Peace be with you I have to apologise to people who have read my case on this website or other websites. Admittedly, when I was going through a difficult time with my health about 10 years ago, I was willing to try anything and I sometimes turned to speculative techniques and ideas which were baseless. Yet, I believe that on the whole I did a lot of good to myself. I don’t regret what I did. I was very sick and did whatever I had to, or thought I had to, to survive and be happy. === I want to retract some of the ’recommendations’ though. I recommend being healthy, and I don’ ...
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Peace be with you This is a message from Sebastian Reed. My name is now Abdullah Reed. It’s December 2012. I’m Muslim and I thank God for it almost every day. I still try to eat well to keep my body healthy, and I can say that it is indeed much healthier than 10 years ago. I have 2 children with another one on the way, and I live in West Java, Indonesia. I pray every day, as beleivers are commanded by God, and I fast in the month of Ramadhan. I also fast voluntarily sometimes. I hope it helps my health, yet my first reason for fasting is to please God, not just for good health. ...
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Thank you for adding this to the curezone forum. It is great to see administration making changes like this. I encourage you to continue. It is now 4 years and a little more since the last piece of dental work was removed from my mouth. Some people may know that I had mercury fillings since about age 10 and then had braces, root canals, 1 impacted molar, bleaching, and a dental implant ... ... age 28 and I reacted: I changed the metal fillings to white ones and had the devitalised teeth removed altogether (even the implant). Anyway I devised a healing system and made big change ...
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Hi. Peace be with you. My name is Sebastian Reed. I had many health problems and dental problems in the past and I successfully dealt with most of them. My teeth are not perfect now, but I’m happy, and that feels great. I feel lucky to be alive, I appreciate every day. I don’t really worry about my teeth any more. My body is busy working and doing other things. I’m married and I believe marriage is a positive and helpful act for society. I respect it and hope others do too. I am now working as a teacher of English in a developing country. I appreciate the opportunity to work wi ...
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Dear concerned, I think loose teeth are be a concern. They shouldn’t wobble easily. My name is Sebastian. I have been learning about the dentition for 3 years and I reply to many posts in this forum. I am not a licensed dentist, doctor, or naturopath. Nevertheless, I have collected some information and tips about dental care and general health at http://www.worldofteeth.com. I recommend you take a whole body approach to your health, and if anything concerns you, such as loose teeth, you should work on bringing your whole body to good health, to the point where the teeth don’t wob ...
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Dear YourReturn, peace be with you. I thank you for your post. I appreciate your desire to share this problem and to solve it. I wish you sunshine, good air, and positive influences. I have tried out some diet ideas and things to heal my teeth over the past few years, and I feel we have come across some similar ideas. I suggest adding nettle, alfalfa, or dandelion to your soups and broths for a non animal mineral boost in a very natural form. I also use chinese yam and rehmannia in the same way, as both these herbs fortify kidneys and enable the body to build tissue. I ...
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Hi The Continuum Force, I believe the issue of alignment, misalignment, and realignment is mainly a question of skeletal health and skeletal alignment. Physical exercise, hips, legs, knees, feet, walking, root vegetables, calcium, zinc, earth, and security are all supporters of skeletal health. The skeleton is believed by many systems of medicine to be the foundation of physical health. The issue of alignment is particularly related to the osseous parts of the body because it is a question of architecture. The osseous structures centre around the sacrum and hips according to ...
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Dear David, I disagree with your comment ”will result in recurrent flare ups”. I think that this is a negative attitude and also preemptive. A holistic treatment may bring an infected tooth under control, may kill the infection, may assist the tooth to heal, and may assist a nerve to revitalise. Please have a look at some case reports on my website, http://www.worldofteeth.com, if you disagree, as there are case reports there of actual tooth regeneration. Although whole tooth regeneration and infection neutralisation are not exactly the same task, one seems to put the other in ...
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Dear all, I had 4 amalgam fillings for 16 years. My mother and father both had amalgam fillings before I was born, and both smoked also during the pregnancy. I was born with anemia and was incubated during the first ten days of my life. I have lived without dental work of any kind since July 2003. The last of my dental work was removed by a dentist in 2003 and since then I have used only natural remedies and have not lost any teeth. I have used herbal remedies, exercise, meditation, diet strategies, and healing thoughts, and many things have helped me. I have found ’forgiven ...
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Dear skysthelimit, I wish you the very best in your efforts to maintain your body in a healthy state and live peacefully. I hope you are getting all the vitamins and minerals you need from your diet and are avoiding anutrients like coffee, cigarettes, and alcohol. For your body to heal, you need to take in and absorb more nutrition than you spend in your daily activities. To assist this equation to be in the positive, it may be necessary to remove vices from your lifestyle or supplement your diet. Best wishes, Sebastian Reed http://www.worldofteeth.com   [End]
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Hi #52473, peace be with you. A change like this from a 100% raw diet to chicken and chocolate creates a huge change in blood chemistry very quickly. The local area around the tooth would have been getting used to a nice steady improvement in blood chemistry and improvement of intestinal flora. Either the chicken or the chocolate could cause the pain around the tooth to recur. The animal protein creates acid when digested. Chocolate contains sugar and milk, either of which could cause infection after a long spell on raw food. The idea that is was not the texture of the fo ...
