Re: Size of Battery and Use of Toothbrush Stytle Device?

[Guest guest]

I'll try to explain what I have recently done using a six volt battery .

One electrode about 3 inches long and larger in dia. than a pencil is grasped in

one hand.

The one that goes onto the gum is only a bit of cotton maybe the size of a bean.

I cut off the finger of a rubber glove (dish washing type) and with that on a

finger or thumb I hold the small cotton electrode against the gum in the exact

spot that I wish. The advantage being that no current is lost thru the cheek but

goes directly into the gum and thru the body out the hand.

Using a meter I determined that the amperes range from .21 to .24 milliamperes

which I understand is just about correct.

I no longer use the meter since my body seems to have the right resistance.

I guess a larger hand electrode would increase the amperage slightly but I've

only just started with this method and haven't experimented yet. Don't know how

body weight would affect the amperage I weigh about 185.

Ron

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> Neophyte here. Would appreciate help with a couple of questions. I have heavy

plaque and need root planing. Would very much appreciate detailed into on the

use of the toothbrush based device seen in the photo section. I mean one

toothbrush on the inside of the cheek on each side and then switched? If one

has a problematical tooth, can one put one toothbrush inside the cheek next to

that tooth and then the other toothbrush on the inside of the tooth next to the

tongue? I notice some are using 3 volts or 4.5 volts. What makes for the use

of lesser voltage? Other than discomfort, is there danger from use of 6 volts.

I am thinking that I will use electro therapy for several month before

subjecting myself to root planing. Thanks much for a great group.

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[Guest guest]

I'll try to explain what I have recently done using a six volt battery .

One electrode about 3 inches long and larger in dia. than a pencil is grasped in

one hand.

The one that goes onto the gum is only a bit of cotton maybe the size of a bean.

I cut off the finger of a rubber glove (dish washing type) and with that on a

finger or thumb I hold the small cotton electrode against the gum in the exact

spot that I wish. The advantage being that no current is lost thru the cheek but

goes directly into the gum and thru the body out the hand.

Using a meter I determined that the amperes range from .21 to .24 milliamperes

which I understand is just about correct.

I no longer use the meter since my body seems to have the right resistance.

I guess a larger hand electrode would increase the amperage slightly but I've

only just started with this method and haven't experimented yet. Don't know how

body weight would affect the amperage I weigh about 185.

Ron

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> Neophyte here. Would appreciate help with a couple of questions. I have heavy

plaque and need root planing. Would very much appreciate detailed into on the

use of the toothbrush based device seen in the photo section. I mean one

toothbrush on the inside of the cheek on each side and then switched? If one

has a problematical tooth, can one put one toothbrush inside the cheek next to

that tooth and then the other toothbrush on the inside of the tooth next to the

tongue? I notice some are using 3 volts or 4.5 volts. What makes for the use

of lesser voltage? Other than discomfort, is there danger from use of 6 volts.

I am thinking that I will use electro therapy for several month before

subjecting myself to root planing. Thanks much for a great group.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I'm just applying current straight from the battery.

Ron

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> > Neophyte here. Would appreciate help with a couple of questions. I have

heavy plaque and need root planing. Would very much appreciate detailed into on

the use of the toothbrush based device seen in the photo section. I mean one

toothbrush on the inside of the cheek on each side and then switched? If one has

a problematical tooth, can one put one toothbrush inside the cheek next to that

tooth and then the other toothbrush on the inside of the tooth next to the

tongue? I notice some are using 3 volts or 4.5 volts. What makes for the use of

lesser voltage? Other than discomfort, is there danger from use of 6 volts. I am

thinking that I will use electro therapy for several month before subjecting

myself to root planing. Thanks much for a great group.

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[Guest guest]

Yep, I see what you are saying, but it is beyond my ken I'm afraid.

Ron

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> > > Neophyte here. Would appreciate help with a couple of questions. I have

heavy plaque and need root planing. Would very much appreciate detailed into on

the use of the toothbrush based device seen in the photo section. I mean one

toothbrush on the inside of the cheek on each side and then switched? If one has

a problematical tooth, can one put one toothbrush inside the cheek next to that

tooth and then the other toothbrush on the inside of the tooth next to the

tongue? I notice some are using 3 volts or 4.5 volts. What makes for the use of

lesser voltage? Other than discomfort, is there danger from use of 6 volts. I am

thinking that I will use electro therapy for several month before subjecting

myself to root planing. Thanks much for a great group.

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[Guest guest]

Yep, I see what you are saying, but it is beyond my ken I'm afraid.

Ron

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> > > Neophyte here. Would appreciate help with a couple of questions. I have

heavy plaque and need root planing. Would very much appreciate detailed into on

the use of the toothbrush based device seen in the photo section. I mean one

toothbrush on the inside of the cheek on each side and then switched? If one has

a problematical tooth, can one put one toothbrush inside the cheek next to that

tooth and then the other toothbrush on the inside of the tooth next to the

tongue? I notice some are using 3 volts or 4.5 volts. What makes for the use of

lesser voltage? Other than discomfort, is there danger from use of 6 volts. I am

thinking that I will use electro therapy for several month before subjecting

myself to root planing. Thanks much for a great group.

