Re: Mold, migraines and root canals

[Guest guest]

mine sent me to have oral surgery and have all my teeth removed said I

was fighting a losing battle

In a message dated 8/22/2010 12:56:11 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

safersmilesdentallab@... writes:

I'm MCS. The first doc I saw said well gee you've already done everything I

would have suggested. The only suggestion he had was to pull root canals &

check for cavitations. (infections in gum after a big cavity or root

canal). Talk to the guy at *DAMS (800) 311-6265 for more info & maybe a good

dentist referral.

>

> Anyone else experience more problems smelling mold when they have a bad

tooth/teeth? It seems as if I can smell the mold more now that I have had 3

root canals. It is odd I know, but I heard they used to use formaldehyde

in the root canals, could this be why I am MCS as well a combo of mold

exposure and root canals? My dentist pretty much is trying to force me to get

another root canal, It's my last tooth, and I am already suffering with MCS,

should I tell him to go to hell or what? I really just want the dang thing

pulled, its been hurting for over 2 years and its the upper right last

tooth. He never saw a thing on the xray, but he did the pulpotomy and when he

was in there discovered one of the canals was dried up and a fracture in the

tooth. Why doesn't he just pull the tooth? I am fed up with money hungry

dentists. Anyways, just figured it was related since I am MCS and smell

mold, even floors away.

>

[Guest guest]

I'm MCS. The first doc I saw said well gee you've already done everything I

would have suggested. The only suggestion he had was to pull root canals & check

for cavitations. (infections in gum after a big cavity or root canal). Talk to

the guy at *DAMS (800) 311-6265 for more info & maybe a good dentist referral.

>

> Anyone else experience more problems smelling mold when they have a bad

tooth/teeth? It seems as if I can smell the mold more now that I have had 3

root canals. It is odd I know, but I heard they used to use formaldehyde in the

root canals, could this be why I am MCS as well a combo of mold exposure and

root canals? My dentist pretty much is trying to force me to get another root

canal, It's my last tooth, and I am already suffering with MCS, should I tell

him to go to hell or what? I really just want the dang thing pulled, its been

hurting for over 2 years and its the upper right last tooth. He never saw a

thing on the xray, but he did the pulpotomy and when he was in there discovered

one of the canals was dried up and a fracture in the tooth. Why doesn't he just

pull the tooth? I am fed up with money hungry dentists. Anyways, just figured

it was related since I am MCS and smell mold, even floors away.

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, I find that a tooth problem just exacerbates my MCS. And sometimes i get a

toothache that is nothing but a reaction to mold. I worry about a cavity or

something worse and know now that it's just a reaction to an exposure (had one a

few weeks ago and it went away). I think whenever you get teeth worked on it

compromises your health a bit.

>

> Anyone else experience more problems smelling mold when they have a bad

tooth/teeth? It seems as if I can smell the mold more now that I have had 3

root canals. It is odd I know, but I heard they used to use formaldehyde in the

root canals, could this be why I am MCS as well a combo of mold exposure and

root canals? My dentist pretty much is trying to force me to get another root

canal, It's my last tooth, and I am already suffering with MCS, should I tell

him to go to hell or what? I really just want the dang thing pulled, its been

hurting for over 2 years and its the upper right last tooth. He never saw a

thing on the xray, but he did the pulpotomy and when he was in there discovered

one of the canals was dried up and a fracture in the tooth. Why doesn't he just

pull the tooth? I am fed up with money hungry dentists. Anyways, just figured

it was related since I am MCS and smell mold, even floors away.

>

[Guest guest]

, I think thats what I'm going to end up haveing to do.

I was once told my teeth would last me the rest of my life but now the roots die

befor the tooth gets bad and I have to get them pulled.

the minute I get one pulled another one is alredy getting to that point. a few

more and I might as well get them all pulled, tried of dealing with them.

>

> mine sent me to have oral surgery and have all my teeth removed said I

> was fighting a losing battle

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Also there are precautions to be taken for MCS'ers with dentistry.  No gas

anesthesia for instance. What material your fillings and implants are made of

etc, all of this can affect your health in the long run.  So take care to pay

attention to any new symtoms or such use a diary. 

http://www.ctaz.com/~bhima/dentsafer.htm

http://mcs-america.org/index_files/DentalCareandAmalgams.htm

http://www.mercuryfreenow.com/mercurydetox/poison.html

   

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

[Guest guest]

Here is some info :  Quote from the site

Allowing your dentist to put mercury in your mouth is the worst thing you can

allow him to do. Allowing him to do a root canal is the second worst thing you

can allow him to do. The book Root Canal Cover-up by Dr. Meinig, D.D.S.,

F.A.C.D., reveals that the root canal procedure traps bacteria in the dentin

tubules. These bacteria proliferate and produce toxins that can travel all over

the body lowering the body's immune system and causing serious health problems.

http://zap.intergate.ca/dentist.html

 

 http://heartspring.net/mercury_poison_symptoms.html

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

[Guest guest]

My doctor is sending me to a dentist who understands mold and MCS.  I had one

dentist who re-did a root canal three times.  I then had to go to an oral

surgeon who re-did his work.  The tooth still hurts.  I have severe jaw/tooth

pain, but it seems to move and be sporadic, not like a typical toothache.  I'm

scared to go to the dentist, but worry that an absess or something could be

making me sicker.  I trust my doctor but am a white-knuckler about the dentist

and can't imagine getting care without nitrous.  Bad reactions to this after

exposure?  Feedback?