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Dear Abraham, my name is Sebastian Reed. I had a number of dental problems for 20 years before I decided to take my healthcare into my own hands. My decay was not in the roots, yet I have successfully understood and stopped tooth decay and I have written a complete system that can help you do the same. The system is described at my website, http://www.worldofteeth.com. If you are persistent with your intention and able to understand the body, you can heal fully. Colon cleansing will undoubtedly help you with your decay problem. My protocol is 1. damage control, 2. education, 3 ...
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Hi Greens4, ++ Overview ++ I think it is always possible to improve a health problem with natural measures. The actual gravity of the situation is obviously impossible to judge from a single query. Nevertheless, I would like to assist you if possible. I reccommend you visit http://www.worldofteeth.com and have a look at the ORAL HEALTH tab. If you get any solutions from there, that’s great. I also suggest you visit http://www.drwolfe.com and look at the acupunture meridians there. There are a number of causes of tooth decay, and you can read about these at my site. The i ...
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Just as our sun is but one of the many stars of the universe, and our planet but one in the sun’s system, and yourself but one person amongst many alive on earth today, I pray that you are healed of your ailments. I pray this in the name of the seen and unseen wonders of the world, hoping that these wonders show you mercy and grace.   [End]
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Hi Peace be yours today Dentures can be removed if there is any discomfort: you retain power over them. If there is a problem with a dental implant, you can’t remove it on your own, even if it’s doing you great harm. The procedure for implant removal is quite a significant surgical procedure itself, carried out by an oral surgeon, thus if there is a need to remove, the burden on the body is great. Dental implants can harden your bones, increase the risk of arthritis, hamper circulation, and increase the risk of brain damage from excess electrical currents in the mouth. Seb ...
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Wisdom teeth mainenance exercises: ================================== observe pictures of elephants while feeling kindness towards them, as they are the kings of the molar teeth amongst us mammals; say aaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh; say aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh again, more softly; say aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhoooooooooooooouuuuuuuuuuuuwaaaaaaeeeeeeeeeeeee; say wangeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee; say wangeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 40 times more; eat chewy foods, like celery string, boiled wheat grains, and brown rice; appreciate, buy, handle, and eat large foods, especially ...
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Hi Lilybells, I have read your message, and you are in a situation that many people face, real dental problems and health problems that began at birth, during childhood, gestation, or are due to genetic influences. I have dealt with some such issues myself and have had good results. I am not aware of other programs to deal with this, and I’m sure there are such programs, yet I have written a program for it. The program is 7 years of health improvement, involving education, assessment, lifestyle changes, and consolidation. The program is on my website, http://www.worldofteeth.com, ...
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Hi, I kind of agree with the evolutionary story. I once met a brother and sister (born in the 1980’s) who both had 28 teeth by genetic design. Neither of them had incurred any tooth decay either, by age 20, so it might have been quite helpful having a neat set of teeth in there. I think that the softer diet of the post industrial world and also the lower amount of physical labour in the lifestyle are the reasons behind ’oversupply’ of molars. In the body blueprint, the molars are for processing, grinding, milling, etc., and now that we have machines, they’re simply not getting ...
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Hmmm... anyone with dental problems (even severe) should be able to feel strength if they read about the experiences of Palden Gyatso and what has happened to his teeth. There are some graphic stories from him, so be warned that it is a bit gruesome, yet his strength and tenacity are admirable. There is no doubt that he suffered well beyond what I could have and that his strength and dedication are inspirational. Palden Gyatso is alive now (giving talks in the USA in July and August 2005), so he is a living example of incredible courage. Sebastian Reed http://www.worldofte ...
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Hi I agree that a filling may be a necessary evil for saving a tooth, even if it’s not the ideal solution in the long term. I had 4 amalgam fillings placed around 1985. About 2002 I decided I wanted to be completely free of fillings. I wanted to have them taken out, but my conscience told me to have them replaced instead, and to trial the white ones (composites) for a year, and then make my mind up. I did that, and after a year I felt no different: i.e, that my teeth would be better off exposed so that they could heal. The white fillings were drilled out in July 2003 and I imme ...
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Hi. :) I feel as I think you do, that surgery isn’t a necessary part of dentistry, especially now, with the arrival of the current pharmaceutical age. I prefer old fashioned remedies and long term fixes to wonderdrugs, yet either way, I think surgery is brutal compared to letting nature do the work. I hence created a holistic method of dental care which I follow and which has been gradually restoring my body and bringing my teeth under the reign of my own control. My system has 4 core components: hygiene, eating, thinking, and exercise, and a supplementary zone, called treat ...
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I have heard of a line of yogis in India that reliably drop their second set of teeth and pop their third set. I was told I could probably train with them if I wanted, but I decided it would take too long and that by the time I had finished, Western medicine would probably have worked out how to do the same thing. I’m working on the science of the third set, but for now, just keep looking after your feet, legs, hips, and spine and skeletion, and you’ll have no problems with your teeth. Poisons, tension, etc., from dental treatments and root canals will not affect other areas of yo ...
