dental issues: biological dentistry

[Guest guest]

Are you seeing a biological dentist? I was clueless to this up until

early this year when my new doctor [D.O. but practices alternative]

said I should see one. One dentist said I had gum disease also, but

this dentist didn't see it that way, I didn't need scaling and

special treatment like the other dentist said I did. I was amazed at

the difference they make: no mercury used, special protocal when

removing silver fillings, biocompatable materials used, and more. In

short, many diseases evolve from our teeth (I had health issues that

were resolved once I had my root canaled tooth pulled: that's a whole

other issue in itself (root canals). He also tested me for zinc and

Vit C defiencienes: very simple tests! Why are mainstream doctors and

dentists so clueless to such simple things. A good website to check

out icnr.com [scroll down to near end of page, there you will find

three articles explaining biological dentistry, root canals, and

biological materials] also check out the case reports. Very

enlightening. Have a great " Turkey Day " . If you live in Michigan or

near, give me an email and I'll give you the biological dentists name

and info. Pat in Michigan USA email address:

prettypatty1956

 

, " castleboys3 "

<castleboys3@h...> wrote:

>

> Terry,

> If it will make you feel better/less worried, certainly go ahead

and

> see a doctor. Heart disease does go along with gum disease, but a

> problem with one doesn't mean you DO have the other.

>

> This said, I have NOT been for a physical but do have the

> periodontal problem and have been seeing a gum specialist for a

> while now. Though I went years without seeing a dentist.

>

> Also your menstrual cycle and other things (stress even) can affect

> the amount of bleeding, etc. Just from what I've read but I doubt

> all professionals agree with that!

>

> Chris in NC

>

> , " Theresa Graham "

> <terrym259> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Good afternoon Group!

> > Here's my dilemma...Had a dental appt last month and hygienist

> said my

> > gums were bleeding more than usual when she poked and prodded

> > measuring the gum pockets. After cleaning around my teeth she

> > scheduled a follow-up appt which was yesterday. Not so good news

at

> > follow-up last nite. There was some plaque build-up around some

>

[Guest guest]

PS: Wonderful website Pat, thanks! (icnr.com)

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