Tooth and gum regeneration/Grey hair - an update

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Dear Marilette,

 

I forgot to mention - the patient became much worse soon after the filling

was put in. As soon as the anaesthetic wore off she had severe throbbing

pain and senitivity to cold in the affected tooth, much worse than prior to

the filling. This continued and so she went to the dentist again two days

ago. This time she was told that she was among a small group who develops

sensitivity (like an allergy) to the filling that was used (something called

'white filling') which caused an inflammation of the pulp and tissue

surrounding the nerve in the root. The dentist has told her that this may or

may not settle down. There was one pain-free day yesterday when it appeared

that the inflammation had settled. However today it seems to have flared up

again. If it does not subside, she may need root-canal work which she (and

the dentist) wants to avoid since the dentist has said the tooth is a good

tooth.

 

Can you recommend some treatment which would de-sensitise her tooth and

nerve etc. to the filling-material, so that the inflammation will completely

subside and not recur ?

 

Many thanks for your help.

 

Dr.R.Nair

 

 

 

> " Rahul Nair " <drrahulnair

>

>Tooth and gum regeneration/Grey hair

>Thu, 02 Jan 2003 15:55:19 +0000

>

>

>Dear Marilette,

>

>I have a relation who has severe tooth-ache for the last 10 days. Her

>history is as follows - due to trauma (excess brushing of the teeth with a

>hard toothbrush, combined with faulty technique) her gum line had receded

>over several teeth. It completely exposed the root of one of her teeth

>which then was exposed to food acids and developed a cavity exposing the

>nerve. There was no tooth decay, the whole event was purely due to trauma.

>

>Two days ago she had a filling to cover the hole, but the tooth continues

>to be extremely painful and very sensitive to cold water in particular.

>The dentist has said she may need root canal therapy or even need to have

>the tooth extracted.

>

>My questions are :

>

>1) What is the pranic healing protocol for the acute tooth-ache now?

>2) What is the protocol for regeneration of the destroyed portion of the

>tooth ? Will the filling interfere with the regeneration process or cause

>the tooth to worsen if PH treatment is applied ?

>3) If she has root canal therapy, can the regeneration treatment be applied

>as above?

>4) If she has the tooth extracted, can the tooth be fully regenerated ? She

>does not want a false tooth.

>5) Is it possible to regenerate the gum-margin so that it comes back up to

>it's previous level covering the teeth necks and roots ? At present many

>teeth are dangerously close to having the roots exposed. If so, please tell

>me the PH treatment for regeneration of the gum line.

>

>Another patient has premature greying of the hair since the age of about 15

>to 18. The greying has accelerated a great deal in the last few years. Is

>it possible to reverse the greying completely (and if so how long would

>this take? She is in her thirties now) or only to halt it's progress ?

>Can you tell me the treatment protocol to reverse greying?

>

>Finally please let me know how I may access the PH archives.

>

>Many thanks for your help.

>

>Kind regards.

>Dr.R.Nair

>

 

 

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Dear Marilette,

 

The patient is much worse now with severe throbbing pain in tooth and jawa.

Please advise on the pranic protocol!

 

Dr.R.Nair

 

 

 

 

> " Rahul Nair " <drrahulnair

>

>Tooth and gum regeneration/Grey hair - an update

>Mon, 06 Jan 2003 23:55:09 +0000

>

>

>Dear Marilette,

>

>I forgot to mention - the patient became much worse soon after the filling

>was put in. As soon as the anaesthetic wore off she had severe throbbing

>pain and senitivity to cold in the affected tooth, much worse than prior to

>the filling. This continued and so she went to the dentist again two days

>ago. This time she was told that she was among a small group who develops

>sensitivity (like an allergy) to the filling that was used (something

>called 'white filling') which caused an inflammation of the pulp and tissue

>surrounding the nerve in the root. The dentist has told her that this may

>or may not settle down. There was one pain-free day yesterday when it

>appeared that the inflammation had settled. However today it seems to have

>flared up again. If it does not subside, she may need root-canal work which

>she (and the dentist) wants to avoid since the dentist has said the tooth

>is a good tooth.