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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 undern ...
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Hi. I think you need to fortify from the inside if you want to move towards the regenerative state that will make gums grow back: that’s the ”whole body” level. The local level task, in other words, what you need to do in the mouth, is to be gentle, and to give it peace and rest. My suggestions are: for the ”whole body” level, a blood test, pulse diagnosis, or iris diagnosis to identify nutritional deficiencies or digestive problems (any kind of holistic diagnosis as long as you feel confident about it) and then nutritional support based on the report, to ensure you always get everyt ...
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Hi Erik, the back teeth are the grinders of the dentition: they need exercise. Gradually eliminating alcohol, sweets, and juices from your diet would assist this to occur as you would then be left eating real foods that require real chewing. Other strategies include: heart & lung herbal tonics, aerobic exercise, chewing exercises (you can begin with the softest of the doggie toys in the pet shop or just clenching a rubber dummy for 20 minutes), yoga stretches for the lateral parts of the body, i.e, side bends and so forth. The lower molars relate to the heart by the meridian syste ...
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Hi dude, I can help you. Please go to my site, http://www.worldofteeth.com, and read everything, especially the section entitled ’advanced thinking’. Essentially, you should fortify and tone the lower half of your body, i.e, the legs, feet and hips. Kind wishes, Sebastian Reed   [End]
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Eat soaked seeds Eat green leaves Eat root vegetables Cleanse kidneys in winters Speak at the right time and harmoniously Do yoga, tai chi, or regular exercise Meditate to clear the mind Use root chakra therapies: crystal or mantra Stretch, tone, and strengthen legs and feet Respect and love elephants and rabbits Sebastian Reed http://www.worldofteeth.com   [End]
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Hi, I had root canals from age 12 to 29 and 4 metal fillings from 11 to 29 and mum had fillings while pregnant and was smoking too. There’s more stuff and anyway my system was ready to shut down in 2001 after a few stressful things happened. 4 years later I have the best health of my life. I have no dental work and I essentially don’t need it now, understanding that nutrition is the answer and now knowing how to get it. Admittedly, my stomach suffered as I could hardly eat anymore by breakdown time, and probably suffered brain damage and kidney damage, but with 90% raw food for 3 ...
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================================================ ================================================ Some Advantages and Disadvantages of Root Canals ================================================ ================================================ Advantage 1 =========== - the ego of the patient is reassured because it holds the idea of carrying a tooth Disadvantage 1 ============== - the body carries a corpse of a tooth and is thus inviting degenerative and putrefying bacteria into itself Advantage 2 =========== - the false tooth (root canaled tooth; dead tooth) may be ...
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The unwanted ions and currents that leak from dental fillings into other tissues eventually stop when the ions are exhausted. I don’t know how many years this takes or how much chewing, what kind of foods, etc. The point is that there is a limited amount of toxic material there, and if you don’t die from it, things will get better when it’s gone. + Cellular damage caused by mercury toxicity and other inorganic dental devices can be repaired. Whether or not it can be fully restored in every case I can’t say, but it can certainly happen, just like recovery from any injury. + A cryst ...
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Dear 38535, this kind of building site dentistry is something I am interested in replacing with organic methods. My website, www.worldofteeth.com, is an endeavour in that direction. Obviously, your mouth is yours and you are the one to decide what to do. If you don’t see the alternatives, I can only try to tell you: the internal organs are where it’s at. Exercise, meditation, and willpower are where it’s at. Your dentist is trying to help. Whether or not he or she truly helps is not guaranteed by his or her trying to. Sebastian Reed   [End]
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DENTAL Anyway, you can also buy one at a chemist or maybe from Oramedia at www.mizar5.com. Kind wishes Sebastian Reed   [End]
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Dear jkc054, I’ve successfully treated a quite virulent abcess without any need of a dentist or surgery. The tooth involved had no dental work, however, so the job was in a way much simpler than if there was any dental work there. With a crowned tooth, a deep rooted desire of the body is to remove the source of the problem, which is basically the crown, not the tooth, given that a tooth is a natural part of the body and a crown is an inorganic object glued to it. Now, having said that, you may be a bit confused. If you think about this whole thing clearly you will see: being prepa ...
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Mr Cooties, you can buy or make a repair paste: make sure the area is clean and dry before and after the application, then take some herbal supplements for kidneys and blood to help the injury heal. If there’s any sign of infection, swelling at the root of the tooth, or thyroid discomfort, see a naturopath for more powerful mixtures. Healing teeth is quite easy if you believe in it and you get the nutrition. Sebastian www.worldofteeth.com http://www.worldofteeth.com   [End]
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Join the club. Had root canals, 1985, both front teeth. Had everything. 2001 I had 1 dental implant. 2001 nearly died. I have nothing. It is the best thing I have ever had. Confidence, health, circulation, etc., all are 10 times easier. The only downer is the social side but you get a removable partial denture for that, and I keep that option up my sleeve. I very strongly advise against dental implants. I have done a lot of research into them, and meditating on the subject. My one came out in 2003. Kind thoughts, Sebastian Reed www.worldofteeth.com   [End]
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Dear dsmoore, your intentions and feelings seem pretty good to me. I am healing my teeth. I lived with metal fillings for 17 years or so, tried the white ones for 1 year, and then went for no fillings at all. I experienced much of the same thinking as yourself. I am now 18 months with no fillings or any dental work at all. I have 28 teeth. I was born with 32, 2 were extracted, and 2 were lost by root canal. Basically the only tooth loss I have incurred, you may note, is at a dentist’s office. Obviously their procedures are one way of treating the conditions I had at the time, howe ...
