next to it, which no one could see or find for 5 years. My whole left face and neck was a basic mess. My neck was also whiplashed by extractions. ... The fractured tooth was pulled Oct 28th 2010...the ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ. by AngelofEventide 26 mon 1,353

Thanks. I’m sorry to hear about all you’ve gone through. I ask because I suspect this could be my mom’s problem. She has had horrible luck with her teeth. She has a mouth filled with gold, had pulled teeth, tons of root canals, etc. She has phantom tooth pain that they can’t find a cause for, non-stop headaches 24/7, neck pain and gets what I would consider frequent sinus infections (2-3x’s a year). I have told her about this and I am hoping she will go get it checked out. I, myself have had horrible autoimmune problems for about 15 years and though we have names to what I have, not ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ. by Music Man 26 mon 1,743

the toxins in cavitations can cause all of the things you mentioned...the drainage from them goes down inside your internal spaces and screws up muscle & nerve functions. I read your other post and you have a lot going on. You should have your mother’s (and yours) bite checked for malocclusion which can affect cervical vertebrae and cause muscle spasms in SCM muscle & pinch nerves etc. causing referred pains (meaning the pain may not be originating where you feel it) ... Algae supplements like spirulina and chlorella are great to detox heavy metals. You should try switching to liquid supple ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Need to find specialists in So. Cal. and Tucson, AZ. by rocknlocks 26 mon 1,508

Will post some info to your inbox about dentists in your area now... [End]

Does thermal imaging effective at pinpointing cavitations?

by #139956 27 mon 1,454

I was told by a Lyme expert (I have Lyme) that the first thing I need to do is see a biological dentist to see if I have any cavitations that are causing infections. She also mentioned getting thermal imaging done. I can’t find any biological dentists here in this part of Virginia that have cavitats - but there is a medical facility that does thermal imaging. I guess I am wondering if any of you think that thermal imaging would be able to detect cavitations - even minor ones. Thanks! PS - I have had years of chronic sinus infections/allergies so she may be on to something. [End]

Re: Does thermal imaging effective at pinpointing cavitations? by dukeeeey 27 mon 1,218

A cavitat scan will do a far better job, but it is possible to find cavitations with thermal imaging. Cavitations show up cooler because there is no blood supply to the area. [End]

Re: Does thermal imaging effective at pinpointing cavitations? by phelp 17 mon 734

My opinion is that electodermal testing is the best. I found seven hidden infections that did not show up on xray. I was sceptical until I saw the teeth-they were blackish-greenish. sick! Try electro-dermal ... [End]

new here! Amalgam removal and cavitation surgery - good doc?

by Chloe29 27 mon 1,778 Cavitations / Dental Hea / Amalgam Re

Hello! I am planning to have my amalgams removed and cavitations cleaned if need be, which will be determined by an EAV test. I already think I know where I will go, but it is over 3 hrs away. Would you travel this far for a good dentist? Can anybody tell me a good dentist in my area? I think you may have to e-mail me this, from what I have read... Lastly, am I crazy to voluntarily do this when I have no signs of infection and no money to do it? I am taking out the dental credit card and doing this to clean my mouth before trying to conceive another baby... Thanks!! [End]

Re: new here! Amalgam removal and cavitation surgery - good doc? by rocknlocks 27 mon 1,956

Hello! I am planning to have my Amalgams removed and cavitations cleaned if need be, which will be determined by an EAV test. I already think I know where I will go, but it is over 3 hrs away. Would you travel this far for a good dentist? Can anybody tell me a good dentist in my area? I think you may have to e-mail me this, from what I have read... Lastly, am I crazy to voluntarily do this when I have no signs of infection and no money to do it? I am taking out the dental credit card and doing this to clean my mouth before trying to conceive another baby... Thanks!! ... ... Hey Chloe, glad to h ... [retrieve this message]

Re: new here! Amalgam removal and cavitation surgery - good doc? by MizH 27 mon 1,773

You ask a good question...I struggled with the same issue. My initial research started when I was told I needed yet another root canal and my wonderful environmental health doctor said ”you don’t want a root canal”. My research confirmed this; then I had to decide what to do about the root canals I already had. In addition, I learned about cavitations, implants, and mercury, and mercury under crowns. Getting all this cleaned up has huge implications for me...I spent two months agonizing...would I be trading one set of chronic health conditions for another huge chronic health issue (eat ... [retrieve this message]

Re: new here! Amalgam removal and cavitation surgery - good doc? by rocknlocks 27 mon 1,703

Wow, Miz, you are so brave! I will be praying that things go well for you next week when you visit Dr. J. I’m so glad you decided to share you story on the forum, after all ; ) [End]

oregeno oil, collodial silver, and hippie mouth wash by yetti 27 mon 1,119

there is a special mix that is used for colds, flu, mouth diseases... ... ... mix equal amounts of: ... cayenne pepper ... myrhh ... goldenseal ... dash of sea salt if desired ... ... I pack this over the jawbone where my cavitation is ... it is very strong, and yeah apparently it isn’t powerful enough to penetrate but I am convinced it keeps the cavitation from getting worse. I can feel it tingle thru my jaw up into my ear. ... ... You can brush your teeth with it ... ... For colds, flu, strep throat, gingivitis, take just a pinch of this mixture and gargle with it a couple times a day and it works great. I even had a fr ... [retrieve this message]

12 year struggle with cavitation from root canal

by yetti 27 mon 2,176 Cavitations / Dental Hea / Root Canal / 4

don’t know if i have the right to ask but.... ... ... dukeeeyy ... rocknlocks ... music man ... ... you guys have been on cure zone for this problem as long as i have, any luck with treatments at all? what caused your problem and have you solved it yet? How long have you all been dealing with this? ... ... Maybe we just aren’t brain storming enough [End]

