Root canal question

[Guest guest]

Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this group seems to

have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist about removing root

canals and he thought I was out of my mind. He said to find out what " you all "

would recommend instead. I'm assuming just pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge

or something, but thought I'd better ask before I get myself into more trouble

than I want. What do you think? Thanks. Jan

[Guest guest]

Actually your message is very much cancer and disease related. See the artielc I posted here earlier:

"Could Root Canals be the Root Cause of Your Cancer or other Illness?'

by Bill Henderson

and found on the front page of my website:

htp://www.tbyil.com

In my opinion, you need to find a biological dentist who will remove root canal teeth, or teeth needing root canals according to mainstream dentist - one who will make sure to get all of the remaining roots out to prevent dental cavitations which become disease factories.

All the best,

oleander soup , "waikikilights" <waikikilights wrote:>> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my mind. He said to find out what "you all" would recommend instead. I'm assuming just pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do you think? Thanks. Jan>

[Guest guest]

I had all my amalgams out, and have been discussing my root canal

teeth with my holistic dentist. We are waiting for the new zirconium

implants to be available here, and then I will be having one of my

molars replaced with that. I believe bridges are the only other

option besides implants, and titanium implants have their own

problems. Regardless what your decision is, the first step is to find

a good holistic dentist that you can trust. I bet your dentist would

argue if you said you didn't want his toxic fluoride treatments too

:-)

 

Daniel

 

 

>> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this

> group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist

> about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my mind. He said

> to find out what " you all " would recommend instead. I'm assuming just

> pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd

> better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do

> you think? Thanks. Jan

[Guest guest]

As I understand it, the problem with root canals is they are a breeding

ground for bacteria.

 

Since you have a sensible dentist, perhaps you can get him to put some

silver, pure silver, not amalgam, in the tooth cavity to stymie

bacterial activity. I have successfully babied several root canals by

swishing with EIS (electrictally isolated silver), near daily brushing

with a 30% dilution of oregano oil/70% olive oil. Once a week or so I

brush with a few drops of Lugol's Iodine. Healthy mouth in spite of all

the non-original equipment.

 

 

 

waikikilights wrote:

 

 

Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this

group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist

about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my mind. He said

to find out what "you all" would recommend instead. I'm assuming just

pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd

better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do

you think? Thanks. Jan

[Guest guest]

I would be interested in knowing more about what you are doing since I have several root canals and can not even imagine what it would cost to replace with all silver, thought a great idea. What is EIS and where would one get it, and regading the oregano oil, I assume that is an esential oil and where is the best place to get it and as for the Iodine, I have read about that in Hulda Clark's book. I hesitate to use that even though not ingesting, as when I have had ct/scans with contrast which is iodine I get an horrific rash, the dr. always tells me it is not the iodine causing it as it takes a few days for the rash to develop, but in fact it always does in a few days.

 

I would give it a shot however, thanks for the info.

 

Barbara--- On Wed, 9/30/09, RoseOtto <RoseOttoGroups wrote:

RoseOtto <RoseOttoGroupsRe: Root canal questionoleander soup Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009, 11:53 PM

 

As I understand it, the problem with root canals is they are a breeding ground for bacteria.Since you have a sensible dentist, perhaps you can get him to put some silver, pure silver, not amalgam, in the tooth cavity to stymie bacterial activity. I have successfully babied several root canals by swishing with EIS (electrictally isolated silver), near daily brushing with a 30% dilution of oregano oil/70% olive oil. Once a week or so I brush with a few drops of Lugol's Iodine. Healthy mouth in spite of all the non-original equipment. waikikilights wrote:

Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my mind. He said to find out what "you all" would recommend instead. I'm assuming just pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do you think? Thanks. Jan

[Guest guest]

I sure wish I had known this before. About two years ago I had a tooth implant, an it was very costly, so those are a bad thing also?

