many opinions, pro and con. I know you mean well by the post below,
Cathy, but after reading it and the one that followed, if I'd
believed everything you said, I'd have felt like a doomed dog.
Essentially, I take it that "deep bone infection" can be
undetectable, though mortally serious, and that the only way to truly
protect oneself from the kinds of horrible problems you detail is to
have extensive, extraordinarily expensive work done by a dentist. And
in my experience, a great many dentists cannot even be trusted to
do "normal," "easy" dental work, let alone finding almost impossible-
to-detect-infections, cutting out ligaments, getting rid of
the "miles of microtubules that can harbor infection."
My own personal opinion, after researching the matter to a fair
degree, is that well-meaning as they are, the two posts to which I am
replying were extraordinarily overdone/exaggerated.
What is more, whenever the matter of removing root canal teeth and
amalgams comes up, there is never any detailed discussion of what
gets done to the dental client's mouth subsequent to the removal of
those items. It's just about like, "Get 'em out, and don't worry
about what to do once they're gone." Remember too that dental work is
not covered by insurance for many people, myself included.
Respectfully and with best wishes,
Elliot
"fishsalmon2001" wrote:
..The reason root canals are so dangerous in the immune-compromised is
> that they serve as a constant source of infection. The body has to
> work overtime with the infection and can't focus on the bigger
problem
> in many cases. Unless this thorn is pulled out, it's like a
> slow-leaking faucet of some of the most potent toxins known to
> humankind being released into the body. This is not the kind of
> infection that can be pulled out of the area permanently with the
use
> of herbs. You may pull surrounding infection from the gumline but
not
> what's deep in the bone. You wouldn't try to pull osteomyelitis out
of
> a leg bone or any other bone with herbs - you must go in and get the
> infection out. The infection is deep in the jawbone. Regular dental
> xrays don't pick this up until at least 50% of the bone has become
> seriously infected or dead (osteomyelitis or osteonecrosis). The
only
> way these are picked up are via traditional nuclear bone scans and
CTs
> (again, they don't always pick up in the early stages). Dentists who
> are familiar with these jawbone infections sometimes use panorex
> films, and then, they must know exactly what to look for. It doesn't
> always present itself as an abscess.
>
> And root canals are not the only source of infection. Wisdom teeth
> sites are among the most common areas where infection starts and
> spreads inward into the jaws. What makes the jaws so vulnerable is
the
> way the blood flows into them, especially the lower jaw (mandible).
> For those of us who have had lots of dental work, the shots they use
> to numb you also stop the blood flow so they can work. Over time,
> normal blood flow into the jaws is jeopardized and toxins can't get
> out and get trapped. This also affects the lymphatics of the head.
>
> The danger lies in the fact that these dead teeth serve as
> interferences and major sources of infection. Teeth have miles and
> miles of tubules within them, there is no way they can guarantee
that
> every little space in a tooth they root canal is going to be sealed.
> This provides anaerobic bacteria to thrive and eventually work its
way
> to the bone and spread throughout. Every tooth in the head sits on a
> meridian that leads to organs in the body - these organs can most
> certainly be affected by any tooth that is unhealthy....
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