O/T: Dental questions Please

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Sorry, this has nothing to do w/chelation, but since folks are

knowledgeable here on this group I thought I'd ask the following:

Following amalgam removal recently, I have now provisional crowns

placed over these teeth, but with no glue, since I reacted horribly

to most probably the white color of the proviosionals, so the dentist

wanted to play it safe and not use any glue. As a result, one of the

crowns has fallen off, leaving a huge gap. The tooth directly below it

also has a provisional over a fairly large gap, and every time I eat,

it shifts up and down, so it might come off too!

All docs/dentists that I can visit are on holiday throughout August!

Must I go the the ER to get a dentist to fill these gaps, or should I

just make sure I swish very well with salinated water. I actually have

these provisionals in all 4 quadrants (unfortunately).

A related question: anyone familiar with tooth meridians and the

organs they affect? I believe the 2 teeth the dentist drilled down

adjacent to a gap to provide for a bridge later, lie on the stomach

and intestine meridians. I have Crohn's. My Naturopath was extermely

upset that the dentist went and drilled the 2 teeth down for a bridge.

He is not at all happy about the bridge and has said the drilled down

teeth must now be extracted!

This means I will have a gap 3 teeth long(!) and a land bridge may

not be strong enough for too long over such a length. Are there any

suitable options here? If it means better health I will, of course,

have the teeth extracted.

Many Thanks.