 

barbara--- On Wed, 9/30/09, daniel martin <danielnv.martin wrote:

daniel martin <danielnv.martinRe: Re: Root canal questionoleander soup Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009, 11:47 PM

I had all my amalgams out, and have been discussing my root canalteeth with my holistic dentist. We are waiting for the new zirconiumimplants to be available here, and then I will be having one of mymolars replaced with that. I believe bridges are the only otheroption besides implants, and titanium implants have their ownproblems. Regardless what your decision is, the first step is to finda good holistic dentist that you can trust. I bet your dentist wouldargue if you said you didn't want his toxic fluoride treatments too:-)Daniel>> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this> group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist> about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my mind. He said> to find out what "you all" would recommend instead. I'm assuming just> pulling the

teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd> better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do> you think? Thanks. Jan---

[Guest guest]

Zirconium implants? Did Frank Zappa invent those? Are they made in Montana? Is anyone else old enough to even know what I am talking about?

OK - it is very early in the morning, Time for another cup of coffee.

 

oleander soup , daniel martin <danielnv.martin wrote:>> I had all my amalgams out, and have been discussing my root canal> teeth with my holistic dentist. We are waiting for the new zirconium> implants to be available here, and then I will be having one of my> molars replaced with that. I believe bridges are the only other> option besides implants, and titanium implants have their own> problems. Regardless what your decision is, the first step is to find> a good holistic dentist that you can trust. I bet your dentist would> argue if you said you didn't want his toxic fluoride treatments too> :-)> > Daniel> > > >> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this> > group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist> > about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my mind. He said> > to find out what "you all" would recommend instead. I'm assuming just> > pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd> > better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do> > you think? Thanks. Jan>

[Guest guest]

I'm waiting for Zirconium to be available here in Oz, too. I have a tooth that is dying and my hubby has a root canal that needs to be reversed. Dr Mercola spoke about it recently in his newsletter.Eva.

[Guest guest]

just me and the pigmy pony, over by the dental floss.--- On Thu, 10/1/09, wrote:

TonyI Re: Root canal questionoleander soup Date: Thursday, October 1, 2009, 7:12 AM

 

Zirconium implants? Did Frank Zappa invent those? Are they made in Montana? Is anyone else old enough to even know what I am talking about?

OK - it is very early in the morning, Time for another cup of coffee.

 

oleander soup, daniel martin <danielnv.martin@ ...> wrote:>> I had all my amalgams out, and have been discussing my root canal> teeth with my holistic dentist. We are waiting for the new zirconium> implants to be available here, and then I will be having one of my> molars replaced with that. I believe bridges are the only other> option besides implants, and titanium implants have their own> problems. Regardless what your decision is, the first step is to find> a good holistic dentist that you can trust. I bet your dentist would> argue if you said you didn't want his toxic fluoride treatments too> :-)> > Daniel> > > >> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this> > group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist> > about removing root canals and

he thought I was out of my mind. He said> > to find out what "you all" would recommend instead. I'm assuming just> > pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd> > better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do> > you think? Thanks. Jan>

[Guest guest]

Dentist Huggins started most of this stuff. Google him for more info.barbara elenniss <bntelennissoleander soup Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 11:15:07 PMRe: Re: Root canal question

 

 

I sure wish I had known this before. About two years ago I had a tooth implant, an it was very costly, so those are a bad thing also?

 

barbara--- On Wed, 9/30/09, daniel martin <danielnv.martin@ gmail.com> wrote:

daniel martin <danielnv.martin@ gmail.com>Re: Re: Root canal questionoleander soupWednesday, September 30, 2009, 11:47 PM

I had all my amalgams out, and have been discussing my root canalteeth with my holistic dentist. We are waiting for the new zirconiumimplants to be available here, and then I will be having one of mymolars replaced with that. I believe bridges are the only otheroption besides implants, and titanium implants have their ownproblems. Regardless what your decision is, the first step is to finda good holistic dentist that you can trust. I bet your dentist wouldargue if you said you didn't want his toxic fluoride treatments too:-)Daniel>> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this> group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist> about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my mind. He said> to find out what "you all" would recommend instead. I'm assuming just> pulling the

teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd> better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do> you think? Thanks. Jan------------ --------- --------- ------

[Guest guest]

Your so Funny Tony!!! I Love You Guys!!! Elizabeth!

