Re: Question 4 everyone regarding dental

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my teeth started falling apart. I have put six thousand into then in the last

two years.

Janet

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think a large number of us have had a lot of dental problems after the

exposure. Primarily gums and bone loss, I think. My gums turned black around

my teeth. My tongue still gets black sometimes. I look like a Chow. I

rinse my mouth with hydrogen peroxide. That seems to help.

Sharon

Hello,

I am wondering if any of you, who have been exposed to mold long term, have

had any increase in problems with you teeth. I am especially interested in

hearing from anyone who had no problems with their teeth and then find after

exposure to mold having extensive problems.

Also, for those of you who are so good at finding research, have you come

across anything regarding problems with teeth and a weakened immune system?

thanks ahead of time for any information any of you can share.

[Guest guest]

,

A few months ago I went looking for stuff on possible interactions between

mold in homes and oral health because I had a spot in the front of my mouth

(where the air impacted when I was often forced to breathe through my mouth

when my nose was stuffed up) where I had gum disease and nomatter what I

tried, all of my dentists suggestions, including brushing my teeth and

flossing every time I ate anything at all.. much more than three times a

day, to get it to heal, it wouldn't heal.. (I now am pretty sure that what

happened was that I was acting as an impaction sampler for the trichothecene

mycotoxins in the air - because my mouth was moist and I have a gap between

my front teeth. )

But, anyway, I did this search, and in the course of this search for the

possible reasons for this blistering I found a LOT of stuff on various oral

mycoses, most of which were things that primarily happened to people who

were immunocompromised or immunosupressed..but sometimes happened to other

people too. (I am not HIV-positive or immunosupressed, just someone who was

- at that time - living in a moldy environment)

By the way, it took a while but finally, after I moved, that wound healed.

Do a search on PubMed ( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi )

using whatever keywords you think are appropriate to your condition and you

should be able to find what I am talking about..

By the way, if you can afford either/both, both WaterPiks and Sonicare

toothbrushes are great tools to have for keeping your mouth clean..

Rinsing your mouth out with 50% dilute (OTC) hydrogen peroxide and water

before you brush also helps get your mouth super clean..

(not the industrial strength kind they use for mold detox!)

Please talk to your doctor! But if you want to know if such a connection

exists,

yes, many papers have been published about subjects like that..

On 11/29/06, Riffee <hotsandonmyfeet@...> wrote:

>

> Hello,

>

> I am wondering if any of you, who have been exposed to mold long term,

> have had any increase in problems with you teeth. I am especially interested

> in hearing from anyone who had no problems with their teeth and then find

> after exposure to mold having extensive problems.

>

> Also, for those of you who are so good at finding research, have you come

> across anything regarding problems with teeth and a weakened immune system?

>

> thanks ahead of time for any information any of you can share.

>

>

>

> -

>

[Guest guest]

,

I had virtually no problems with my teeth (one cavity in 40 years) until after

mold exposure. Since that time (over the past 6 years) I've had some major

dental issues - 6 cavities, 2 eventually getting root canals and just this past

summer I had a root canal tooth removed and a bridge put in place.

I had attributed the root canal tooth problem to a chronic infection as that

tooth was very infected at the time of the root canal and I had active Lyme

disease at the time - not a good combination.

B.

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From: Riffee <hotsandonmyfeet@...>

Hello,

I am wondering if any of you, who have been exposed to mold long term, have had

any increase in problems with you teeth. I am especially interested in hearing

from anyone who had no problems with their teeth and then find after exposure to

mold having extensive problems.

Also, for those of you who are so good at finding research, have you come across

anything regarding problems with teeth and a weakened immune system?

thanks ahead of time for any information any of you can share.

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[Guest guest]

We also had teeth problems. My daughter had perfect teeth at age 6. Age 7

(after 1 yr of exposure) she had to have 5 root canals (whatever they call it

for kids) 3 cavities. Within the last 2 years they are doing much better.

Sharon is it a film on your tongue? Hard to get it off?

Re: [] Question 4 everyone regarding dental

Hi ,

I think a large number of us have had a lot of dental problems after the

exposure. Primarily gums and bone loss, I think. My gums turned black around

my teeth. My tongue still gets black sometimes. I look like a Chow. I

rinse my mouth with hydrogen peroxide. That seems to help.

Sharon

Hello,

I am wondering if any of you, who have been exposed to mold long term, have

had any increase in problems with you teeth. I am especially interested in

hearing from anyone who had no problems with their teeth and then find after

exposure to mold having extensive problems.

Also, for those of you who are so good at finding research, have you come

across anything regarding problems with teeth and a weakened immune system?

thanks ahead of time for any information any of you can share.

[Guest guest]

Teeth falling apart here too.

Re: [] Question 4 everyone regarding dental

my teeth started falling apart. I have put six thousand into then in the last

two years.

