Re: Re: Dental Health

[Guest guest]

I had my mercury taken out and replaced with something safer about two

years ago. It helped my chemical sensitivity a lot (but I'm not cured

of that, just better). You have to fnd a dentist who knows how to take

them out the right way, or it can cause more problems. Hal Huggins is

the dentist who wrote the protocol on taking them out safely.

I do have pain in lower teeth at times when my jaw and neck are out of

alignment. Two years ago when I first had the pain, I thought my tooth

was rotten, and I stayed awake for almost 36 hours (over Christmas)

before I could get some pain killers. The dentist said it wasn't my

teeth, and he was right. I saw my chiropractor and she fixed the

problem. I still get flareups, but it's always something in my neck/jaw

that I can't even feel, except for the excruciating pain in my tooth.

Almost worse pain than when I had migraines.

Good luck figuring it out.

ladybug35@... wrote:

> thanks for the info I'll check out the site. I'm still not clear

> on what makes a tooth die. My teeth look great in fact I get

> compliments on them and have never worn braces...... but I do have

> tooth pain some of the time. I have a lot of fillings in my molars and

> after reading about the metal toxicity and all I decided to get them

> taken out but now I'm not so sure having them drilled on is such a

> good idea.

> Dee

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[Guest guest]

Hi , Thanks so much for sharing your experience, yes the pain can be

awwwwful! Mine is more nagging than throbbing and it really makes me nervous and

short tempered......it's like my nerves are being stretched to the breaking

point. I'll go visit the chiropractor and see what he says, I had no idea that

dental pain could be connected with the neck/spine being out of alignment.

Dee