 

 

 

TonyI oleander soup Sent: Thursday, October 1, 2009 6:12:23 AM Re: Root canal question

 

Zirconium implants? Did Frank Zappa invent those? Are they made in Montana? Is anyone else old enough to even know what I am talking about?

OK - it is very early in the morning, Time for another cup of coffee.

 

oleander soup, daniel martin <danielnv.martin@ ...> wrote:>> I had all my amalgams out, and have been discussing my root canal> teeth with my holistic dentist. We are waiting for the new zirconium> implants to be available here, and then I will be having one of my> molars replaced with that. I believe bridges are the only other> option besides implants, and titanium implants have their own> problems. Regardless what your decision is, the first step is to find> a good holistic dentist that you can trust. I bet your dentist would> argue if you said you didn't want his toxic fluoride treatments too> :-)> > Daniel> > > >> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this> > group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist> > about removing root canals and

he thought I was out of my mind. He said> > to find out what "you all" would recommend instead. I'm assuming just> > pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd> > better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do> > you think? Thanks. Jan>

[Guest guest]

WARNING,

 

If you are planning on having your root canaled teeth out, or are going to do any other electable dental work, be sure to ask what type of anesthetic they are going to use. If they say articaine (Septocaine) you should REFUSE this. Ask for lidocaine or better yet, Novacaine. Articaine is a 4% solution, twice as strong as lidocaine or novacaine and it contains a thiol ring (sulfer, similar to DMSO). This prodcut, which is a strong acid and neurotoxin, penetrates thru bone and soft tissue bringing the articaine with it. As a result, it can damage your lingual or IAN nerve. All studies show a dramatically increased risk of nerve damage from it. Why am I posting this? Because I am one who has permanent nerve damage to my lingual nerve from an injection of articaine. The burning, searing pain and altered taste sensations are horrific and can last a lifetime. I'm 2+ years into my nightmare. Please be careful. If at all possible, do all dental work without any anesthetic... I do and the peace of mind knowing I won't suffer damage is well worth it. Life is almost not worth living with this pain, trust me.

 

Bob

 

-

barbara elenniss

oleander soup

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 10:15 PM

Re: Re: Root canal question

 

 

 

 

 

I sure wish I had known this before. About two years ago I had a tooth implant, an it was very costly, so those are a bad thing also?

 

barbara--- On Wed, 9/30/09, daniel martin <danielnv.martin wrote:

daniel martin <danielnv.martinRe: Re: Root canal questionoleander soup Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009, 11:47 PM

I had all my amalgams out, and have been discussing my root canalteeth with my holistic dentist. We are waiting for the new zirconiumimplants to be available here, and then I will be having one of mymolars replaced with that. I believe bridges are the only otheroption besides implants, and titanium implants have their ownproblems. Regardless what your decision is, the first step is to finda good holistic dentist that you can trust. I bet your dentist wouldargue if you said you didn't want his toxic fluoride treatments too:-)Daniel>> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this> group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist> about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my mind. He said> to find out what "you all" would recommend instead. I'm assuming just> pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd> better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do> you think? Thanks. Jan---

[Guest guest]

Hi Eva

 

Do you know of a good holistic dentist in Tasmania?

 

Cheers

 

Kate

 

oleander soup , Eva Klein-Otis <eklein.otis wrote:

>

> I'm waiting for Zirconium to be available here in Oz, too.  I have a tooth

that is dying and my hubby has a root canal that needs to be reversed.  Dr

Mercola spoke about it recently in his newsletter.

>

> Eva.