Janet

[Guest guest]

--- In , Riffee <hotsandonmyfeet@...>

wrote:

>

> Hello,

>

> I am wondering if any of you, who have been exposed to mold long

term, have had any increase in problems with you teeth. I am

especially interested in hearing from anyone who had no problems with

their teeth and then find after exposure to mold having extensive

problems.

>

Absolutely. I had horrendous dental problems in my 12 years in a sick

building. Can't remember how many times I got thrush, had infections

in my mouth, had to have teeth pulled. Was on antibiotics so often I

can't even remember. The funny thing was I had gone to Ireland on

vacation with the beginnings of another infection that I didn't attend

to before leaving and ended up at the doctor's in Ireland. They

presecribed antifungal medication as opposed to antibiotics.

Mulvey son

[Guest guest]

,

My wife sure did. It wasn't long after her initial exposure all of

her teeth rotted at the gumline and had to be removed. Can I

honestly say the mold exposure caused this, in my mind yes, in

others no. But all can say is that is when it started. What the

dentist did say was that her pH level was very acidic and that the

acid was actually eating away at the enamel.

KC

>

> Hello,

>

> I am wondering if any of you, who have been exposed to mold long

term, have had any increase in problems with you teeth. I am

especially interested in hearing from anyone who had no problems

with their teeth and then find after exposure to mold having

extensive problems.

>

> Also, for those of you who are so good at finding research, have

you come across anything regarding problems with teeth and a

weakened immune system?

>

> thanks ahead of time for any information any of you can share.

>

>

>

>

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Business.

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[Guest guest]

When i was sick, my teeth de-mineralized- then re- mineralized when i

was better- locking in terrible dark areas that no bleach would clean-

I finally found a dentist who diagnosed the problem- and did $500

worth of work- teeth great- but after my recent illness- molded again-

my teeth are again looking bad

karen

>

> Hello,

>

> I am wondering if any of you, who have been exposed to mold long

term, have had any increase in problems with you teeth. I am

especially interested in hearing from anyone who had no problems with

their teeth and then find after exposure to mold having extensive

problems.

>

> Also, for those of you who are so good at finding research, have

you come across anything regarding problems with teeth and a weakened

immune system?

>

> thanks ahead of time for any information any of you can share.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Ditto. Is it your roots? Mine seem to be getting very testy and inflamed

leading to root canals and extactions.

<eaglestone@...> wrote: Teeth falling apart here too.

Re: [] Question 4 everyone regarding dental

my teeth started falling apart. I have put six thousand into then in the last

two years.

Janet

[Guest guest]

-my sinus infections keep going into my gums causeing a lot of very

painful tooth ackes, i have had 3 that died from the roots while the

tooth was still good. i've seen a picture of allergic fungal

sinusitis and it shows the infection going into and around the whole

gum area. thinking this was shown by ct scan but may have been a mri.

may be why we are loseing our teeth. has anyone been diagnosed with

this?-- In , Edy Rayfield

<edyrayfield@...> wrote:

>

> Ditto. Is it your roots? Mine seem to be getting very testy and

inflamed leading to root canals and extactions.

>

> <eaglestone@...> wrote: Teeth falling apart here too.

>

>

> Re: [] Question 4 everyone regarding dental

>

> my teeth started falling apart. I have put six thousand into then

in the last

> two years.

> Janet

>

>

[Guest guest]

I do know that the teeth and sinuses are very close together. When I

had a tooth pulled before I got sick the doctor talked about an

implant, but said I would have to have my sinuses lifted cuz they

were too low for an implant. Yea I would do that. I can remember when

I had the tooth pulled the doctor that pulled it said don't blow my

nose or anything cuz my sinuses were so close to the area. I also had

sinus surgery eventually plus gum disease before my illness. Maybe

the bad teeth are from gum disease. I know they took a culture after

doing all the work and I had to take some really strong antiobiotic.

Teeth falling apart here too.

> >

> >

> > Re: [] Question 4 everyone regarding dental

> >

> > my teeth started falling apart. I have put six thousand into then

> in the last

> > two years.

> > Janet

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

The PH thing is interesting- I drank a special water for the year of

my recovery that was supposed to be good for it and was alkaline-

Penta- maybe this helped me keep my teeth- but I also have found

Biotene mouth wash to be helpfull, it is for people w/dry mouth, most

of us suffer from that-dry mouth by itself will help you loose all

your teeth- if I rinse w/Biotene and use a tongue scrapper-I keep the

fungus at bay and have a normal looking tongue. A MCS'er just told me

there is a machine you can buy that will change your water to any PH

you want-expensive, but helps keep him de-toxed.

> >

> > Hello,

> >

> > I am wondering if any of you, who have been exposed to mold

long

> term, have had any increase in problems with you teeth. I am

> especially interested in hearing from anyone who had no problems

> with their teeth and then find after exposure to mold having

> extensive problems.

> >

> > Also, for those of you who are so good at finding research,

have

> you come across anything regarding problems with teeth and a

> weakened immune system?

> >

> > thanks ahead of time for any information any of you can share.

> >

> >

> >

> >

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