>

>Can you recommend some treatment which would de-sensitise her tooth and

>nerve etc. to the filling-material, so that the inflammation will

>completely subside and not recur ?

>

>Many thanks for your help.

>

>Dr.R.Nair

>

>

>

>> " Rahul Nair " <drrahulnair

>>

>>Tooth and gum regeneration/Grey hair

>>Thu, 02 Jan 2003 15:55:19 +0000

>>

>>

>>Dear Marilette,

>>

>>I have a relation who has severe tooth-ache for the last 10 days. Her

>>history is as follows - due to trauma (excess brushing of the teeth with a

>>hard toothbrush, combined with faulty technique) her gum line had receded

>>over several teeth. It completely exposed the root of one of her teeth

>>which then was exposed to food acids and developed a cavity exposing the

>>nerve. There was no tooth decay, the whole event was purely due to trauma.

>>

>>Two days ago she had a filling to cover the hole, but the tooth continues

>>to be extremely painful and very sensitive to cold water in particular.

>>The dentist has said she may need root canal therapy or even need to have

>>the tooth extracted.

>>

>>My questions are :

>>

>>1) What is the pranic healing protocol for the acute tooth-ache now?

>>2) What is the protocol for regeneration of the destroyed portion of the

>>tooth ? Will the filling interfere with the regeneration process or cause

>>the tooth to worsen if PH treatment is applied ?

>>3) If she has root canal therapy, can the regeneration treatment be

>>applied as above?

>>4) If she has the tooth extracted, can the tooth be fully regenerated ?

>>She does not want a false tooth.

>>5) Is it possible to regenerate the gum-margin so that it comes back up to

>>it's previous level covering the teeth necks and roots ? At present many

>>teeth are dangerously close to having the roots exposed. If so, please

>>tell me the PH treatment for regeneration of the gum line.

>>

>>Another patient has premature greying of the hair since the age of about

>>15 to 18. The greying has accelerated a great deal in the last few years.

>>Is it possible to reverse the greying completely (and if so how long would

>>this take? She is in her thirties now) or only to halt it's progress ?

>>Can you tell me the treatment protocol to reverse greying?

>>

>>Finally please let me know how I may access the PH archives.

>>

>>Many thanks for your help.

>>

>>Kind regards.

>>Dr.R.Nair

>>

>

 

 

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Dear Dr. Nahir,

 

Namaste.

 

Regenerating a whole tooth will take a longer time

than it would for a bone, muscle or skin. The

physiological structure of a tooth has the blood

vessels which supply fresh nutrients limited to the

inner soft portion of the tooth. The outer portion is

an essential protective hard covering which encases

the blood vessels and nerves. This outer portion is

not supplied directly by the blood of nutrients.

 

The pranic healing protocol for tooth ache is given in

the Miracles Through Pranuic Healing book by Master

Choa Kok Sui on page 98 as follows:

 

a. Scan the affected part. There is usually pranic

depletion on th epainful area.

a. Clean the affected part by applyuing localized

sweeping thoroughly.

c. Energize the affected part with the fingers instead

of the palm until the patient is substantially

relieved.

d. Stabilize the projected pranic energy.

e. Instruct the patient to see a dentist as soon as

possible.

 

 

You may apply this treatment to help in the healing

process but since this is a severe infection, and

regeneration will take some time, seeing a dentist for

treatment should be done immediately. The close

proximity of the teeth to the brain makes any

infection in the area is not only extremely painful to

the high density of nerves, but is more importantly an

real danger to the brain and can be fatal if left

unabated for unecessary long period.

 

Love,

Marilette

 

 

 

Pranic Healing is not intended to replace orthodox

medicine, but rather to complement it. If symptoms

persist or the ailment is severe, please consult

immediately a medical doctor and a certfied pranic

healer. ~ GMaster Choa Kok Sui

 

 

 

 

--- Rahul Nair <drrahulnair wrote:

>

> Dear Marilette,

>

> The patient is much worse now with severe throbbing

> pain in tooth and jawa.

> Please advise on the pranic protocol!