>

[Guest guest]

Sorry Kate, not here in Tassie. There is a dentist in Hobart who says he is holistic but he is a little too German for me. I can say that because I am German ;-) And he loves fluoride etc. There is a dentist in Melbourne called Roman Lohyn who deals with Amalgams. However he would only consider removing root canals for people like me who have dealt with cancer. There is another holistic dentist in QLD who specializes in root canals. If you like I will ask my BIL for the info. He just had 2 removed and one of them had a bad abscess at its base. The holistic docs think this may a huge contributor to his RA.Cheers, Eva.

 

[Guest guest]

Actually, I am now having all my work done with no anesthetic, but I

have no pain, because first I use Young Living clove essential oil on

my gum at the tooth being worked on. My dentist was surprised how

well it worked.

 

Daniel

 

On 10/1/09, Bob Banever <bbanever wrote:

> WARNING,

>

> If you are planning on having your root canaled teeth out, or are

> going to do any other electable dental work, be sure to ask what type of

> anesthetic they are going to use. If they say articaine (Septocaine) you

> should REFUSE this. Ask for lidocaine or better yet, Novacaine. Articaine

> is a 4% solution, twice as strong as lidocaine or novacaine and it contains

> a thiol ring (sulfer, similar to DMSO). This prodcut, which is a strong

> acid and neurotoxin, penetrates thru bone and soft tissue bringing the

> articaine with it. As a result, it can damage your lingual or IAN nerve.

> All studies show a dramatically increased risk of nerve damage from it. Why

> am I posting this? Because I am one who has permanent nerve damage to my

> lingual nerve from an injection of articaine. The burning, searing pain and

> altered taste sensations are horrific and can last a lifetime. I'm 2+ years

> into my nightmare. Please be careful. If at all possible, do all dental

> work without any anesthetic... I do and the peace of mind knowing I won't

> suffer damage is well worth it. Life is almost not worth living with this

> pain, trust me.

>

> Bob

> -

> barbara elenniss

> oleander soup

> Wednesday, September 30, 2009 10:15 PM

> Re: Re: Root canal question

>

>

>

>

> I sure wish I had known this before. About two years ago I had a

> tooth implant, an it was very costly, so those are a bad thing also?

>

> barbara

>

> --- On Wed, 9/30/09, daniel martin <danielnv.martin

> wrote:

>

>

> daniel martin <danielnv.martin

> Re: Re: Root canal question

> oleander soup

> Wednesday, September 30, 2009, 11:47 PM

>

>

> I had all my amalgams out, and have been discussing my root canal

> teeth with my holistic dentist. We are waiting for the new

> zirconium

> implants to be available here, and then I will be having one of my

> molars replaced with that. I believe bridges are the only other

> option besides implants, and titanium implants have their own

> problems. Regardless what your decision is, the first step is to

> find

> a good holistic dentist that you can trust. I bet your dentist

> would

> argue if you said you didn't want his toxic fluoride treatments

> too

> :-)

>

> Daniel

>

>

> >> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but

> this

> > group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a

> dentist

> > about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my mind.

> He said

> > to find out what " you all " would recommend instead. I'm assuming

> just

> > pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought

> I'd

> > better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want.

> What do

> > you think? Thanks. Jan

>

>

> ---

>

>

[Guest guest]

Daniel,

 

Good for you. This is a very intelligent choice. In case you're

interested, there is a device that will rid your teeth, gums, and tooth

roots of any bacterial infection by sending a small 3 volt DC current

through the tooth or root. This current kills the bacteria instanteously.

It is called the Godzilla, or the newer wireless version the God Rod. Go to

microelectricitygermkiller group on for pictures, info, and

schematics. You can make one for less than $10. It is beautifully simple

and effective... in fact I've never known it to fail. Toothache... no

problem, gone in about 10 minutes.

 

Bob

-

" daniel martin " <danielnv.martin

<oleander soup >

Thursday, October 01, 2009 6:42 PM

Re: Re: Root canal question

 

 

> Actually, I am now having all my work done with no anesthetic, but I

> have no pain, because first I use Young Living clove essential oil on

> my gum at the tooth being worked on. My dentist was surprised how

> well it worked.

