To OBJ

Regarding your question about dental implants -

From what I picked up while researching is that dental implants are in general dangerous - but like everything, some people can tolerate them better than others. There are some testimonials that suggest health problems connected to the implants while there are some that do not show any side effects (at least direct).
The fact is, a foreign object is placed in your bone - your body is made of energetic patterns and anything that is foreign will disrupt energy flow on the particular meridian that is being affected. The majority of doctors have no clue and disregard this , specially if there isnt a clear focus point like an infection. Your body has to be viewed as a whole and its important to notice any changes after dental work - a lot of people do not see the direct connection of having a root canal and for example weak kidneys of bladder infection. Looking at meridian charts it will make sense that the dead tooth is in fact blocking that particular meridian, weakening the organs that are directly in that meridian path.

To make matters worse, most if not all dental implants are made of metal - this adds in another layer of problems as because of electrical charge (specially close to the brain) can have neurological effects (that tooth will act as an antena to all the emfs).
Perhaps the worst is if you have other metals in you like in crowns or Amalgams - this is most likely the biggest concern and perhaps why some people do really bad with implants.
As with any foreign objects in the body, there's a chance your body will reject and have your immune system working overtime.

That said, its all about balancing positives and negatives of a situation -
A good biological dentist will do a meridian stress assessment on any material that is placed in you to make sure its compatible and will minimize potential problems in the long run.

Mike