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Dear pinkfloyd, you may want to check out diagrams of the fifth cranial nerve on Yahoo’s ’education site’ which includes material from Gray’s Anatomy. The fifth cranial nerve innervates the tear ducts as well as the teeth. Neurological problems due to multiple metals, etc., can create be due to electrical charges which interfere with nerve signals. If you don’t have metal dental work or multiple metals in the mouth then this may not be the problem, although even excessive tension alone can cause trigeminal neuralgia which may or not be your condition. Sebastian   [End]
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Dear decibel, I suggest you see a Chinese or Ayurvedic doctor and have them assess your constitution. Both systems analyse the tongue and saliva to understand the imbalances in the body. Once that’s clear they can prescribe a herbal formula that, hopefully, will work to balance your system. The condition you described sounds like an imbalance of some kind between what you put into your body and what it really needs. Kind wishes Sebastian Reed   [End]
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Dear webmaster, I appreciate curezone. I’d like to see a forum in the tooth section entitled ’organic dentistry’ or ’folk remedies’. It’s important to proactively link dental health and general health. A forum entitled ’organic dentistry’, ’folk remedies’, or ’ethnodentistry’ would encourage simple solutions. Kind wishes, Sebastian Reed sebastianreed@hotmail.com   [End]
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I think the choice of name is worth careful consideration. My own preference is always for DIY or homeopathic solutions to health problems, and a visit to a dentist or other surgeon recognised as being both a privelidge and a last resort. Organic dental care DIY dental care   [End]
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EagleDeb, this is quite similar to what happened to me. My knees felt like could break just walking up the stairs. I then began losing weight rapidly. I eventually the implant removed once I realised there was a connection between my debility and the implant. After having it removed my circulation improved immediately. I’ve since become very natural in my choice of foods and I’ve stayed healthy in every way to recover from the ordeal. Sebastian Reed   [End]
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Dear richy123, initially, you want to negate any chance of an infection. Try to avoid getting any food near it for a while. Sage tea is antiseptic so you can drink it to keep stomach yeasts at bay. There are various essential oils that are antibacterial. Dilute one in water and dab it on the area with cotton wool or a cotton bud. If it needs to dry out, expose it to sunlight briefly to help it to seal. Kind wishes, Sebastian Reed   [End]
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I wonder why, if tooth enamel can’t regenerate, there are hundreds of testimonies on the internet that it can. I wonder why, if tooth enamel can’t regenerate, some dentists and doctors testify on the internet that it can. I wonder why, if tooth enamel can’t regenerate, mine did on 4 of my teeth. I wonder about plenty of other things too, but many things just are what they are and don’t really need explanation. I suppose if you really want an explanation you could read about the pituitary gland, blood vitality, phosphorous, selenium, UVC light, sorbitol, ozone, and other concept ...
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Eating flowers in spring and autumn is an excellent way to maintain clean and pure digestive organs. Eating a few flowers at these times aids the lungs and organs during the summer and winter. See http://www.manataka.org/page167.html or http://homecooking.about.com/library/weekly/blflowers.htm for lists of edible flowers. Flowers can be used on salads, in herbal teas, placed in bouquet garnies, and used in home made skin washes.   [End]
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Dear Antonia, I hope in Eastern Europe you still have some wild vegetables and I think you should find some and eat them. I’m sure you have celery and carrots and I think there are some wild berries like raspberries. If you eat lots of wild fruits and vegetables it will help your teeth and in the winter I suppose you should eat some lightly boiled vegetables and whole grains with digestive herbs. The lighter you cook the food the more it remains crunchy and exercises your teeth. Kind wishes, Sebastian   [End]
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Dear fuzzythinkin, you can buy some bamboo skewers and chew a piece of one with a fennel seed, coriander seed, or aniseed. This will stimulate your digestion and exercise your jaws. Don’t swallow the fibre from the skewer unless you chew down finer than hair. You don’t need to chew really hard, just keep chewing lightly and try to breathe through your nose if you can while you chew (5 to 20 minutes is really good). Replace a few soggy foods with crunchy or raw ones in your diet, and remove a couple of corrosive items if you can. In the long term, you need to change from an acidic ...
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Dear Sara, + select the crystal that has the quality you need at the time + after 30 days you’ll reassess so you can’t plan the entire sequence: you need get direction from the tooth + the program finishes when there’s no pain or problem + do (a), (b), and (c) on consecutive days (about 5 days) + then let each one pass 30 days, i.e, on day 31 you start (a) again, on day 32 you start (b) again, and on day 35 you start (c) again + select another crystal or use the same one again for (a) + consult the internet or your local healing store for cyrstals + the second time ...