>

> Daniel

>

> On 10/1/09, Bob Banever <bbanever wrote:

>> WARNING,

>>

>> If you are planning on having your root canaled teeth out, or are

>> going to do any other electable dental work, be sure to ask what type of

>> anesthetic they are going to use. If they say articaine (Septocaine) you

>> should REFUSE this. Ask for lidocaine or better yet, Novacaine.

>> Articaine

>> is a 4% solution, twice as strong as lidocaine or novacaine and it

>> contains

>> a thiol ring (sulfer, similar to DMSO). This prodcut, which is a strong

>> acid and neurotoxin, penetrates thru bone and soft tissue bringing the

>> articaine with it. As a result, it can damage your lingual or IAN nerve.

>> All studies show a dramatically increased risk of nerve damage from it.

>> Why

>> am I posting this? Because I am one who has permanent nerve damage to my

>> lingual nerve from an injection of articaine. The burning, searing pain

>> and

>> altered taste sensations are horrific and can last a lifetime. I'm 2+

>> years

>> into my nightmare. Please be careful. If at all possible, do all dental

>> work without any anesthetic... I do and the peace of mind knowing I won't

>> suffer damage is well worth it. Life is almost not worth living with

>> this

>> pain, trust me.

>>

>> Bob

>> -

>> barbara elenniss

>> oleander soup

>> Wednesday, September 30, 2009 10:15 PM

>> Re: Re: Root canal question

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> I sure wish I had known this before. About two years ago I had

>> a

>> tooth implant, an it was very costly, so those are a bad thing also?

>>

>> barbara

>>

>> --- On Wed, 9/30/09, daniel martin <danielnv.martin

>> wrote:

>>

>>

>> daniel martin <danielnv.martin

>> Re: Re: Root canal question

>> oleander soup

>> Wednesday, September 30, 2009, 11:47 PM

>>

>>

>> I had all my amalgams out, and have been discussing my root

>> canal

>> teeth with my holistic dentist. We are waiting for the new

>> zirconium

>> implants to be available here, and then I will be having one of

>> my

>> molars replaced with that. I believe bridges are the only

>> other

>> option besides implants, and titanium implants have their own

>> problems. Regardless what your decision is, the first step is

>> to

>> find

>> a good holistic dentist that you can trust. I bet your dentist

>> would

>> argue if you said you didn't want his toxic fluoride treatments

>> too

>> :-)

>>

>> Daniel

>>

>>

>> >> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but

>> this

>> > group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a

>> dentist

>> > about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my

>> mind.

>> He said

>> > to find out what " you all " would recommend instead. I'm

>> assuming

>> just

>> > pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but

>> thought

>> I'd

>> > better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want.

>> What do

>> > you think? Thanks. Jan

>>

>>

>> ---

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Here is an article that discusses the issue:

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/08/08/Be-VERY-Careful-Wh\

en-Replacing-Missing-Teeth.aspx

 

Since you already have the implant, I would read all the sources for

the article and do more research on the issue. Being healthy is so

expensive! If only insurance companies would pay for the things that

actually keep us healthy!

 

Anyway, for me it's a no-brainer since I haven't had the root canal

pulled yet. Also, I was lucky enough to have an awesome dentist that

told me about the zirconia--otherwise I probably would have done the

titanium too.

 

Daniel

 

 

On 9/30/09, barbara elenniss <bntelenniss wrote:

> I sure wish I had known this before. About two years ago I had a tooth

> implant, an it was very costly, so those are a bad thing also?

>

> barbara

[Guest guest]

Hey Tony,Pam from NZ....Frank Zapper....yay !!!

its early here too will now go have a cuppa! cheers...Pam

 

-

TonyI

oleander soup

Friday, October 02, 2009 12:12 AM

Re: Root canal question

 

Zirconium implants? Did Frank Zappa invent those? Are they made in Montana? Is anyone else old enough to even know what I am talking about?

