Hi Aaronzone,

if you read all my other posts on curezone, you should feel that with your youth and all the supplements and desire you have at present, you should be able to save all your existing teeth.

Change is necessary, because your tooth is not happy and you have to make it happy, and change usually requires either time, pain, or both.

I suggest you be patient, and nurse the tooth very lovingly until your body internals begin to heal it. Nursing it means that you are super gentle with it and you rest yourself and don't put any crap in your body.

You can give the jaw underneath a very very gentle massage if you are very very gentle and apply a heating oil like black pepper or clove (1 drop) with black sesame oil (1 teaspoon), for drainage, massaging also the cheekbone and the collarbone on the same side of the body.

Another way to remove toxins from this area is to apply a healing clay such as Bentonite to your skin. Read the instructions for it if you go for that.

I would suggest you also study the meridian (look up dentist http://www.drwolfe.com) and understand that you can treat other points on the corresponding meridian to ease the stress on your tooth.

Once the tooth has stabilised, just keep improving your diet and lifestyle, allow the teeth to improve, and don't allow anyone to take this right away from you.

For example, if you speak to a dentist, or anyone, who says "it will never improve", realise that this is not an open minded reply or an open minded way of thinking, and they can never know what will happen with certainty.

Your body has healing abilities, as does everyone's. Read posts by Drs Bernarr or Nara on the internet about cases of teeth healing if you need some reassurance about it.

You could also read more tips at my website, http://www.worldofteeth.com.

Kind thoughts,

Sebastian Reed

I would advise you to try dr Richard Schulze 's tooth and gum formula.
It can be bought at american botanical pharmacy.
I would like to send you an article if you would allow me to send you an email.

Nobody can definitely say root canals will cause problems. There is alot of conflicting and anecdotal information, but sometimes, you can get into trouble following somebody else's unproven opinions.
The need for a root canal should be based the presence of a dead nerve and formation of an abscess around the root of a tooth. There are other reasons for root canals, but the presence of infection is a sign of a clear need for the nerve to be taken out, either by extracting the tooth, or taking the nerve out of the tooth ( root canal therapy).
Getting rid of the infection via Antibiotics or alternative therapies, is a short term solution, as the source (the dead nerve), will result in recurrent flare ups of pain, eventually. Worst case scenario, is death, as facial veins lack valves to prevent the backflow of blood and toxins into the brain . (again, this is worst case scenario)