Re: Holistic dentist in Mexico? and Dean's progress

[Guest guest]

> Have you noticed your health improving?

Oh yes. I'm very well now. Fully functional and feel great. It has taken a

LOT of hard and consitant effort to get here. Now I'm fine-tuning now and

working towards optimal health - I'm never crashing in the same way again!.

The body seems to go through a metamorphosis with chelation as all the

systems start working again.

But it is a whole process. I just decided to do it as properly as possible

from my perspective and get all the metals and POSSIBLE sources of toxicity

out my mouth (though some would call it the extreme option, I just did wnat

to leave any possibilties open).

I came at it from different angles. But followed the oral chelation

properly. I owe a lot of gratitude to Andy Cutler and this list.

The food allergy test, ALCAT, was one of the biggest helps.

>are you also chelating?

Yes, still at it though I feel well almost all the time now. I could stop if

I did know better. But since I still get very mild symptoms on round -

headache, fatigue etc I know all is not out yet. I'm on ALA 30mg. I got

Parkinson-like tremors when I increased beyond that and that scared me

enough to back off. I'd rather go another 2 years at a low dose than scare

myself like that again. I've done 42 rounds (I was on DMSA 50 at the end,

and have just added it again to my most recent round. ALA 30mg and DMSA

50mg.

> What do you have in place of the root canals?

I had a partial denture. Flexite is best option. Or Diamond Crown bridges.

Except mine was a front-tooth, so I got what is called a canta-lever to

prevent bridging across the midline. It is attached to the tooth next to it

only in an L-shape (not to two teeth as in a convectional bridge)

>What kind of money did you spend doing these?.

Well, I had to borrow money and it was expensive - but was the best

investment I have ever made. I don't live in the US, so can't give you

estimates in dollars.

>I cant afford extensive dental work , my

> options are limited except if I head south of the border but

> unsure.

If you go to the right dentist in Mexico you are likely better off.

Dr 's dentists are reputable. Others may, or may not be.

>You have plastic partials then, I had a holistic dentist

> tell me that plastic also leaches and what about the adhesive but

> then again,

He is wrong. Flexite does not leach. Other partials do leach Cadmium and

other plastics. See 'Removable Partial Dentures' here:

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/dentalnetwork/

>He wanted over 2500 to redo the 2 crowns. I am confused

> as you can tell. I appreciate you sharing your story , it helps.

Dentists don't 'get' toxicity. They are into aesthetics and functionality of

bite. He is ripping you off. I have heard of people getting their whole

dental revision done in Mexico for 500 dollars. Including several root canal

extractions, amalgam removal, cavitation cleaning etc - and above all an

understanding of what it means to your health.

Take someone with you if you go and follow the dental aftercare program.

Dean

[Guest guest]

I cant tell you how much I appreciate you taking the time to answer

my email, its giving me much hope and yes I am def thinking of

heading south , a Dr clark dentist. Stay healthy.

>

> > Have you noticed your health improving?

>

> Oh yes. I'm very well now. Fully functional and feel great. It has

taken a

> LOT of hard and consitant effort to get here. Now I'm fine-tuning

now and

> working towards optimal health - I'm never crashing in the same way

again!.

>

> The body seems to go through a metamorphosis with chelation as all

the

> systems start working again.

> But it is a whole process. I just decided to do it as properly as

possible

> from my perspective and get all the metals and POSSIBLE sources of

toxicity

> out my mouth (though some would call it the extreme option, I just

did wnat

> to leave any possibilties open).

> I came at it from different angles. But followed the oral chelation

> properly. I owe a lot of gratitude to Andy Cutler and this list.

> The food allergy test, ALCAT, was one of the biggest helps.

>

> >are you also chelating?

>

> Yes, still at it though I feel well almost all the time now. I

could stop if

> I did know better. But since I still get very mild symptoms on

round -

> headache, fatigue etc I know all is not out yet. I'm on ALA 30mg. I

got

> Parkinson-like tremors when I increased beyond that and that scared

me

> enough to back off. I'd rather go another 2 years at a low dose

than scare

> myself like that again. I've done 42 rounds (I was on DMSA 50 at

the end,

> and have just added it again to my most recent round. ALA 30mg and

DMSA

> 50mg.

>

>

> > What do you have in place of the root canals?

>

> I had a partial denture. Flexite is best option. Or Diamond Crown

bridges.

> Except mine was a front-tooth, so I got what is called a canta-

lever to

> prevent bridging across the midline. It is attached to the tooth

next to it

> only in an L-shape (not to two teeth as in a convectional bridge)

>

> >What kind of money did you spend doing these?.

>

> Well, I had to borrow money and it was expensive - but was the best

> investment I have ever made. I don't live in the US, so can't give

you

> estimates in dollars.

>

> >I cant afford extensive dental work , my

> > options are limited except if I head south of the border but

> > unsure.

>

> If you go to the right dentist in Mexico you are likely better off.

> Dr 's dentists are reputable. Others may, or may not be.

>

> >You have plastic partials then, I had a holistic dentist

> > tell me that plastic also leaches and what about the adhesive but

> > then again,

>

> He is wrong. Flexite does not leach. Other partials do leach

Cadmium and

> other plastics. See 'Removable Partial Dentures' here:

> http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/dentalnetwork/

>

> >He wanted over 2500 to redo the 2 crowns. I am confused

> > as you can tell. I appreciate you sharing your story , it helps.

>

> Dentists don't 'get' toxicity. They are into aesthetics and

functionality of

> bite. He is ripping you off. I have heard of people getting their

whole

> dental revision done in Mexico for 500 dollars. Including several

root canal

> extractions, amalgam removal, cavitation cleaning etc - and above

all an

> understanding of what it means to your health.

> Take someone with you if you go and follow the dental aftercare

program.

> Dean

>