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From: surellabaer <surellabaer@...>

Sent: Sun, August 22, 2010 10:12:54 AM

Subject: [] Re: Mold, migraines and root canals

 

Yes, I find that a tooth problem just exacerbates my MCS. And sometimes i get a

toothache that is nothing but a reaction to mold. I worry about a cavity or

something worse and know now that it's just a reaction to an exposure (had one a

few weeks ago and it went away). I think whenever you get teeth worked on it

compromises your health a bit.

[Guest guest]

Im sorry to hear your story but mine is the same. I got very sick working

in a moldy building. Workmens Comp wouldn't bite and they put me out on

disability which is only500 dolars a month. That was six years ago. Im still

sick. Sorry I dont have a better outcome but mine was worse as it was federal

government and no lawyer wanted to touch it. Good luck to you

Janet

In a message dated 8/24/2010 11:57:45 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

sweetsheila@... writes:

Well, I definately noticed the throbbing would get worse in my tooth that

needed a root canal when I was around mold. I have already had 3 root canals

and now I am wondering did the mold cause the need to get root canals? I

got the bad tooth pulled yesterday, now my whole side of the face is

swollen. I get to work today, and all my upper teeth are aching even with the

pain

meds. The air handler has been leaking right outside my work area, and it

smells of mold in this building. I have been working with the state for 7

years, I have just started to make all the connections of mold in the

workplace. I had no idea it was so bad. I started a blog and have been taking

pictures at work, but now I am stuck. What do I do now? Ifeel that I need to

quit, but need insurance, I have fmla, and I hear workers comp is very

difficult to get and I am in North carolina, lawyers are afraid to fight the

state around here. SO do I just give up and quit? File workers comp? and get

turned down? I just know I need to get the hell out of this place. NC STATE

is making me sick! It sucks cause I like my job!

[Guest guest]

Well, I definately noticed the throbbing would get worse in my tooth that needed

a root canal when I was around mold. I have already had 3 root canals and now I

am wondering did the mold cause the need to get root canals? I got the bad

tooth pulled yesterday, now my whole side of the face is swollen. I get to work

today, and all my upper teeth are aching even with the pain meds. The air

handler has been leaking right outside my work area, and it smells of mold in

this building. I have been working with the state for 7 years, I have just

started to make all the connections of mold in the workplace. I had no idea it

was so bad. I started a blog and have been taking pictures at work, but now I

am stuck. What do I do now? Ifeel that I need to quit, but need insurance, I

have fmla, and I hear workers comp is very difficult to get and I am in North

carolina, lawyers are afraid to fight the state around here. SO do I just give

up and quit? File workers comp? and get turned down? I just know I need to get

the hell out of this place. NC STATE is making me sick! It sucks cause I like

my job!

>

> My doctor is sending me to a dentist who understands mold and MCS.  I had one

> dentist who re-did a root canal three times.  I then had to go to an oral

> surgeon who re-did his work.  The tooth still hurts.  I have severe

jaw/tooth

> pain, but it seems to move and be sporadic, not like a typical toothache. 

I'm

> scared to go to the dentist, but worry that an absess or something could be

> making me sicker.  I trust my doctor but am a white-knuckler about the

dentist

> and can't imagine getting care without nitrous.  Bad reactions to this after

> exposure?  Feedback?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ihad to have all my teeth pulled

In a message dated 9/21/2010 5:20:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

sweetsheila@... writes:

Yep, it definately sucks big time. My teeth ache really bad in the moldy

bldgs at work. I have to get out of here before it ruins my health.

>

> Im sorry to hear your story but mine is the same. I got very sick working

> in a moldy building. Workmens Comp wouldn't bite and they put me out on

> disability which is only500 dolars a month. That was six years ago. Im

still

> sick. Sorry I dont have a better outcome but mine was worse as it was

federal

> government and no lawyer wanted to touch it. Good luck to you

> Janet

>

[Guest guest]

Yep, it definately sucks big time. My teeth ache really bad in the moldy bldgs

at work. I have to get out of here before it ruins my health.

>

> Im sorry to hear your story but mine is the same. I got very sick working

> in a moldy building. Workmens Comp wouldn't bite and they put me out on

> disability which is only500 dolars a month. That was six years ago. Im still

> sick. Sorry I dont have a better outcome but mine was worse as it was federal

> government and no lawyer wanted to touch it. Good luck to you

> Janet

>