Re: Re: OT: another tooth ache

[Guest guest]

Wow, Tug...I am going through the very same thing my self now. I need 3 root

canals and had to have one tooth pull already. and the implant alone was 2600.00

not to mention the cost of the tooth, another 900.00 plus the cost of a total of

four root canals. I'm with you on this one. I think there is some connection too

with the exposure to the toxic mold because I have never had this much teeth

problems before either.  Another expense I suppose of having to clean up this

crap and getting it permanently out of your life. This experience will bankrupt

a person. lost thousands of dollars in moving, doctor bills, air quality tests,

MRI's, replacing furniture, books, linens, personal belongings, buying

medications, vitamins, detoxing supplies, dry cleaning, new washer and dryer,

bottles of ammonia, cleaning supplies, extra storage and now getting hit with

major dental bills. It's just too much sometimes, it really is.

leslie 

From: barb b w <barb1283@...>

Subject: [] Re: OT: another tooth ache

Date: Monday, January 10, 2011, 10:35 PM

I don't know about any mold involvement but this has really worked for me

to my amazement: I had this happen twice and work twice. I had what felt like

a tooth ache developing and feeling sorry that I probably had not brushed my

teeth enough or flossed, I vigorously brushed area that was hurting. It bled

alot but I kept brushing until it became numb, then it stopped hurting and the

pain never came back. A couple years later same thing happened, I did the same

thing with same results. I think pain may have been from gum and I probably

brushed the pocket open, it bled out and then healed over. I know to take care

of gingivitis dentist cut back gums, so I guess I brushed them open and brushed

until there was no more irritation. Was surprised myself it worked.

[Guest guest]

Interesting, Diane. Same exact thing happened to me right after

exposure.

Barth

www.presenting.net/sbs/sbs.html

SUBMIT YOUR DOCTOR: www.presenting.net/sbs/molddoctors.html

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d> This is how the connection of teeth and mold exposure was explained to me by

an endodontist in Boston, Mass. Toxic exposures cause your blood to thicken

(hypercoagulation) and then the tooth dies

d> as a result of " lack of blood supply " needed for it to thrive. My teeth were

affected before the rest of my body, it was my first crisis. Two absessed teeth

which resulted in two root canals.Less

d> than two years later, had those same teeth extracted in hopes of feeling

better. Little did I know at the time, it was merely the beginning of my

problems. D

[Guest guest]

Hi ,  before you have a very expensive root canal please read about the

implications of root canals.  before you add to your toxic overload.

 

 http://www.holisticdentist.com/articles/root-canal-treatment.html

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: leslie ferrell <ferrellstudio@...>

Sent: Thu, January 13, 2011 2:37:03 AM

Subject: Re: [] Re: OT: another tooth ache

 

Wow, Tug...I am going through the very same thing my self now. I need 3 root

canals and had to have one tooth pull already. and the implant alone was 2600.00

not to mention the cost of the tooth, another 900.00 plus the cost of a total of

four root canals. I'm with you on this one. I think there is some connection too

with the exposure to the toxic mold because I have never had this much teeth

problems before either.  Another expense I suppose of having to clean up this

crap and getting it permanently out of your life. This experience will bankrupt

a person. lost thousands of dollars in moving, doctor bills, air quality tests,

MRI's, replacing furniture, books, linens, personal belongings, buying

medications, vitamins, detoxing supplies, dry cleaning, new washer and dryer,

bottles of ammonia, cleaning supplies, extra storage and now getting hit with

major dental bills. It's just too much sometimes, it really is.

leslie 

From: barb b w <barb1283@...>

Subject: [] Re: OT: another tooth ache

Date: Monday, January 10, 2011, 10:35 PM

I don't know about any mold involvement but this has really worked for me to my

amazement: I had this happen twice and work twice. I had what felt like a tooth

ache developing and feeling sorry that I probably had not brushed my teeth

enough or flossed, I vigorously brushed area that was hurting. It bled alot but

I kept brushing until it became numb, then it stopped hurting and the pain never

came back. A couple years later same thing happened, I did the same thing with

same results. I think pain may have been from gum and I probably brushed the

pocket open, it bled out and then healed over. I know to take care of gingivitis

dentist cut back gums, so I guess I brushed them open and brushed until there

was no more irritation. Was surprised myself it worked.