mercury filling came out 
Wondergirl77
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Was chewing on something vigorously just now and I felt something snap in my mouth. Whoops! Took it out...curiously, was relieved to see it was an old mercury filling, not part of a tooth. Yeah, I can see it was more 'silver' once, but it's mostly black now.
Feeling the tooth...it's still a strong one. I'm staying away from the dentist these days. Doing OP with olive oil right now. I want to see how much healing I can accomplish on my own with natural methods. Wish me luck!
http://www.healingteethnaturally.com/spiritual-energetic-healing-links.html
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- Re: mercury filling came out Michael B
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This is a reply to # 1,977,440Oi
I definitely recommend getting out all your fillings ASAP by a qualified dentist. don't want to be pulling mercury back into your mouth.- Re: mercury filling came out Wondergirl77
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You may be right. At this time though I'm wary of dentists, and I'm feeling just fine, so I may just let them come out on their own.- Re: mercury filling came out Michael B
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This is a reply to # 1,977,696Believe me I am the most dentist weary person imaginable. I haven't been to the dentish in years and my teeth are much better off because of it. Think of naturopathic dentists as toxic waste removal specialists when it comes to removing mercury from your mouth. This is their primary function in my mind.
But if you feel fine then that is nice and dandy. Dunno why you are oil pulling to begin with but chances are very high it is caused by the mercury in your gums.
- Re: mercury filling came out Michael B
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- Re: mercury filling came out Wondergirl77
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- Re: mercury filling came out MrCuddly
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This is a reply to # 1,977,440I'm the last person to recommend going to the dentist, but i have some experience with this. About 5 years ago I lost a filling and just let it go because OP seemed to take care of any infection as food/etc was stuck inside etc plus I didn't want to go for a root canal.
The dentist said it couldn't last more than 2 or 3 weeks at tops. With OP, bentonite, oregano oil etc it lasted over 4 years. But without the filling the shell of the tooth eventually breaks and you're left with fragments to small to attach a crown to. From there it's all downhill until you eventually need to have an extraction - which is what I did. The dentist thought it was a terrible idea, and that I should have an implant (which a root canal is only one part of). Instead I had the extraction.
It feels just fine, my teeth haven't moved around my mouth as threatened (I knew OP would keep things rooted), and instead of costing appx $3000 it cost $65. Now I KNOW why the dentist thought it was a bad idea.
If only I could have found someone willing to do the crown instead of insisting on the root canal while there was enough of the tooth left to do it. Would have been the best possible outcome. I wasn't worried about a possible infection in the tooth since I could kill it with Bentonite if it ever came up.
So word to the wise, don't just ignore your lost filling until your tooth breaks apart. Find a way to get it crowned or at least filled with something NOT containing mercury.
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- Re: mercury filling came out Wondergirl77
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Thanks both of you for your input. The tooth isn't a "shell,"
it's still pretty strong. I'm investigating ways to build up the enamel on teeth. Calcium fluoride cell salt, Black-Walnut and comfrey are some of the things I'm using. Hopefully this along with OP and other things will help keep teeth in mouth. I'll know when the time is right to see a dentist again.
Mr. C, why did you have to extract that tooth? I've read that it is better to leave broken teeth in the mouth, since the root helps maintain the jawbone.- Re: mercury filling came out MrCuddly
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This is a reply to # 1,977,853The tooth may not be a shell, but if the filling fell out it's at least hollow - and with root exposure. That's why you should fill it or have it crowned now. If you let it wait, once the pulp gets compromised the only choice a dentist will give you is root canal with implant or extraction.
Even though we know we can get rid of an infection with simple clay or even oil of oregano or Colloidal Silver - that's not what they learn in dental school. If money is tight, fillings aren't THAT expensive (go for enamel for now over amalgam) - and it will save your tooth and lots of expense down the road. Also look for dentists that work on a sliding scale based on your income. That is if money's an issue.
- Re: mercury filling came out Wondergirl77
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No, it's not about money. It's a lack of faith in dentistry as practiced today.
Filling and crowning both carry risks:
http://www.healingteethnaturally.com/drilling-filling-risks-damages-dangers.html
Did you see the link I posted initially? Here it is again:
http://www.healingteethnaturally.com/spiritual-energetic-healing-links.html
It comes down to this: I'm doing all I can to heal my teeth naturally, and also opening myself to a miracle.- Re: mercury filling came out MrCuddly
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This is a reply to # 1,977,998Jen - I'm with you on almost everything you say. But remember that the tooth you're dealing with has already had it's integrity destroyed the day the original filling was put in. Now without the filling it's a big unprotected open wound that will only get worse until the wound is sealed.
Granted oil pulling, bentonite, etc will greatly slow the process but won't stop it. And as it gets worse over time, the cure will be be more intrusive, expensive and painful. And yes, will likely spread to other teeth.
I speak from experience having made that mistake!
- Re: mercury filling came out Wondergirl77
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This is a reply to # 1,978,249I appreciate your concern. I've been thinking about closing the cavity with DenTemp, I got some from the drugstore.
It's just possible that my experience will be different from yours? Since I've already decided on my course of action here, you could help me more by sending good energy and expectations my way. OK?
But will experiment with the DenTemp. This may be of interest:
http://www.healingteethnaturally.com/advice-hardening-building-up-caries-eate...
- Re: mercury filling came out Mamabear02
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This is a reply to # 1,978,366Because it has been awhile, can you tell me how your tooth it's doing?
- Re: mercury filling came out Wondergirl77
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It's broken, and food tends to get in there, but there is no pain and I'm living with it. However, I will be seeing a dentist I trust and we'll see what he proposes there.
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