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Dear eranwieder, + health comes from within + tooth health comes from the synergy of all bodily organs + tooth health comes from enjoyment of life + root canals cause nerve damage and trauma + root canaled teeth invite habitation by parasites + root canaled teeth reduce immunity + be safe, don’t do it + your body will adapt if the tooth goes + I had 2 root canals for 16 years + my circulation improved when they came out Kind wishes, Sebastian Reed   [End]
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Dear Sara, + combo crystal, yoga, and chinese traditional medicine for this tooth and its condition + this program below requires the synergy of the (a), (b), and (c) parts + either component alone can cause congestion without the others so please do all components or none at all + do (a) first, then (b), then (c) + max one component on any day + lower jaw, 3rd from back is related to lungs and arms (a) intention + select from the following crystals: + selenite to remove metals from bones + purple fluorite to increase production of tooth repair hormones + b ...
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Dear kittie noir, if your husband gets drunk with a young child in the house send him out to sleep in the park and don’t let him in until he’s sober. Yours sincerely, Sebastian Reed   [End]
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Dear toxicchick, I can imagine that’s it’s difficult for you to know what works for you and what doesn’t until you’ve tried them out. My own reasons for ridding myself of metals were that I was concerned about birth defects. As it gets colder, you’ll experience more difficulty and toxicity since your bones will be asked to supply minerals to your body. At that time, salt will be an ally and will help to purify the dirt that will be squeezed out by the cold. In the summer salt will just dry you out but in the winter it can be quite cleansing. Sea salt and epsom salts are both ...
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Dear toxicchick, in the ’crystal bible’ by Melody, selenite is listed as being useful for removing the metal poisoning from fillings. Following reading this, I consulted an experienced crystal healer to inform myself on the use of crystals. I then went ahead with a treatment program that I designed. After having 4 large metal fillings from 1984 to 2002, I’ve had nothing there since July 2003, and the holes haves sealed up. My treatment was a success, although it was rough going over the 12 months or so that it took to manifest its effects. If I was to do it again, I’d do it ...
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Dear BlueRose, if you haven’t done so already, you might want to learn about crystal healing. With carefully planned, gentle and consistent application of crystals to your environment or to certain ’chakras’, you and other family members could adjust your genetic disposition towards having stronger teeth. Obviously, it’s your decision as to whether you think that having stronger teeth’s important, and as to whether adjusting your hereditary genes is worth addressing. The term dentinogenesis imperfecta suggests that there’s something imperfect about the condition, whereas I see it ...
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Dear squeaky, I’ve written hundreds of emails to dental researchers, and I get 1 reply from every 50 emails. I’ve done information drops at the local dental faculty in Sydney. I’ll probably get on with my life and not write about teeth as much. I’ve written about teeth in the posts here and elsewhere. If you type ”Sebastian Reed teeth” on Google you’ll find them. Please email me if you have any more specific queries. Kind wishes, Sebastian Reed www.angeltowns.com/members/sebastian   [End]
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Dear Shenandoah2004, I don’t know your case details but the advice you’ve been given sounds a bit pessimistic. I wish you all the best and if you want any information on overcoming facial neualgia please email me. Sebastian Reed   [End]
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Dear #17789, I have some suggestions regarding bizzare feelings after dental work: 1. strengthen the immune system: drink a little bit of echinacea tea daily for a while when you eat wet food; AND/OR take a calc phosphate when you eat anything with calcium in it; AND/OR take a vit C with fruit, celery or carrots. 2. stay in touch with nature: stand on the earth with bare feet whether for a short time or whatever, visit the sea, etc. 3. rest if possible. 4. oats for the nervous system: cook em and eat em in moderate amounts with a bit of cinnamon. 5. no da ...
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Dear #17789, if you want to grow a new tooth, all the knowledge you need is within you. Within each tooth’s pulp are about 1 million nerve cells, 80 of which are stem cells capable of (a) multiplying, and (b) merging with other cells, in order to form a new tooth. If you have a peripheral nerve injury, whether it’s from a punch in the face or from a dentist’s drill, peptides are produced instantly within the central nervous system which deal with the pain and modify the neurological structures affected. An example of these is galanin: it’s expression is normally to control the rel ...
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Dear Andrew, top back molar relates to the brain: do more crosswords to exercise the brain it if it’s that one; lower back molar relates to the heart: walk for an hour or more outdoors to exercise it if it’s that one; no, I’m not joking: try it before you discredit it.   [End]
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Dear kat, maybe my ecperiences can help you and maybe not. I’ve experienced: - chipped both front teeth at age 12 - root canaled both front teeth at age 12 - darkening front teeth bleach at age 13 - darkening front teeth bleach at age 14 - darkening front teeth bleach at age 15 - darkening front teeth veneered at age 16 - darkening front teeth capped at age 20 - brittle front tooth broken at age 27 - broken front tooth removed at age 27 - temporary partial denture with one front tooth - removed front tooth replaced by implant at age 28 - other dead front tooth removed a ...
