Date:   11/2/2006 6:59:55 AM ( 18 y ago)
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I have had 1 root canal, and I would like to have that tooth removed because of the very serious health problems root canals cause.

I heard it is best to have a biologic dentist extract the tooth because he/she can clean the cavitation properly, where a regular dentist would not clean it properly thus causing problems later.

Unfortunately, I am unable to visit a biologic dentist, and I really would like the tooth removed, but I am able to visit a regular dentist, and that dentist is willing to pull the tooth.

So, if visiting a biologic dentist is not an option, and I can get the tooth removed by a regular dentist, should I get it removed?

Is keeping the tooth much worse than having it removed without getting cleaned properly by a biologic dentist?

What are some of the problems that can occur if the cavitation is not cleaned properly?

If I get the tooth removed by a regular dentist, what can I do, or what can I tell the regular dentist to do, in order to reduce future problems?


Sincerely,


Born_again


 

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