Upcoming dental surgery...what to do for pain

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Hi everyone, I will be having a surgical consultation for oral surgery this coming Thursday and then having surgery with in the next couple of weeks after that. I will be put under and have all four of my wisdom teeth removed, one more molar and a root tip (a tooth that chipped and then disintegrated but the root is still there rotting) removed. Being put under for all of this is pretty much unavoidable and I do plan to do a total body cleanse as well as a liver and kidney one after it is all through. What I do plan to avoid though is pain

medications (which is totally useless to me anyway since I metabolize it before it could even kick in) even though I expect to be in a lot of pain. What are some natural ways to relieve this kind of pain. Someone has suggested magnets and light therapy. I tried the magnets after the scaling when they did one whole side of my mouth and the pain was awful once the septicane wore off and they didn't take away the pain. Any suggestions anyone? Also next year I will be having a bridge done (instead of implants as I do not want metal inserted into my jaw). Are bridges safe healthwise or would I be better off with just a partial? hugs, Willow Only when the last tree has diedAnd the last river has been poisonedAnd the last fish has been caughtWill we realizeWe cannot eat money.

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herbal remedies , lowcarbgirl2005

<lowcarbgirl2005 wrote:

Hi lowcardgirl,

 

My name is Barbara. I don't have any info on pain relief, but as

far as a bridge or partial I do. I have had both. A bridge is very

hard to keep food and bateria out of, but a partial is easy to take

out and keep clean. I take my partial out about once a week and

soak in proxide over night.

 

Hope that helps.

 

 

> Hi everyone,

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> I will be having a surgical consultation for oral surgery this

coming Thursday and then having surgery with in the next couple of

weeks after that.

>

> I will be put under and have all four of my wisdom teeth

removed, one more molar and a root tip (a tooth that chipped and

then disintegrated but the root is still there rotting) removed.

Being put under for all of this is pretty much unavoidable and I do

plan to do a total body cleanse as well as a liver and kidney one

after it is all through.

>

> What I do plan to avoid though is pain medications (which is

totally useless to me anyway since I metabolize it before it could

even kick in) even though I expect to be in a lot of pain. What are

some natural ways to relieve this kind of pain. Someone has

suggested magnets and light therapy. I tried the magnets after the

scaling when they did one whole side of my mouth and the pain was

awful once the septicane wore off and they didn't take away the

pain. Any suggestions anyone?

>

> Also next year I will be having a bridge done (instead of

implants as I do not want metal inserted into my jaw). Are bridges

safe healthwise or would I be better off with just a partial?

>

> hugs,

> Willow

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> Only when the last tree has died

> And the last river has been poisoned

> And the last fish has been caught

> Will we realize

> We cannot eat money.

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Willow,

I just had an implant done and it's been a wonderful experience. The titanium used for the implant does not cause any problems by being inside the body, unlike amalgam fillings. Having a bridge, whether permanent or removable, causes wear and tear on the teeth next to it and later down the road, you'll have to have more work done on those teeth. Besides bridges only last about 5 years, so there's additional cost by having it replaced. Implants last a lifetime, are independent of other teeth, and are a better health option in the long run.

 

Just my 2 cents here.

 

Kathi Garrison

Master Herbalist

 

 

herbal remedies [herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of adragon_278Monday, September 18, 2006 2:05 PMherbal remedies Subject: Herbal Remedies - Re: Upcoming dental surgery...what to do for pain

 

 

herbal remedies , lowcarbgirl2005 <lowcarbgirl2005 wrote:Hi lowcardgirl,My name is Barbara. I don't have any info on pain relief, but as far as a bridge or partial I do. I have had both. A bridge is very hard to keep food and bateria out of, but a partial is easy to take out and keep clean. I take my partial out about once a week and soak in proxide over night.Hope that helps.> Hi everyone,> > I will be having a surgical consultation for oral surgery this coming Thursday and then having surgery with in the next couple of weeks after that.> > I will be put under and have all four of my wisdom teeth removed, one more molar and a root tip (a tooth that chipped and then disintegrated but the root is still there rotting) removed. Being put under for all of this is pretty much unavoidable and I do plan to do a total body cleanse as well as a liver and kidney one after it is all through. > > What I do plan to avoid though is pain medications (which is totally useless to me anyway since I metabolize it before it could even kick in) even though I expect to be in a lot of pain. What are some natural ways to relieve this kind of pain. Someone has suggested magnets and light therapy. I tried the magnets after the scaling when they did one whole side of my mouth and the pain was awful once the septicane wore off and they didn't take away the pain. Any suggestions anyone?> > Also next year I will be having a bridge done (instead of implants as I do not want metal inserted into my jaw). Are bridges safe healthwise or would I be better off with just a partial?> > hugs,> Willow> > > Only when the last tree has died> And the last river has been poisoned> And the last fish has been caught> Will we realize> We cannot eat money.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min.>