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[Guest guest]

Neophyte here again. Electrode that is 3 inches long and thicker than a pencil?

when I look at the photos of the denal godzilla, all I see is wire. Did miss

something? And only one touches the gums? And the other is held by the hand

(not inside the mouth or next to the cheek)? And straight 6 volts without

cutting it down in any way? Thanks

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> > > Neophyte here. Would appreciate help with a couple of questions. I have

heavy plaque and need root planing. Would very much appreciate detailed into on

the use of the toothbrush based device seen in the photo section. I mean one

toothbrush on the inside of the cheek on each side and then switched? If one has

a problematical tooth, can one put one toothbrush inside the cheek next to that

tooth and then the other toothbrush on the inside of the tooth next to the

tongue? I notice some are using 3 volts or 4.5 volts. What makes for the use of

lesser voltage? Other than discomfort, is there danger from use of 6 volts. I am

thinking that I will use electro therapy for several month before subjecting

myself to root planing. Thanks much for a great group.

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[Guest guest]

Neophyte here again. Electrode that is 3 inches long and thicker than a pencil?

when I look at the photos of the denal godzilla, all I see is wire. Did miss

something? And only one touches the gums? And the other is held by the hand

(not inside the mouth or next to the cheek)? And straight 6 volts without

cutting it down in any way? Thanks

> > >

> > > Neophyte here. Would appreciate help with a couple of questions. I have

heavy plaque and need root planing. Would very much appreciate detailed into on

the use of the toothbrush based device seen in the photo section. I mean one

toothbrush on the inside of the cheek on each side and then switched? If one has

a problematical tooth, can one put one toothbrush inside the cheek next to that

tooth and then the other toothbrush on the inside of the tooth next to the

tongue? I notice some are using 3 volts or 4.5 volts. What makes for the use of

lesser voltage? Other than discomfort, is there danger from use of 6 volts. I am

thinking that I will use electro therapy for several month before subjecting

myself to root planing. Thanks much for a great group.

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[Guest guest]

yeah the dental godzilla is a bit of overkill and is well for those times on the

road in the motel, etc. the sponges model you put on the cheeks and uses the

meter will do same job only nicer...

an englishman and I worked on the toothbrushes type dental godzilla, so if you

have really awful dental condition, start with that maybe but it's not really

needed if you are serious planning and building your dental future..for

emergencies, sudden abcesses, etc.

bG

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> > > > Neophyte here. Would appreciate help with a couple of questions. I have

heavy plaque and need root planing. Would very much appreciate detailed into on

the use of the toothbrush based device seen in the photo section. I mean one

toothbrush on the inside of the cheek on each side and then switched? If one has

a problematical tooth, can one put one toothbrush inside the cheek next to that

tooth and then the other toothbrush on the inside of the tooth next to the

tongue? I notice some are using 3 volts or 4.5 volts. What makes for the use of

lesser voltage? Other than discomfort, is there danger from use of 6 volts. I am

thinking that I will use electro therapy for several month before subjecting

myself to root planing. Thanks much for a great group.

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[Guest guest]

yeah the dental godzilla is a bit of overkill and is well for those times on the

road in the motel, etc. the sponges model you put on the cheeks and uses the

meter will do same job only nicer...

an englishman and I worked on the toothbrushes type dental godzilla, so if you

have really awful dental condition, start with that maybe but it's not really

needed if you are serious planning and building your dental future..for

emergencies, sudden abcesses, etc.

bG

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> > > > Neophyte here. Would appreciate help with a couple of questions. I have

heavy plaque and need root planing. Would very much appreciate detailed into on

the use of the toothbrush based device seen in the photo section. I mean one

toothbrush on the inside of the cheek on each side and then switched? If one has

a problematical tooth, can one put one toothbrush inside the cheek next to that

tooth and then the other toothbrush on the inside of the tooth next to the

tongue? I notice some are using 3 volts or 4.5 volts. What makes for the use of

lesser voltage? Other than discomfort, is there danger from use of 6 volts. I am

thinking that I will use electro therapy for several month before subjecting

myself to root planing. Thanks much for a great group.

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[Guest guest]

Electrodes can be made any size by using sponges or cotton or the like.

Ron

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> > > > Neophyte here. Would appreciate help with a couple of questions. I have

heavy plaque and need root planing. Would very much appreciate detailed into on

the use of the toothbrush based device seen in the photo section. I mean one

toothbrush on the inside of the cheek on each side and then switched? If one has

a problematical tooth, can one put one toothbrush inside the cheek next to that

tooth and then the other toothbrush on the inside of the tooth next to the

tongue? I notice some are using 3 volts or 4.5 volts. What makes for the use of

lesser voltage? Other than discomfort, is there danger from use of 6 volts. I am

thinking that I will use electro therapy for several month before subjecting

myself to root planing. Thanks much for a great group.

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