Re: CS>HELP! How can I save an infected painful tooth?

Mon, 23 Feb 2009 21:46:41 -0800

The lesson in hindsight for me is: try all and everything alternative in your cabinet , not even sure if I would first ask the dentist's opinion of what it could be. If all that failed, then see a dentist and grill him for all the options available. If only the tiniest of the suggestions sounds like what has been done before, ask for extraction. As much as I value my own teeth, in the end my overall health is more important. 

Hanneke


At 03:34 PM 24/02/2009, you wrote:

Hanneke,
I'm sorry you suffered like this. what is the lesson learned in hindsight?


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Subject: Re: CS>HELP! How can I save an infected painful tooth?






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a baby Godzilla.  DC at 1.5 to something less than 6 volts does the trick.
Will kill bacteria anywhere in the tooth, root, or jaw, makes no difference.
Can be repeated periodically if need be (I used it three times on two
infected teeth/roots each).  Worked after the first application.Â
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I am  admiring your perseverance, (and by saying this I  guess I feel

I

deserve a medal too..lol)  I have battled  the kind of infection you

have,

about 4-5 years ago,  and did everything possible ( or at least  all I
could think of) to save the molar. There was no end to it.  Once,

totally

worn out, and  the infection was   under control, sort of,  I made up

my

mind. Time for it to be pull

ed. Total time of agony at least 4 years!Â


The pain is unbearable at times and wears you out, and unfortunately,

the

solution at the end of the trip is going to be:  pull it, and have

the

cavity  cleaned thoroughly.Â



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Because of the ongoing infection, the danger is that  other teeth are
becoming infected via the jaw cavity  Not to even think about all the
toxins going into your system on an ongoing basis because of it all.Â



After  the  molar was pulled, another problem next to the site caused

big

flared up which is said to be in the haw bone itself ( kind of an
infection which comes and goes) but it appears that this problem is

in

between dentistry and medicine and no-one want to touch it!  Have

gone

from doctor to dentist and back 3 times, one referring me back to the
other.  Am tired of it all but will give it one more go, armed with
extensive  scans.  This time I have been offered that if the dentist

still

refuses to touch it I will have a referral to a maxillary surgeon.Â



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 I have been using the oreganolike you side in olive oil> I can know
tolerate half and half. It's 2 days but not resolved. I d

on't know how to

proceed even if it does feel less pain. the temporay filling is

allowing

trapped food to enter and infected the pulp and nerve. I can't eat

just

juice and if I try food gets trapped right away up at the gumline

with

pain. So if I wiat for it to heal if that's possible and then cap it

how

do I know then that bacteria won't mutiply again. I'm confused.Â



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My gums are extremely sensitive to hot or cold. Is oregano oil

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to gum tissue? I was told I had gum pockets but no bleeding and IÂ



didn't know it, not puffy. I can not tolerate cold,room temp or hotÂ



only warm. The dentist said now that I destroyed enamel using theÂ



electric toothbrush(that he insisted on) with peroxide and baking

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whcih caused deep pockets that all my teeth will need bonding to notÂ



allow food to enter. Then gum surgery, root canal for the molar that

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already filled and very painful or exraction. None of which I amÂ



comfortable accepting. I have no support. My family feels doctors



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I have saved three of my teety over the years, and a friend used theÂ



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short.   Get a small bottle of Oil of Orageno. Put 2 to three drops

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the oil on a small piece of cotton.  Do not dilute it.  Do know it

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be hot. place it between the cheek and the infected tooth overnight.ÂÂ



In every case it has been cured overnight.  One time I had to put

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cotton in again after breakfast for a couple of hours.  Still it wasÂ



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