Alternative dentistry advice & support?

[Guest guest]

Over the years I have maintained an alternative position in dentistry

as a patient, such that I have refused treatment which appeared

unnecessary, while reading of dentists had up for practising

unnecessary dental operations for cash. I have also refused metal

fillings, against the advice of National Health Service dentists,

having read of their toxic effects in 'What the Doctors Don't Tell

You.'

When it comes to dentists' insistence that an 'impacted wisdom tooth'

requires an operation at some point, I feel that this is a grey area,

pain being but occasional as yet.

Where can I obtain qualified alternative support for my views and

advice on dentistry, of the kind offered here in more general matters?

 

Richard, UK

[Guest guest]

If anyone will know this, Jan Jenson will.

 

She published a magazine for a while

on the interaction between health and dentistry.

I think it folded, but I am sure she can tell

you where to go. She might have back issues.

 

Here is her e-mail address.

vizual

 

Jan is very friendly and knowledgeable.

Tell her "Ien from the Kootenays" sent you.

 

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