>

> Dr.R.Nair

>

>

>

>

> > " Rahul Nair " <drrahulnair

> >

> >Tooth and gum regeneration/Grey hair - an

> update

> >Mon, 06 Jan 2003 23:55:09 +0000

> >

> >

> >Dear Marilette,

> >

> >I forgot to mention - the patient became much worse

> soon after the filling

> >was put in. As soon as the anaesthetic wore off she

> had severe throbbing

> >pain and senitivity to cold in the affected tooth,

> much worse than prior to

> >the filling. This continued and so she went to the

> dentist again two days

> >ago. This time she was told that she was among a

> small group who develops

> >sensitivity (like an allergy) to the filling that

> was used (something

> >called 'white filling') which caused an

> inflammation of the pulp and tissue

> >surrounding the nerve in the root. The dentist has

> told her that this may

> >or may not settle down. There was one pain-free day

> yesterday when it

> >appeared that the inflammation had settled. However

> today it seems to have

> >flared up again. If it does not subside, she may

> need root-canal work which

> >she (and the dentist) wants to avoid since the

> dentist has said the tooth

> >is a good tooth.

> >

> >Can you recommend some treatment which would

> de-sensitise her tooth and

> >nerve etc. to the filling-material, so that the

> inflammation will

> >completely subside and not recur ?

> >

> >Many thanks for your help.

> >

> >Dr.R.Nair

> >

> >

> >

> >> " Rahul Nair " <drrahulnair

> >>

> >>Tooth and gum regeneration/Grey hair

> >>Thu, 02 Jan 2003 15:55:19 +0000

> >>

> >>

> >>Dear Marilette,

> >>

> >>I have a relation who has severe tooth-ache for

> the last 10 days. Her

> >>history is as follows - due to trauma (excess

> brushing of the teeth with a

> >>hard toothbrush, combined with faulty technique)

> her gum line had receded

> >>over several teeth. It completely exposed the root

> of one of her teeth

> >>which then was exposed to food acids and developed

> a cavity exposing the

> >>nerve. There was no tooth decay, the whole event

> was purely due to trauma.

> >>

> >>Two days ago she had a filling to cover the hole,

> but the tooth continues

> >>to be extremely painful and very sensitive to cold

> water in particular.

> >>The dentist has said she may need root canal

> therapy or even need to have

> >>the tooth extracted.

> >>

> >>My questions are :

> >>

> >>1) What is the pranic healing protocol for the

> acute tooth-ache now?

> >>2) What is the protocol for regeneration of the

> destroyed portion of the

> >>tooth ? Will the filling interfere with the

> regeneration process or cause

> >>the tooth to worsen if PH treatment is applied ?

> >>3) If she has root canal therapy, can the

> regeneration treatment be

> >>applied as above?

> >>4) If she has the tooth extracted, can the tooth

> be fully regenerated ?

> >>She does not want a false tooth.

> >>5) Is it possible to regenerate the gum-margin so

> that it comes back up to

> >>it's previous level covering the teeth necks and

> roots ? At present many

> >>teeth are dangerously close to having the roots

> exposed. If so, please

> >>tell me the PH treatment for regeneration of the

> gum line.

> >>

> >>Another patient has premature greying of the hair

> since the age of about

> >>15 to 18. The greying has accelerated a great deal

> in the last few years.

> >>Is it possible to reverse the greying completely

> (and if so how long would

> >>this take? She is in her thirties now) or only to

> halt it's progress ?

> >>Can you tell me the treatment protocol to reverse

> greying?

> >>

> >>Finally please let me know how I may access the PH

> archives.

> >>

> >>Many thanks for your help.

> >>

> >>Kind regards.

> >>Dr.R.Nair

> >>

> >

>

>

>

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Pranic Healing is not intended to replace orthodox medicine, but rather to

complement it. If symptoms persist or the ailment is severe, please consult

immediately a medical doctor and a Certified Pranic Healer . ~ Master Choa Kok

Sui

 

Miracles do not happen in contradiction to nature, but only to that which is

known to us in nature. ~ St. Augustine

 

 

 

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