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Dear jmicheliche, I was born in 1973. I had my 2 front teeth root canaled in 1985. I went through every dental procedure available without any questions or, I thought, problems. It’s interesting that your query regards the front teeth, just like venus808 who’s posted right after you. In 2001 I suffered hard bones and joints and couldn’t hold down many foods. I ended up moving to the tropics and eating tropical fruits until I worked out the problem. It was a complicated one, but in the end I decided to have my dead teeth removed (the front 2 teeth). I’m very glad I did and all m ...
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Dear venus808, I was born in 1973. I had my 2 front teeth root canaled in 1985. I went through every dental procedure available without any questions or, I thought, problems. In 2001 I suffered hard bones and joints and couldn’t hold down many foods. I ended up moving to the tropics and eating tropical fruits until I worked out the problem. It was a complicated one, but in the end I decided to have my dead teeth removed. I’m very glad I did and all my health problems have cleared up in the last 3 years. I’m now becoming healthier than I was before. I don’t wear a partial dentur ...
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Dear mecece, clay does aid in halting tooth decay. I hope you have the time to look at my other posts in this forum. Briefly, I had tooth decay and have ended it. After 18 years with dental fillings I’ve now gone 13 months without them and without any painkillers or antibiotics. I’ve put a lot of work into it, and used the herbal equivalents of antibiotics, which are immune strengthening teas and blood cleansing herbs. I’ve also had to do a lot of stretching and other natural therapies but the job’s done now. The pathongenicity that causes tooth decay is a much more complex entity ...
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If you read my other posts on this site, and see my website, www.angeltowns.com/members/sebastian, you should feel some hope. I had 4 large mercury fillings in 1983. I had 2 root canals in 1985. I had the 4 fillings replaced with white ones in 2002 and then had those removed in 2003. The root canaled teeth had bleach treatments, veneers, caps, and 1 had an implant. All that’s over and the implant’s out. I’ve had no dental work at all since July 2003. I have 28 teeth and I eat anything I want. My teeth are the strongest they’ve ever been. Dental care comes from within. The denti ...
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I had amalgam fillings for 18 years and I now have a 100% natural dentition with no fillings of any kind. I’ve written an online heavy metal release meditation which simulates some of the methods I used to remove metals from my bones and organs. The meditation’s at www.angeltowns.com/members/sebastian/meditations/interactive/index.html. If you try it and you have any feedback please let me know. Kind thoughts, Sebastian Reed www.angeltowns.com/members/sebastian   [End]
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Dear ashole, any metal detox method will probably make you feel sick. I had 4 mercury fillings from 1983 to 2003. I changed them to white ones in 2002 and had those removed in 2003. It’s now 2004 and I’ve passed 12 months with no fillings at all. I did all kinds of things to help my body adjust to the changes and I’m very glad I went through with it. If I was you I’d use preparation and planning to my advantage: that’s what I did. By having a plan, I was able to ignore my mental pain and confusion and just stick to the plan when things felt weird or awful. I think you should ident ...
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Dear yaa, strengthening your teeth is all about overall health and long term health, as well as oral hygiene habits and general living habits. In the short term, lots of strategies can help, but to keep problems from returning a person’s whole way of life has to reflect a surplus of nutrition and wellbeing that can allow their teeth and the rest of their body to rest and repair constantly. To make these ’big picture’ changes, you need to slowly wean out bad habits and introduce good ones. For example, become aware of the foods you eat on a week to week basis, then just improve it ...
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Your body can heal your teeth and can regrow new ones. I’ve personally met a man 30 years of age who had health problems at around age 15. All his teeth fell out and a new set grew. Please look at www.angeltowns.com/members/sebastian to see more stories about the natural regeneration of individual teeth and entire dentitions. I’ve got 2 tiny spurs (about 3 mms each) in my dentition because I meditated too hard on healing my teeth in 2002. I didn’t mean to grow new ones there. :) Nevertheless, I found a more balanced approach to tooth regeneration and now follow it, still hoping ...
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A company called ’Curozone’ is now manufacturing and selling a machine which remineralises teeth using ozone. The machine has a little suction cap about the size of a tooth which is fed ozone through a tube. The environment under the silicone cap is oxygen rich and allows the surface of the tooth to remineralise. The process is painless and there’s no need for anaesthetisation. The patient assists the remineralisation process with nutritional support and enriched tooth care products for a few weeks. The machine is currently in use in the United Kingdom. The website www.healozone.c ...
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A company called ’Curozone’ is now manufacturing and selling a machine which remineralises teeth using ozone. The machine has a little suction cap about the size of a tooth which is fed ozone through a tube. The environment under the silicone cap is oxygen rich and allows the surface of the tooth to remineralise. The process is painless and there’s no need for anaesthetisation. The patient assists the remineralisation process with nutritional support and enriched tooth care products for a few weeks. The machine is currently in use in the United Kingdom. The website www.healozone.c ...