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Clove oil is good for the pain without clove oil and Tahitiannoni juice I believe I would have died from the pain.Kathi Garrison <kathi wrote: Willow, I just had an implant done and it's been a wonderful experience. The titanium used for the implant does not cause any problems by being inside the body,

unlike amalgam fillings. Having a bridge, whether permanent or removable, causes wear and tear on the teeth next to it and later down the road, you'll have to have more work done on those teeth. Besides bridges only last about 5 years, so there's additional cost by having it replaced. Implants last a lifetime, are independent of other teeth, and are a better health option in the long run. Just my 2 cents here. Kathi Garrison Master Herbalist herbal remedies [herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of adragon_278Monday, September 18, 2006 2:05 PMherbal remedies Subject: Herbal Remedies - Re: Upcoming dental surgery...what to do for pain herbal remedies , lowcarbgirl2005 <lowcarbgirl2005 wrote:Hi lowcardgirl,My name is Barbara. I don't have any info on pain relief, but as far as a bridge or partial I do. I have had both. A bridge is very hard to keep food and bateria out of, but a

partial is easy to take out and keep clean. I take my partial out about once a week and soak in proxide over night.Hope that helps.> Hi everyone,> > I will be having a surgical consultation for oral surgery this coming Thursday and then having surgery with in the next couple of weeks after that.> > I will be put under and have all four of my wisdom teeth removed, one more molar and a root tip (a tooth that chipped and then disintegrated but the root is still there rotting) removed. Being put under for all of this is pretty much unavoidable and I do plan to do a total body cleanse as well as a liver and kidney one after it is all through. > > What I do plan to avoid though is pain medications (which is totally useless to me anyway since I metabolize it before it could even kick in) even though I expect to be in a lot of pain. What are some natural ways to relieve

this kind of pain. Someone has suggested magnets and light therapy. I tried the magnets after the scaling when they did one whole side of my mouth and the pain was awful once the septicane wore off and they didn't take away the pain. Any suggestions anyone?> > Also next year I will be having a bridge done (instead of implants as I do not want metal inserted into my jaw). Are bridges safe healthwise or would I be better off with just a partial?> > hugs,> Willow> > > Only when the last tree has died> And the last river has been poisoned> And the last fish has been caught> Will we realize> We cannot eat money.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make

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Hi Willow

 

I had my 4 wisdom teeth out about 2 years ago now, I had to be put under for

that as well, so they could do it all at once. I have to say there never was

much pain afterwards. My jaw ached for about a week and that was it. I put

it down to the power of the mind, I went in with the belief that it just

wasn't going to hurt and it didn't. Concidering it costs you nothing, it's

gotta be worth a try!

 

Best of Luck

Claire

 

 

lowcarbgirl2005 <lowcarbgirl2005

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Herbal Remedies - Upcoming dental surgery...what to do for pain

Sat, 16 Sep 2006 13:14:22 -0700 (PDT)

 

Hi everyone,

 

I will be having a surgical consultation for oral surgery this coming

Thursday and then having surgery with in the next couple of weeks after

that.

 

I will be put under and have all four of my wisdom teeth removed, one

more molar and a root tip (a tooth that chipped and then disintegrated but

the root is still there rotting) removed. Being put under for all of this

is pretty much unavoidable and I do plan to do a total body cleanse as well

as a liver and kidney one after it is all through.

 

What I do plan to avoid though is pain medications (which is totally

useless to me anyway since I metabolize it before it could even kick in)

even though I expect to be in a lot of pain. What are some natural ways to

relieve this kind of pain. Someone has suggested magnets and light therapy.

I tried the magnets after the scaling when they did one whole side of my

mouth and the pain was awful once the septicane wore off and they didn't

take away the pain. Any suggestions anyone?

 

Also next year I will be having a bridge done (instead of implants as I

do not want metal inserted into my jaw). Are bridges safe healthwise or

would I be better off with just a partial?