OK - it is very early in the morning, Time for another cup of coffee.

 

oleander soup , daniel martin <danielnv.martin wrote:>> I had all my amalgams out, and have been discussing my root canal> teeth with my holistic dentist. We are waiting for the new zirconium> implants to be available here, and then I will be having one of my> molars replaced with that. I believe bridges are the only other> option besides implants, and titanium implants have their own> problems. Regardless what your decision is, the first step is to find> a good holistic dentist that you can trust. I bet your dentist would> argue if you said you didn't want his toxic fluoride treatments too> :-)> > Daniel> > > >> Hi - I know this isn't oleander related and I apologize, but this> > group seems to have the most generalized knowledge. I asked a dentist> > about removing root canals and he thought I was out of my mind. He said> > to find out what "you all" would recommend instead. I'm assuming just> > pulling the teeth and maybe a bridge or something, but thought I'd> > better ask before I get myself into more trouble than I want. What do> > you think? Thanks. Jan>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bob

 

Have been meaning to chime in and update on my experience with the Baby Godzilla

for a tooth infection. I have crowns on my teeth so it was looking like I would

lose both my bridge and the infected tooth until I saw your message a while back

about the Godzilla.

 

I went out and bought the bits to make one - cost a HUGE $8 in Australia.

Probably the cheapest medicine I ever bought! It took less than a half hour to

make then I treated as per instructions. The tooth throbbed quite a bit both

during and after treatment. I didn't get relief from the throbbing until more

than 24 hours later but it wasn't so painful that I needed to take anything for

it.

 

I did think though that it hadn't worked so treated again. Once more I got the

throbbing. I spoke to you here about it and got some good feedback. Treated

again a couple of days later then left it alone. It was a few days after that

when it returned to normal and I have had no trouble with it since. I feel the

tooth is quite decayed and am hoping the Godzilla has helped with that too.

 

I recall you mentioning that the Godzilla would kill the tooth decay - or am I

imagining things? If this is so, do you think it would be worthwhile

treating the whole mouth every month or so to stop decay?

 

Thanks for sharing this info with us. It has been a Godsend.

 

Karen

 

 

oleander soup , " Bob Banever " <bbanever wrote:

>

> Daniel,

>

> Good for you. This is a very intelligent choice. In case you're

> interested, there is a device that will rid your teeth, gums, and tooth

> roots of any bacterial infection by sending a small 3 volt DC current

> through the tooth or root. This current kills the bacteria instanteously.

> It is called the Godzilla, or the newer wireless version the God Rod. Go to

> microelectricitygermkiller group on for pictures, info, and

> schematics. You can make one for less than $10. It is beautifully simple

> and effective... in fact I've never known it to fail. Toothache... no

> problem, gone in about 10 minutes.

>

> Bob

[Guest guest]

According to Huggins, when someone has a root canal removed they need to have the peridontal root removed.

 

 

 

Eva Klein-Otis <eklein.otisoleander soup Sent: Thursday, October 1, 2009 7:24:28 PMRe: Re: Root canal question

 

 

 

 

Sorry Kate, not here in Tassie. There is a dentist in Hobart who says he is holistic but he is a little too German for me. I can say that because I am German ;-) And he loves fluoride etc. There is a dentist in Melbourne called Roman Lohyn who deals with Amalgams. However he would only consider removing root canals for people like me who have dealt with cancer. There is another holistic dentist in QLD who specializes in root canals. If you like I will ask my BIL for the info. He just had 2 removed and one of them had a bad abscess at its base. The holistic docs think this may a huge contributor to his RA.Cheers, Eva.

____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __ http://mail.

[Guest guest]

Can this be removed in the dentist chair, or is this done via a surgical procedure?Eva.--- On Sat, 10/3/09, robyn howell <robynehowell wrote:robyn howell <robynehowellRe: Re: Root canal questionoleander soup Date: Saturday, October 3, 2009, 9:16 PM

 

 

According to Huggins, when someone has a root canal removed they need to have the peridontal root removed.

