Hi Terry,
I don't know a whole lot about crowns. I had one tooth that was crowned two years ago. It hurt ever since and my next dentist told me the nerve was dying and wanted to do a root canal on it.

It seems like from reading other peoples experiences that a crown is kind of a temporary measure to save the tooth for a while longer, but eventually it's gonna die anyway so you're better off to go ahead and get rid of it. I could be wrong, I'm surely no expert. And maybe it makes a big difference what you crown it with, too. A regular dentist will use nickel, sometimes nickel right over mercury so it's no wonder it dies. Never use a regular dentist!! Just my opinion.

Are you consulting with a regular dentist who uses metal, or a holistic or biologic dentist? It makes a huge difference in your teeth!!

Also, have you read the tooth page on curezone? It has a lot of good info. And read Dr Clarks online book here, "Cure for all Diseases," the part about the dental stuff.

Good luck, hopefully someone will answer your questions that actually KNOWS something! I don't know why it won't let you post questions, maybe if you keep trying it will "go through"?

That's great about your arthritis! And yes, sensitivity is to be expected I suppose. I sure hope it heals quickly for you. I bet your PMS will subside soon. I think Shelley posted recently about her PMS going away completely. I'm lucky I don't have PMS.

I'm doing my dental revision for preventative reasons also. I do have many mercury toxicity symptoms though. And my mom is having neurological problems as well as my dad. He has epilepsy. My mom has had a full mouth of Amalgam all her life. The last few years she's been having weird things happen like optical neuritis where she went blind in one eye for a few days. Doctors thought it was going to be MS but that turned out negative. Plus she has numbness in her toes sometimes. My dad, back when he was 27 went to the dentist and they filled a whole bunch of his teeth with Amalgam in one appointment I think. That was when his "epilepsy" started. He always thought it was dental related. The crazy thing is is he had about 3 teeth pulled recently that had fillings in them and his seizures have been better. I just know that I am at a higher risk because both of my parents have these problems.

I am really interested about your cavitations and wisdom teeth. When you had your wisdom teeth removed were they already broken through? All 4 of mine were impacted because I had braces so they never broke through. I did have oral surgery to have them removed about 10 years ago. I wonder if I could have cavitations. It seems like the periodontal ligament would have been removed when they had to dig down in there anyway but who knows. I sure hope and pray I don't have any because that will be an extra $1000 or more!

Nicole

Hey there I got the ingredient listing for Dr. Huggins supplements. It's in adobe acrobat form. Do you know if I can post that here? I'm not sure how. I tried to send you an email but it says that you don't accept forum visitor emails. I wonder why it thinks I'm a visitor. Or are we all considered visitors? I dunno.

Nicole