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Re: Will insurance pay for cavitation surgery?
 
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Re: Will insurance pay for cavitation surgery?


A cavity or cavitation means empty space. I'm not sure how surgery will remove a space unless it's to fill it with something. And if so, what it's filled with would be a major concern.

OP won't get rid of a gum cavity, but if you use antibacterial oils like coconut, oregano, etc it can help keep the canal clean and uninfected. I can't guarantee it, but I strongly suspect surgery will do more harm than good as usual.
 

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