I have seen pictures of others with these erosion's. I have these erosion's.

I have a Strongyle infection.

While the formulation of management, and maintenance is very involved, and I have spent over 2 or three years on such management, the Dental aspect is a particular concern.

There are transitory symptoms, when a red worm leaves bone, or tubule nest.

Bone surrounds the highly acidic red worm from the body, by surrounding the worm with calcium.

So the location and symptoms of this hiding location go mostly unnoticed.

Same is true for a cellulose tubule. The worm can hide by the teeth, or by the jaw, and is unseen/unfelt, except for outbreaks.

The more pressure you put on an infection, the more aggressive the worms act, in terms of searching for additional areas to infect or locate, which may be more favorable to their survival.



Strongyles can be associated with smaller red species, just as acidic.

Strongyles, their parallel chemistry co-infections, with resistance to treatments, also can have symbiotic relationships to microbes, pathogens, and microscopic species, I call Nano's.

I have little to offer in direct treatment. Here is what I know.

Nano's can be killed by using a mixture of Pyrantel paste, and Thymol crystals, external to the body.

Nano's can be attenuated, possibly killed by using external Invermectin.

Since Nano's and other small thread red species, can exhibit the characteristics of Strongyles, can attack bone, dental roots, the skull, joints, feet, neck, and other areas that exhibit pains upon infection, a routine must be developed that extinguish the species dominance in the body.

Nano's and small thread filarial reds can come to the aid, or detox larger red worms, possibly other species.

Nano's and small thread filarial reds can and do nest in bone, so removal takes location and patience.

While thyme EO can cause a severe reaction, its use with Pyrantel paste softens the effect, by providing a bubblegum that red worms are attracted to.

Oregano EO can be used topically, and the painful burning is substantially reduced. Mixing Castor oil on a cloth with a few drops of oregano oil can be used in areas like the jaw, face, skull, knees, groin, feet, and provide a great soothing relief.

Regular use of Oregano to reduce pathogens in the red symbiotic parasites, lowers their energy, and ability to avoid the immune system.

Sulfur, Sulfurized antiparasitics like OXFen and OXBen, MSM, DMSO, and alike, are helpful, Selenium and some Ginkgo.

Oregano internally, in the form of wild oregano caps, need probiotic and yogurt routines.

Same with Thyme leaf caps internally, they destroy a lot of GI bacteria, but also destroy the worms ability to create energy.

* Regular use of oregano oil on the jaw stops all tooth erosion.

To others, that I correspond with, I sent them a post I came across on CureZone.

https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2425158#i

I hope this helps.

Matt

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Hi MyKindOfTown,

I eliminated several severe tooth infections that required root canals by doing the following:

1. Apply clove essential oil to the infected tooth and gum area, rubbing it in very well, 3-5 times daily. And, no Sugar and frequent brushings with baking soda with/without fine Sea Salt . Within one week when I saw the Dentist he asked "where did the infected tooth go"?

2. Other experts indicate that in addition to applying essential oils directly to the infected tooth, it is best to also apply it externally on the skin over the infected area, multiple times a day. Mix the essential oils with a carrier such as olive oil, coconut oil, and/or emu oil and you can add DMSO to make them penetrate more deeply.

Some of the best essential oils to use for infected teeth would be clove mixed with oregano oil. Some would also include Peppermint for its ability to act as a "driver" and synergism.
Oregano oil can penetrate the bone and clove oil is so effective for any tooth infection that almost half of all the dental products still used by dentists today still contain clove essential oil.

This method would also work for cavitations (subclinical chronic bone infection). Though, oil pulling (with essential oils added to the oil) is also included in the routine. The traditional oil to use in oil pulling is organic cold pressed sesame seed oil. I would pull for 20 minutes, twice daily, first thing in the morning and before going to bed and after brushing/flossing teeth. Then, rinse with a hydrogen peroxide water solution and do not swallow any of the contaminated oil.

Another well known holistic physician who has great success with treating infected teeth also includes another treatment to those listed above, a Bentonite clay pack: stuff a finger cot with the clay and leave it between the tooth and cheek overnight. You can add activated charcoal, Epsom Salts , essential oils, traditional Ayurvedic or Chinese tooth infection herbs, and other things to this clay pack ... or not.

Hope you clear your infections soon.