Hi Uny,

Thanks so much for your help. I am going to try to answer as much as possible. I have that dreaded dental appointment tomorrow and although it is in the evening, it is hard for me to get there on time because of time in the bathroom early in the day.(I'll explain farther down.)

The temporary crown is in #13 and they did a filling in #12 on the same day. They usually plan on putting the permanent on in three weeks, but my husband couldn't take me that week so it was scheduled for the next week. That was last week and the roads were so bad that they shut down their office and canceled. When I talked to them on the phone about pain in that area, they said the temp crown is very thin and that could be a reason for the pain. I wanted to believe them although I know dentists are always going to tell you anything they can get away with. Sometimes I think the non-mercury dentists might be worse because they are more desperate for patients. They have me scheduled(at some time) to do a crown on #14 and a filling on #15. I think they plan to go ahead and do the filling when I am there tomorrow. They may WANT to do the crown at that time but I'm not going to let them do that until I do some more studying on that. They may not have alloted enough time anyway.

They do cerec and I think they are trying to get the machine paid for. They haven't had it long.

My first pain that caused me to get started on this was in 2008 I think. I called the dentist who was about five hours away from me and they told me he had died(probably from the mercury fumes..my thoughts). He was just in his early sixties and his idea to get the mercury out was the chelation that was approved for lead(EDTA?) and that was what he was doing. They gave me the name of another dentist who was supposed to follow his same protocol. Both of these were supposed to be doing the 'Hal Huggins' method. I made an appointment with that dentist who was two hours away. The tooth was #29. He did the full scary looking x-ray and told me I needed a root canal. He asked me if I had any health problems with my heart. I told him that I had had chest pains the night before. He wanted me to get checked out by my md before doing anything. I did that and my md just doubled my blood pressure medicine. I never did take double but took it a little more often than 24 hours. I was thinking at the time that I shouldn't have mentioned the chest pain since it was probably nothing, but I'm glad I did because it gave me more time to do a little research. Then I called this dentist who I had been to before and he didn't believe in doing root canals because his wife had become sick and they had found a doc who told her to get out the root canals. Long story short...He is my current dentist. He did a crown on that tooth but it has been tender ever since.

He also worked on the other teeth on that quadrant. I will have to look up just what he did. He also made the plans for my whole mouth that day and wrote them out and the prices. I probably was going to him with that expectation because I know that this material doesn't last as long as amalgams.

In 2009, he 'fixed' the lower left quadrand. The pain I'm having there is in #20 and the gums are really tender to touch in the area between #19 and #20. He did crowns on #s 18, 19, and 20. I'm sure that is right.

I know this is not complete information and I apologize for possibly giving too much in some cases but I have to run an errand and need to finish this later.

I have been oil pulling twice daily for 10 minutes. I was swishing with Colloidal Silver but that seemed to bring the pain out and I stopped that about a week ago.

I slacked off on the tooth and gum formula when I was almost out and haven't gotten back to more than once a day, but I will.

I'll be back to finish this. Thank you.

NB

Uny, I told you wrong on the lower right teeth. #s 30 and 31 have crowns but #29 just has a filling. It is the first tooth though that was giving me pain.

I'm not sure what the material was with the dental work that I had done 13 years ago when my Amalgams were removed. I may can find that. I do know that I was tested to see what was compatible with my body per blood test. I took those papers to this dentist but he didn't go by them. He just said that he used the material that less people are allergic to. He uses cerec, which is a ceramic.

My upper right teeth have not had anything done by this dentist. I had never had a crown before I went to him. I have fillings in every tooth that doesn't have a crown except for those front six on each level.

I will order the herbal snuff and the supertonic. I think the 16 ounces is the usual amount needed. Is that right.

Will you explain the connection between a chiropractic evaluation and what is going on with me?

I may need to tell you more later. I appreciate your help very much.

NB