It breaks my heart more than you know this whole issue with the dental
component doesn't have a lot of good answers. When I had my work done
I knew this was an answer for many. I swore I would do everything I
could to educate anyone who asked, and risk being labeled as crazy. By
the time I regained health many of the good dentists doing the work
were gone. The man I see is deep in the northern woods with a wait
list of over 100 people. There are some that are not affiliated with
the biological organizations - they do it on their own. Some are
teaching some of the younger folks.
The ADA knows root canals are bad - they will do everything they can
to keep this quiet as they tried to do with mercury fillings.
The folks in Texas at the maxillofacial center are doing their best to
educate, as are a number of the dentists, and Hal Huggins who we owe
so much for bringing this to the forefront.
It's a little easier to tell someone with a life-threatening illness
who is dealing with only a couple of teeth to watch them for infection
and get them fixed. It's an entirely different situation when someone
wants to and you have to tell them it's a long, financial haul, that
they may need a medical doctor to help them detox, deal with
coagulation issues, order the right tests, etc. And while it's true
that much research shows that all root canals harbor infection, no one
knows why some people never have serious health problems.
I was angry about this for years. Now I try to use that same energy to
educate publicly where I can, whenever I can. I want to be part of the
paradigm shift that causes better care and more options to those with
major dental problems.
cathy
Elliot wrote:
> Perhaps, if the middle-aged among us can hold onto our original teeth
> long enough, and if any amalgams and root canals last long enough
> without causing us trouble, by the time we do need for work to be
> done, there will be enough educated DENTISTS available that it won't
> be quite so much of a challenge. Dentists are necessarily business
> men and women, and the more demand they get from us, the public, for
> sounder methods of taking care of us, the more reason they will have
> for learning to practice holistic dentistry.
>
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