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It’s a sensitive thing to talk about one’s issues and history: talking about it can prolong it, nevertheless, I wish you the best in your endeavours. I hope you keep this sensitivity in mind. I actually think it’s better to focus on the positives than the negatives. My solution to most problems is to just get natural teeth and then use them to cure everything else: eat the hardest, chewiest, yummiest foods one can find and run naked in the rain if that’s not working: nature loves the passionate!   [End]
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I’ve had root canals, and I’ve had them out. I know the dynamics at play. The bacterial issue is real and affects the whole body. Root canals are a ticket to physical and mental weakness and fatigue. Tooth loss is a more natural phenomenon and is by far superior to root canal therapy. After tooth loss, the body seeks to resolve the gap issue. If one has a good diet, exercise, spinal flexibility, and balance within the body, the nutrition required to maintain the hardness of the bone will get there and the gap won’t close over where the tooth is. If the system’s at a shortfall positio ...
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Dear #19010, it sounds like your cavity producing habit is something occurring at a subconscious level. You can address it if you want to by thinking carefully about why you eat what you eat, and how you could make changes to your diet that would result in less decay. You might need to focus on oral hygiene or posture or something else altogether. Some people eat a very healthy array of foods but don’t wash their mouth often enough, or have a poor posture which means that they never absorb the best of their ingested food. The subtle reasons are the tricky ones to identify. If y ...
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Dear #4008, it’s wonderful to hear that you’ve never had any holes in your teeth: it seems that you’re one of those people who dentition protection as a dispositional trait. Nevertheless, you haven’t escaped one current symptom of the majority the human race: the underuse of the dentition. In times past, the dentition was used for more than just eating. I once saw a photo of a Fijian woman squatting in shallow waters with a live fish in her mouth while she used both her hands in her work. If you’re a leatherworker and you use your teeth to hold straps of leather or you’re a Chines ...
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Anne, I’ve posted some exercises and other information on a website at www.angeltowns.com/members/sebastian.   [End]
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Today I found another reference to an old person growing a new set of teeth: I’ve posted the link, and some context to the story, at www.angeltowns.com/members/sebastian/inspiration/buddhistoldladystory.html.   [End]
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Dear Bob, a couple of weeks ago I posted a question on one of the Curezone forums in which I asked the CureZone team to report the status of their own dentitions. I believe that your response was that you’ve got 15 root canals and 2 episomethings. If I’m mistaken, please disregard this message. I believe in the harm that root canals and other dental work can do since I carried 2 root canals for 16 years. Since having mine out I’ve done quite a bit of research into tooth care by natural means. I’m also becoming familiar with the 3rd set of teeth and that’s the subject of this email ...
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Dear auroma, I’d suggest going to a public dental facility if you can. If not, and you can’t afford to pay a dentist, you might be able to ask one if they could do the extraction for you at cost price since the tooth is in such poor condition. In the meantime, try to relax the back of your head if you can, particularly the area where your head’s attached to your spinal column. This area can accumulate a lot of tension and toxic material if it doesn’t get enough rest and nurturing. If you can do them without too much pain, you should also do some gentle neck stretches: centre to th ...
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18-5-2004 Dear xxx, I wrote to you a couple of weeks ago and included notification that 2 small dentine exposures had appeared in my mouth, both within the sealed craters of former cavities. One of the 2 small exposures that appeared about 2 weeks ago has resealed itself. At the end of July I’ll have passed 12 months since I had my fillings removed. After 12 months have passed, I envisage that the whole thing will become simpler and less important year after year. I eat most meals seated on a rug. I think that staying seated on the rug for 15 or 20 minutes after eating is worki ...
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Regarding this chewing gum: I’ve made a couple of batches, and both times, it’s been great for me: it’s exercised my jaws and increased the circulation around my teeth. My dentition is 100% natural, even though there’s still some room for improvement. The point I’m making is that I never chewed the gum when I had fillings, so I can’t report on what the side effects might be of chewing it with metal-filled or ceramic-filled teeth, or crowned teeth, etc.   [End]
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I must repeat that I forgive most dentists for their mistakes and ignorance since their these mistakes aren’t acts of malice or anger. I don’t think paranoia and fear aren’t the same things. I think paranoia is an emotion with an attribution attached to the emotion, whereas fear is an emotion without an attachment. Sebastian   [End]
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This is a copy of a letter exchanged between myself and friend who’s also taking their toothcare into their own hands at present. Dear xxxxxxx, yesterday I asked a man about his preferences regarding toothpaste. I ended up asking him about his teeth, as I often do, and he made it very clear that he had a 100% natural dentition. I enjoy it when I come across such a situation and I instantly wanted to ask him more questions and try to understand how he came to be in his 30’s and still have such strong teeth. His teeth were clearly very strong. One of the things he told me was someth ...
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Dear Curezone team, I’m very interested to know whether any member of the team has a 100% natural dentition. I believe that fixed dental work has profound metaphysical effects as well as physical effects. This belief has come from both research and experience. I try to remain non-judgemental about the effects and potential effects of fixed dental work, yet I continue to ask the question. I recently asked 16 dentists in Sydney if they had a 100% natural dentition. I’ve yet to receive a positive reply since 5 of them gave no reply and 11 said that they had fillings or other fixed de ...
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Dear #21676, this sounds like a mild dose of paranoia. No matter how unaware a dentist is of the harm he could do, I sincerely doubt a dentist would ever intentionally cause cavities in a patient. Directing your anger towards your dentist is not unusual but isn’t necessarily going to make your teeth any better. Clay baths draw toxic metals out of the body. I think that getting in touch with the emotions that are aroused by thinking about it is ok, but I wouldn’t take too much notice of the objects that your emotions attach to. Emotions like anger sometimes want revenge and a si ...
