Pull Root Canaled Teeth? 
Wondergirl77
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I see all these biological dentists, and Dr. Mercola, talking about the dangers of root canals, that they should be pulled and replaced with an implant or denture.
Now, I am not a fan of root canals, and if I could do it over again, I wouldn't have any in my mouth.
But is pulling them really in our best interest? If we eat well and do oil pulling regularly, won't that take care of the concerns about infection from RC's?
Also, from my research, high-dose vitamin C/MSM and a diet rich in minerals, help compensate for the effects of root canals.
Dick Van Dyke has been attributing the pounding in his head to his implants, and
some dentists say implants are worse than root canals. And dentures? Yikes! :(
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- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? InCharge
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I understand the dilemma you face. I faced the same a dozen years or so ago.
I chose to remove the RC's., leaving gaps between some of my teeth. I refused to get implants because they were metal, and the ceramic implants were fairly new and not perfected at that time.
There's a chance that some if not all of your RC,s also have amalgam which will leach out along with the bacteria into your blood stream to travel around your body attacking wherever the weak link in your system is. It's a tough decision, but I still would have them removed if I had it to do all over again. Good luck
http://educate-yourself.org/cn/rootcanalcoverup02apr04.shtml
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- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? Wondergirl77
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,072,307Thanks for your reply. I actually don't feel that I am facing a dilemma here excerpt insofar as most biological dentists push for root canal removal. I feel fine, and I think the proactive measures I mentioned in my previous post are taking care of the situation. For another pov on keeping root canals, I think this post is enlightening:
//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2038399#i
Glad you are satisfied with your own choice though. Were you prompted to remove them due to symptoms of illness?- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? InCharge
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- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? Wondergirl77
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- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? dane lady
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This is a reply to # 2,072,295I have one root canal and one implant and they have been in my mouth for many years with no health problems.
- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? Wondergirl77
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This is a reply to # 2,072,400Glad to hear you're doing well. Just goes to show each case is individual, with individual differences.
- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? ECParent
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This is a reply to # 2,073,309Hi - Im new to this but I just wanted to chime in - I am very worried about my teeth - I had 10 fillings when I was 10 years old - am 50 now - and have had a few more - plus i think 3 root canals. I was suppoed to have another root canal about a year ago and thanks to oil pulling and natural methods - it doesn't hurt and I haven't had it done - although I am concerned about it. My teeth look much better thanks to oil pulling, brushing with baking soda and Colloidal Silver , I am also using Black-Walnut oil and just started drinking horsetail tea.
But what I wanted to say is so many people have root canals, not all have serious illness becasue of it. My thought is that for some reason some people are more pre-disposed to being affected - because it definetly does not happen to everyone. There are many people in the world with Amalgams and root canals that are healthy.
I have had some Depression and anxiety through my life but other than that have been healthy - I take no medications for anything - with all that silver in my mouth i would think I would be highly susceptible = amd so far no problems to speak of (knock on wood)
Just my two cents :)- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? Wondergirl77
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I think a lot of it has to do with our immune system. I spoke to a holistic dentist once about the problems with root canals, and his response was that he had a couple but he didn't worry about them because his immune system was strong enough to handle them. I would imagine the same goes for amalgams. That said, I would be reluctant to get any more root canals, and no way would I get any more Amalgam fillings.
Anyway, glad you are doing well ECParent. Curious about the baking soda/ Colloidal Silver for brushing. What proportions of baking soda and silver do you use? I just started with Colloidal Silver and I may do that.
For Depression you might try something like SAM-e or 5-HTP. I find just going for a nice long walk always uplifts my mood. Yoga helps too. Going to stand on my head for a bit now. :)- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? JohnDiN
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This is a reply to # 2,076,661Thanks for the information, Jenifer. I'm requesting advice from you or anyone else.
I'm about to postpone my appointment to have my one and only root canal tooth pulled, because I recently got this idea that injecting silver germicide, ozone, or another germicide into the root canal would probably substantially kill off the bacteria. Also, I understand that bacteria cannot coexist in the presence of baking soda. During the Spanish flu epidemic of 1918, which killed 60 million people, one doctor saved most or all of his patients by administering baking soda. Now, the flu is a virus, so this baking soda therapy is excitingly hopeful. What do you know about injecting any kind of germicide into the root canal to prevent pulling the tooth? Thanks a million. John - Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? ggxx
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This is a reply to # 2,076,661"he had a couple but he didn't worry about them because his immune system was strong enough to handle them. I would imagine the same goes for amalgams."
yes for the root canal, no for the amalgam.
the problem with the root canal is that you can never clean out all organic matter from inside the tooth, anaerobic bacteria develop in dead tissue and release small amounts of toxins, which however can be very powerful. If your liver, etc. are strong and the overall toxic burden is small, the body can handle a root canal (or at least that's what I'm banking on with mine).
Amalgams are a different story. The problem with root canals is bacteria, which the body can handle; the problem with Amalgams is mercury, which causes damage once it crosses the blood-brain barrier. Once it's in your nervous system, only chelation can get it out, very very slowly.
Personally, I have gone yes on the root canal and no on the amalgam.- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? happygoluckygirl
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This is a reply to # 2,091,927Hello. But what about the material used to fill the root canal, they use Barium and isn't that as bad as mercury?
- Re: Pull Root Canaled Teeth? TrinityRiverDeb
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This is a reply to # 2,101,695Does anyone know about using a magnetic pulser to kill or "disable" the pathogens in root canaled teeth (to avoid pulling them)?
Thank you,
Deborah
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This is a reply to # 2,072,295I went to the same dds that fixed mercola. He told me that he has never seen a root canal that isn't infected.
Get rid of them.
sometimes this chart is interesting to people with rc
http://mydentistaz.com/interactive-meridian-tooth-chart/
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