 

hugs,

Willow

 

 

Only when the last tree has died

And the last river has been poisoned

And the last fish has been caught

Will we realize

We cannot eat money.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi Willow!

Cinnamon oil is a natural pain remedy. Just paint in on with a Q-tip.

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Hello, Here's something which might sound strange but it really worked for me.I needed a crown and the doctor kept saying that i'd be in pain and wanted to perscribe vicaden. I said I don't want that so he perscribed something else a little weaker. I prepared by juicing and eating high vit c foods for a week. Then the day came. Before my feeling returned to my face I went and bought a small bottle of virgin olive oil. Drank half of it. Never took the pain medication. Never got bad at all. Supppositly the oil has as asprin affect. Weather it true or not it really worked. Kittiadragon_278 <adragon_278 wrote: herbal remedies , lowcarbgirl2005 <lowcarbgirl2005 wrote:Hi lowcardgirl,My name is Barbara. I don't have any info on pain relief, but as far as a bridge or partial I do. I have had both. A bridge is very hard to keep food and bateria out of, but a partial is easy to take out and keep clean. I take my partial out about once a week and soak in proxide over night.Hope that helps.> Hi everyone,> > I will be having a surgical consultation for oral surgery this coming Thursday and then having surgery with in the next couple of weeks after that.> > I will be put under and

have all four of my wisdom teeth removed, one more molar and a root tip (a tooth that chipped and then disintegrated but the root is still there rotting) removed. Being put under for all of this is pretty much unavoidable and I do plan to do a total body cleanse as well as a liver and kidney one after it is all through. > > What I do plan to avoid though is pain medications (which is totally useless to me anyway since I metabolize it before it could even kick in) even though I expect to be in a lot of pain. What are some natural ways to relieve this kind of pain. Someone has suggested magnets and light therapy. I tried the magnets after the scaling when they did one whole side of my mouth and the pain was awful once the septicane wore off and they didn't take away the pain. Any suggestions anyone?> > Also next year I will be having a bridge done (instead of implants as I do not want metal

inserted into my jaw). Are bridges safe healthwise or would I be better off with just a partial?> > hugs,> Willow> > > Only when the last tree has died> And the last river has been poisoned> And the last fish has been caught> Will we realize> We cannot eat money.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min.>

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In a message dated 9/20/2006 10:41:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time, griffonsperch writes:

lowcarbgirl2005 <lowcarbgirl2005herbal remedies To: herbal remedies Subject: Herbal Remedies - Upcoming dental surgery...what to do for painSat, 16 Sep 2006 13:14:22 -0700 (PDT)Hi everyone, I will be having a surgical consultation for oral surgery this coming Thursday and then having surgery with in the next couple of weeks after that. I will be put under and have all four of my wisdom teeth removed, one more molar and a root tip (a tooth that chipped and then disintegrated but the root is still there rotting) removed. Being put under for all of this is pretty much unavoidable and I do plan to do a total body cleanse as well as a liver and kidney one after it is all through. What I do plan to avoid though is pain medications (which is totally useless to me anyway since I metabolize it before it could even kick in) even though I expect to be in a lot of pain. What are some natural ways to relieve this kind of pain. Someone has suggested magnets and light therapy. I tried the magnets after the scaling when they did one whole side of my mouth and the pain was awful once the septicane wore off and they didn't take away the pain. Any suggestions anyone? Also next year I will be having a bridge done (instead of implants as I do not want metal inserted into my jaw). Are bridges safe healthwise or would I be better off with just a partial? hugs, Willow

Willow : Is there a particular reason that you are going to have your wisdom teeth pulled? From a chiropractic perspective ( maintainance of the nervous system ) I would highly recommend against this. Your teeth, including your wisdoms, serve a very important function in your nervous system. Few dentists or MD's are aware and/or care of this. Consider that most health problems are like a iceberg as they are only the tip of what has been building ( for many reasons ) for a long time. Taking out your wisdoms may not seem like much but it adds to the part of the iceberg under the water. How and when the tip shows up is unknown but it sure helps if you stop the growth of the part that is under the water.

 

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Cinnamon oil will relieve tooth pain but I would recommend diluting it

with a carrier oil. Otherwise, you could burn your gums (raw) from

the full strength essential oil of cinnamon.

 

cindy

 

> Hi Willow!

>

> Cinnamon oil is a natural pain remedy. Just paint in on with a Q-tip.

>

> Love

> Bob

> Adageyudi

> Staya Udanvti

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