root canal = QUESTION for Jerry Mittelman, DDS, FAPM

[Guest guest]

Jerry,

For the moment, can you tell us what a person should do

if a root canal " seems " to be in order because of severe

tooth pain???

 

Just me.... Jan

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On Tue, 18 May 2004 17:16:47 -0400 " Jerry Mittelman "

<jmittelman writes:

Cavitations are infected areas in bone surrounding the roots of teeth.

 

They usually come from infected matter in root canalled teeth.

 

When a DDS does root canal therapy (RCT) s/he sterilizes and fills

 

the vertical pulp canal - about an inch long - and leaves infected the

 

approximate 3 miles of dentinal tubules that cannot yet be treated.

 

The infection exudes from the root to the supporting jaw-bone.

 

For a more complete description request our report " Can Root Canal Make

You Sick? " , reply with your po box or street address.

 

Infections from this source affects your entire immune system - your

 

health both physical and mental.

 

Jerry Mittelman, DDS, FAPM

 

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[Guest guest]

Yes, Jerry, if not a root canal, or if not the pulling of the tooth,

what IS the answer to an infected tooth in which the nerve appears to

have died?

 

Thank you.

 

Elliot

 

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creativesources2@j... wrote:

> Jerry,

> For the moment, can you tell us what a person should do

> if a root canal " seems " to be in order because of severe

> tooth pain???

>

> Just me.... Jan

> ================================

>

> On Tue, 18 May 2004 17:16:47 -0400 " Jerry Mittelman "

> <jmittelman@n...> writes:

> Cavitations are infected areas in bone surrounding the roots of

teeth.

>

> They usually come from infected matter in root canalled teeth.

>

> When a DDS does root canal therapy (RCT) s/he sterilizes and fills

>

> the vertical pulp canal - about an inch long - and leaves infected

the

>

> approximate 3 miles of dentinal tubules that cannot yet be treated.

>

> The infection exudes from the root to the supporting jaw-bone.

>

> For a more complete description request our report " Can Root Canal

Make

> You Sick? " , reply with your po box or street address.

>

> Infections from this source affects your entire immune system - your

>

> health both physical and mental.

>

> Jerry Mittelman, DDS, FAPM

>

> ====================

> ====================

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> .

>

>

[Guest guest]

Elliot - Those are ones choices if the nerve has died --- extraction or root

canal therapy.

Reply with your street or po box address, and we'll send you our report on

Root Canal

Therapy - loaded with good information.

Jerry Mittelman, DDS, FAPM

 

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" breathedeepnow " <aug20

 

Wednesday, May 19, 2004 11:31 AM

Re: root canal = QUESTION for Jerry

Mittelman, DDS, FAPM

 

 

> Yes, Jerry, if not a root canal, or if not the pulling of the tooth,

> what IS the answer to an infected tooth in which the nerve appears to

> have died?

>

> Thank you.

>

> Elliot

>

> ,

> creativesources2@j... wrote:

> > Jerry,

> > For the moment, can you tell us what a person should do

> > if a root canal " seems " to be in order because of severe

> > tooth pain???

> >

> > Just me.... Jan

> > ================================

> >

> > On Tue, 18 May 2004 17:16:47 -0400 " Jerry Mittelman "

> > <jmittelman@n...> writes:

> > Cavitations are infected areas in bone surrounding the roots of

> teeth.

> >

> > They usually come from infected matter in root canalled teeth.

> >

> > When a DDS does root canal therapy (RCT) s/he sterilizes and fills

> >

> > the vertical pulp canal - about an inch long - and leaves infected

> the

> >

> > approximate 3 miles of dentinal tubules that cannot yet be treated.

> >

> > The infection exudes from the root to the supporting jaw-bone.

> >

> > For a more complete description request our report " Can Root Canal

> Make

> > You Sick? " , reply with your po box or street address.

> >

> > Infections from this source affects your entire immune system - your

> >

> > health both physical and mental.

> >

> > Jerry Mittelman, DDS, FAPM

> >

> > ====================

> > ====================