Re: 12 year struggle with cavitation from root canal by rocknlocks 27 mon 1,898

I can’t speak for the others, but as for myself, I believe the cavitation surgery I had on all four wisdom tooth sites may have been successful based on some muscle testing I had done a couple months ago at my kinesiologist’s office. She says she did detect weakness in 2 of my husband’s four sites so he may have to have those sites cleaned out again. ... ... If you want to know all the details, read my many posts below. [End]

Re: 12 year struggle with cavitation from root canal by yetti 27 mon 1,910

sorry rocknlocks :( ... ... guess i kinda lost it for a while there ... most days am to sick to sit here long enough to read all the posts. ... we all found curezone because it has more info ... than any other book or web site i’ve studied ... I have read some posts and then get frustrated and angry that we are all dealing with this and can’t find reasonable treatment or answers. ... will make a better effort. there is enough info here ... to write a book lol ... ... ...and i do repent in dust and ashes [End]

Re: 12 year struggle with cavitation from root canal by coloredoctave 27 mon 1,949

Hey Yetti, I’ve just started doing NMT and I’ve already had results. I’m looking forward to it helping remineralize my jaw/teeth. I’m thinking it might take longer than 12 treatments to do the job for you. ... ... In the meantime, I would take Lugol’s iodine to get rid of the inflammation that you are experiencing. I had to take 160mg at one point to get the job done. I also do Ancient Minerals (magnesium) sublingually, several times a day, along with eating tablespoons of raw honey. ... ... Are you certain that your NMT practitioner is affective? Some are better than others. [End]

Re: 12 year struggle with cavitation from root canal by yetti 26 mon 1,702

not sure how effective my practitioner is but there were only 2 to choose from within 100 miles of home. ... I am sure that I have gotten some results though, less fatigue, less muscle pain, less angst. ... and really weird little things that I was so used to dealing with that have really eased up. ... as far as the cavitation goes? But probably will continue with treatments just because my research still shows it as the best option. Let me know how yours goes. ... ... I found out about my cavitation by reading the cure for all cancers by Hulda Clark, where she said have all root canals pulled immediat ... [retrieve this message]

Re: 12 year struggle with cavitation from root canal by coloredoctave 26 mon 1,602

I’m in Portland Oregon and Terri is in Arizona. We do it over the telephone, in fact, she prefers to do it over the phone. ... ... It might take longer to heal cavitation. Terri has worked with people up to a year. ... ... www.followthenaturalpath.com [End]

Re: 12 year struggle with cavitation from root canal by yetti 26 mon 1,587

that is good to know. ... I was starting to second guess myself ... but i do understand if the damage has been going on for over 10 years now it won’t go away overnight, but boy i wish it would. lol ... When i asked my nmt therapist how she thought i was doing she tells me she is treating about 9 other people with the same condition but mine is by far the worst one! ... She was pretty vague when i asked how the other patients were doing though. Don’t know if that was doctor/patient confidentiality, or if she isn’t getting good results. From what i understand, they are opening up new pathways all the t ... [retrieve this message]

Re: 12 year struggle with cavitation from root canal by coloredoctave 26 mon 1,568

You might want to add iodine to your protocol. I take Ancient Minerals sublingually and eat raw honey. This was all to heal my gums and teeth. I had to take 160mg at one point. ... ... I am still taking iodine, that is the one thing I will continue doing until my last breath. ... ... Why not try Terri and see what happens? Some practitioners are better than others. [End]

Re: 12 year struggle with cavitation from root canal by coloredoctave 26 mon 1,645

”I am sure that I have gotten some results though, less fatigue, less muscle pain, less angst. ... and really weird little things that I was so used to dealing with that have really eased up” ... ... For you, it looks like everything is less. For me, it has been a complete miracle!!! None of this ’less’ business and the treatments weren’t even for me. [End]

Re: 12 year struggle with cavitation from root canal by dukeeeey 27 mon 1,767

My problems were caused by horizontally impacted wisdom teeth. I guess I had been trying a few years to get it sorted. ... ... I had to have 1 extraction of the tooth, this left a giant cavitation. Then I had 2 cavitation operations to fix it. Got there finally but it has been a nightmare. [End]

Homeodent toothpaste is now Glycerin-free!

by natway 27 mon 3,565 Dental Health / Dental Sup / Cavitation

I read about how glycerin in toothpaste is not good in because it coats your teeth and blocks re-mineralization. ... ... I went to WholeFoods to look at some Tooth Soap, but then didn’t have any. However, I see that Homeodent toothpaste is now glycerin-free (not sure how long it’s been like that?). Equally good, in my case, I wanted a mint-free product because I’m taking homeopathics right now. ... ... ... The ingredients listed on the box of the Lemon flavor Homeodent toothpaste are: ... ... Purified water, sorbitol, silicon dioxide, xylitol, lemon oil, sodium lauryl sulfate, xanthan gum, titanium dioxi ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Homeodent toothpaste is now Glycerin-free! by rocknlocks 27 mon 2,576

Toothpaste Ingredients Your Dentist Will Not Warn You About ... ... Tuesday, December 22, 2009 by: Flora Stay, D.D.S. ... ... Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/027786_toothpaste_dentist.html#ixzz1Gxc8mQZK ... ... (NaturalNews) One of the fastest ways to absorb anything into the body is through the mouth. This is why certain drugs such as heart medication nitroglycerin and some pain relief drugs are administered under the tongue. Because of this, you should be aware that potentially toxic ingredients in your toothpaste and mouthwash could also be absorbed into your body. ... ... Unfortunately, your dentis ... [retrieve this message]

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