Re: O/T -- root canal removed

[Guest guest]

Excellent! Glad to hear you got all that junk out. Are you on milk

thistle to help your liver dispose of the infection? This might help.

Arnica for pain...I hope your feeling better soon.

I think we have all been to Butchers...

I still have to get my cavitations done...I find it ironic that I had

one molar removed that got abscessed. I didn't want the root canal. I

had the guy clean the socket and everything. He was supposed to be a

nice mercury free, biological dentist. Well, what I got was an

infected mess that took 6 weeks to heal. You could see my jaw bone for

pete's sake. It was horrible I was in so much pain. Anyway, it finally

healed up. Now I have a cavitation there. And sometimes it hurts like

the tooth is still there. Very odd, since there is no tooth and

supposedly he removed the tooth membrane. So why do I feel it

hurting?? Subliminal memory of a tooth no longer there? Hee, hee.

I'm sure it's cause it's infected...

Anyway...I am happy to hear someone out there has found some useful

doctors and dentist.

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> SO yesterday I had a Dr Jarvis in Santa remove my root canal

> No pain during removal but about 3 hours later it was like a truck hit

> my head..PAIN and swelling below by right jaw and throbbing. IT lasted

> most of last night and I believe the infection/discharge is now being

> disbursed out of my body as i have an incredible body ache

>

> DR Jarvis the extraction dentist called me at 9:00 pm last night and I

> told him about the swelling and throbbing under my jaw. He said " well

> you had a pretty good infection going on at the base of the root canal "

> He had told me during the surgery that almost every root canal he

> removes has some level of infection

>

> Its funny though... its a different pain today..like a bad flu ache

> that I can only hope is my body getting rid of all the crud that was

> tied to this root canal

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[Guest guest]

- Below.

Posted by: " mercurybeater " mercurybeater@... mercurybeater

Wed Jun 4, 2008 9:50 am (PDT)

>Background

>I had a root canal placed about a year ago, (I think Feb 2007) due in

part to a emergency dental trip when an amalgam filling broke. The

Butcher of Berkeley (Dentist) told me he would use a rubber dam (did

not) and I think used a jackhammer to remove the filling

Don't have to ask if he's toxic!

>This was right in the period where I was nuttier than a fruitcake due

to bad protocol (cilantro/edta/chorella and heavy diet of sulphur foods)

>SO my amalgam fillings came out In november and I have been chelating

since (6+ months)

>Around the time I had my amalgam fillings out the root canal would

throb at night..I do not know if the amalagam drilling set off the

infection noted below or not: MY guess is it was always there..IF I

felt this bad post root canal removal and with the swelling and body

ache, I shudder to think how this would have affected me if I left this

poison (root canal) in longer

I also had a root canal that was infected and the infection was getting near a

root. In addition, I had a piece of tooth left in the bone when a wisdom tooth

was removed and which caused an infection going up into the sinus. I'll just

mention another possibility, from personal experience. It could be that you

started clenching your teeth at night. The trauma to the teeth, sometimes one

tooth that we " lean " on, can also cause throbbing.

>I went to this NP who is also a dentist in Sebastopol (super guy DR

Lipelt). He recommends and provides 3 weekly treatments of homeopathic

injections into the cavitiation areas and root canals to lessen the

bacteria load. He said removing a root canal/cleaning out a cavitation

without these injections can sometimes overload the body with toxins

when the root canal was removed. I belive his treatment worked as my

root canal stopped throbbing after the second injection which tells me

the infection was lessened

>SO yesterday I had a Dr Jjarvis in Santa remove my root canal

No pain during removal but about 3 hours later it was like a truck hit

my head..PAIN and swelling below by right jaw and throbbing. IT lasted

most of last night and I believe the infection/discharge is now being

disbursed out of my body as i have an incredible body ache

I have heard some strange things happen when cavitations are cleaned. One

woman reported to me that she smelled to high heaven for 7-10 days, badly

enough that people next to her in line at the airport commented.

>DR Jarvis the extraction dentist called me at 9:00 pm last night and I

told him about the swelling and throbbing under my jaw. He said " well

you had a pretty good infection going on at the base of the root canal "

He had told me during the surgery that almost every root canal he

removes has some level of infection

That could be. I had 3 removed. 2 of them were infected, one was not.

>Its funny though... its a different pain today..like a bad flu ache

that I can only hope is my body getting rid of all the crud that was

tied to this root canal

>Dr Lipelt (the NP in Sebastopol) has provided me some homeopathic stuff

which I think is helping. He also provides homepathic tretament to take

to the extraction dentist for him to inject diuring the extraction/

surgery

>I know it is hard to do everything necessary to get better from these

toxins that have accumulated in us due to hevay metals and other tooth

related matters. BUT in my case anyway I think having these

cavitaions/root canals removed will really help

Yes. My dentist had an agenda for which root canals he wanted to take out

first. I " redirected " him because I had a feeling about where the real problem

was, and ... I was right. I think the body know what it has to do next in it's

process of healing. The difficulty is listening to it.

I'll make you aware of one thing that you may need to know, . The

reason the cavitation does not heal is because the bone has been damaged by the

presence of metals. Remarkably, this was well known in the first half of the

1900s, but we have repressed all this knowledge. The unfortunate implication

of this is that the cavitation may not heal, and you may have to do this again.

I had to do two of my wisdom teeth twice.

>I'll let you know when the pain stops

Get better soon!

>

Dave.

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Dave, do you know if this apply to cavitations that had no metal? I

have two cavitations, One where the molar was and one from a wisdom

tooth, both became dry sockets, which is probably why they didn't heal

right. My other wisdom teeth that were removed healed fine and show no

cavitations. I never had any root canals or mercury in the root tips

etc. In my case there was infection after extraction, and dry socket.

Oddly, my dentist was stumped when she looked at this cavitation, the

one molar I had removed became infected two days after extraction, it

was a horrible painful mess. I had to pack it with anesthetic, clove

oil gauze stuff for a few weeks for it to heal. Anyway, on the x ray,

you can see what look like bone cells that did not calcify. It's the

oddest thing. So there is no bone in the socket, but cells, that

appear to be osteoclasts (right word?). She said, for some reason it

started to heal up but my body didn't calcify it. So she felt my

ability to heal was too compromised to do the cavitation surgery at

that time. So we are waiting for some healing/chelation etc.

> I'll make you aware of one thing that you may need to know, .

The reason the cavitation does not heal is because the bone has been

damaged by the presence of metals. Remarkably, this was well known in

the first half of the 1900s, but we have repressed all this knowledge.

The unfortunate implication of this is that the cavitation may not

heal, and you may have to do this again. I had to do two of my wisdom

teeth twice.

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>Dave.

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