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The materials used in composites may vary from one manufacturer to another, but their effects on the body are probably similar. I think that composite fillings dry out the system like plastic chairs produce static electricity in carpeted rooms. The manufacturers seek to produce a product that’s hard and stable in the final state but also malleable so the dentist can work with it. The final product is very strong and chemically inert and doesn’t have the same effects as metal fillings upon a human. The effects are more at the level of the constitution of the individual. Carrying compo ...
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The reasons for cavities developing are multitude and varied. They range from local soil acidity to genetics to diet and everything in between. Some practices that will assist an individual to counter the cavities and remove the habit of creating them include the following but are by no means limited to these: - raw food; - some yoga, especially for the pelvic region; - purifying foods (celery, beetroot, garlic and others); - purifying massages (1 - 3 drops parsley seed oil to 1 tablespoon black sesame oil) to the sacrum and buttocks, feet, hands, shoulders, knees and elbows, and ...
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My website address is now www.angeltowns.com/members/sebastian. I can’t guarantee that the material on the site will be there forever or that it mightn’t change without notice.   [End]
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I apologise to anyone who looked for the website and didn’t find it. I’ve put a little bit of material on another site, which is at www.angeltowns.com/members/sebastian. I can’t guarantee that the material will stay there forever or that the site will remain there, but it’s there for now.   [End]
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I feel that sealing up cavities naturally, and other weaknesses in the dentition, is much more important than trying to regrow missing teeth, and much easier to do, even though both are possible.   [End]
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The goals of the chewing are: (a) to gently stimulate circulation to the periodontal tissues near the sockets of the teeth; (b) to exercise the jaw muscles; (c) to aid digestion and balance stomach flora by stimulating salivation; Chewing harder isn’t always better with this gum. The keys to getting a benefit from it are: (1) paying attention to what feels best and; (2) doing it for a while (up to 20 minutes if that’s what feels good). To make the gum: (1) buy some natural beeswax with no preservatives or chemical additives; (2) take some string made from a non ...
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warning: teeth are a touchy subject. abcesses, neuralgia, and other nasty things are real. if any urgent condition arises in your own case, seek to stabilise it before having to decide on a dental procedure. if you have a condition that you can’t stabilise, you may need conventional dental treatment however as i’m not a registered dentist i can’t advise you about that. ok, warnings aside, i’ll be honest about teeth. in ideal conditions teeth will heal by themselves like broken arms. ideal conditions mean: - rest (you put a broken arm in a cast and lie down for 3 weeks); - cle ...
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warning: teeth are a touchy subject. abcesses, neuralgia, and other nasty things are real. if any urgent condition arises in your own case, seek to stabilise it before having to decide on a root canal or any other serious intervention. if you have a condition that you can’t stabilise with the help of a doctor, you may need conventional dental treatment however as i’mnot a registered dentist i can’t advise you any more than that. ok, warnings aside, i’ll be honest about teeth. in ideal conditions teeth will heal by themselves like broken arms. ideal conditions mean: - rest (you ...
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Dental implants are very unsound. In the long term, they are the last alternative and even then they may bring subtle changes to a person that decrease their quality of life forever. On my website, www.geocities.com/alternativetooth/index.htm, I’ve listed some of the alternative methods of dental care that I now use. There’s also some material about tooth regeneration. Since researching tooth regeneration I’ve come across 8 ways of doing it and I’m now working on achieving it. Dental implants, like dental fillings, corrode the skeleton. Dental science doesn’t reflect this because ...
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COMPLETE REMOVAL OF DENTAL FILLINGS After 18 years of life with fillings, in August 2003 I had them all removed. I was 30 years of age. I had an anaesthetic for the first one, then 2 weeks later the others were all removed without the need for an anaesthetic. There were 4 altogether, all in the lower molars. The dentist who did the job was surprised when I told him what I wanted. He asked me if I had amalgam fillings and I said ”No, I’ve got composites but I still feel that I’d be better off with no fillings at all”. The dentist made me sign a disclaimer stating that if my te ...
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The human body has a natural inbuilt capacity for healing the teeth just as it has the capacity for healing other areas of itself. This doesn’t guarantee that healing will take place for any particular individual. Healing is both a privelidge and a right. Anyone can heal if they wish to. Meridians are relationships between parts of the body. In Chinese medicine, meridians are used extensively. Acupuncturists are aware of which points on the body relate to each other. Tension within the dentition can be relieved by massaging or treating the appropriate points with herbal preparation ...
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Dear edtrax, after 18 years of life with dental fillings and root canals, I took my teeth into my own hands. I now have only my own flesh in my mouth - dental flesh, gum flesh, etc, and no other materials, period. I know how to make your teeth become firm and within a couple of years for you to have brought them up to their greatest potential. The basis points of the strategy are to remove the worst things from your diet, improve your oral hygiene habits, and then, if you have any fillings, aim at having them fall out because you don’t need them any more. For the time being, if yo ...
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