Dental: Gums going above teeth 
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I have a question about my oral health. My gums are gradually going above my teeth. It is due to swelling in my gums and cavities in wisdom teeth.
In such a situation, as per the normal practice, what treatment is suggested? If any surgery is needed, then would it be safe in the long term and what precautions should be taken?- Re: Dental: Gums going above teeth White Shark
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This is a reply to # 2,357,786Gums are reflection of the intestines.
Inflamed gums = Inflamed intestines.
What is your diet like ?
You may be intolerant of grains or milk or soy or Sugar or nuts or berries ?
Research the Elimination Rotation Diet .
Also the Liver Flush .
WS- Re: Dental: Gums going above teeth #211912
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This is a reply to # 2,357,809Thanks for the response, White Shark.
I don't take any gluten, sugar, or junk food.
Though have been taking parasite cleanse and Liver Flush for the last 3 years. So have been using Black-Walnut , Wormwood , cloves, olive leaf powder etc. based dewormer.
Denists have not been able to find the cause of this. I still have parasites though.
Is there a possibility that such a long use of these could lead to such conditions of gums?
- Re: Dental: Gums going above teeth #211912
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- Re: Dental: Gums going above teeth White Shark
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