 

 

 

Eva Klein-Otis <eklein.otis@ >oleander soupThursday, October 1, 2009 7:24:28 PMRe: Re: Root canal question

 

 

 

 

Sorry Kate, not here in Tassie. There is a dentist in Hobart who says he is holistic but he is a little too German for me. I can say that because I am German ;-) And he loves fluoride etc. There is a dentist in Melbourne called Roman Lohyn who deals with Amalgams. However he would only consider removing root canals for people like me who have dealt with cancer. There is another holistic dentist in QLD who specializes in root canals. If you like I will ask my BIL for the info. He just had 2 removed and one of them had a bad abscess at its base. The holistic docs think this may a huge contributor to his RA.Cheers, Eva.

____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __ http://mail.

[Guest guest]

Apparently some dentists do the extractions. I was just told the

zirconia implants are now available and my dentist is working with a

nearby oral surgeon to provide them. I will be following up in a few

months--need a new year of insurance to kick in.

 

Daniel

 

On 10/4/09, Eva Klein-Otis <eklein.otis wrote:

> Can this be removed in the dentist chair, or is this done via a surgical

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According to Huggins, when someone has a root canal

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Sorry Kate, not here in Tassie.  There is a dentist in Hobart who says he is

> holistic but he is a little too German for me.  I can say that because I am

> German ;-) And he loves fluoride etc.  There is a dentist in Melbourne

> called Roman Lohyn who deals with Amalgams.  However he would only consider

> removing root canals for people like me who have dealt with cancer.  There

> is another holistic dentist in QLD who specializes in root canals.  If you

> like I will ask my BIL for the info.  He just had 2 removed and one of them

> had a bad abscess at its base.  The holistic docs think this may a huge

> contributor to his RA.

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Hello Karen,

 

I'm so happy the Godzilla has helped you. Yes, the DC current kills

the bacteria in the tooth and root, so it should halt the cavities and any

progression of bacterial infection in the root. If you go the the

microelectricitygermkiller group you'll see a new wireless device you can

make as well.

 

Bob

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Re: Root canal question

 

 

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> Have been meaning to chime in and update on my experience with the Baby

> Godzilla for a tooth infection. I have crowns on my teeth so it was

> looking like I would lose both my bridge and the infected tooth until I

> saw your message a while back about the Godzilla.

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> I went out and bought the bits to make one - cost a HUGE $8 in Australia.

> Probably the cheapest medicine I ever bought! It took less than a

> half hour to make then I treated as per instructions. The tooth throbbed

> quite a bit both during and after treatment. I didn't get relief from the

> throbbing until more than 24 hours later but it wasn't so painful that I

> needed to take anything for it.

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> I did think though that it hadn't worked so treated again. Once more I

> got the throbbing. I spoke to you here about it and got some good

> feedback. Treated again a couple of days later then left it alone. It

> was a few days after that when it returned to normal and I have had no

> trouble with it since. I feel the tooth is quite decayed and am hoping

> the Godzilla has helped with that too.

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> I recall you mentioning that the Godzilla would kill the tooth decay - or

> am I imagining things? If this is so, do you think it would be

> worthwhile treating the whole mouth every month or so to stop decay?

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> Thanks for sharing this info with us. It has been a Godsend.

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> Karen

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> oleander soup , " Bob Banever " <bbanever wrote:

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>> Daniel,

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>> Good for you. This is a very intelligent choice. In case you're

>> interested, there is a device that will rid your teeth, gums, and tooth

>> roots of any bacterial infection by sending a small 3 volt DC current

>> through the tooth or root. This current kills the bacteria

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>> It is called the Godzilla, or the newer wireless version the God Rod. Go

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>> microelectricitygermkiller group on for pictures, info, and

>> schematics. You can make one for less than $10. It is beautifully

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>> and effective... in fact I've never known it to fail. Toothache... no

>> problem, gone in about 10 minutes.

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