Revisiting tooth issues... herbal, eo remedies?

June 15, 2007

A few months ago Butch was talking about an implant he was getting....

How did that go Butch????

The reason I'm asking, is that one of my teeth has been hurting like

h*ll (not now though). I finally made it to the dentist to find out the

costs of a root canal and cap (YIKES! $1500!!!!)

I don't have dental coverage to help me cover all the costs yet, and am

wondering if there is something herbally that I could do to maintain the

status quo until I am eligible for dental coverage at work (approx 6

mo). I'm thinking that if I make absolutely sure that the tooth is

clean every night before bed, do a mouth rinse with oregano eo mix with

water... that that may help me along.... any thoughts at what else I may

do? Herbal supplements or rinses to help my situation?

Many thanks in advance

Shelley

June 15, 2007

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costs of a root canal and cap (YIKES! $1500!!!!)

I don't have dental coverage to help me cover all the costs yet

[Dave]: Been there, done it over and over, and you have my heartfelt

sympathy. I have this to share: after five root canals and several

extractions not counting wisdom teeth, but only three cavities ever in my

adult teeth, I stopped using commercial toothpaste and started making my

own. I have had zero repeat ZERO dental problems in the nearly 20 years

since then.

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June 15, 2007

Myrrh. I wouldn't rinse with Oregano. Couldn't PAY me to rinse with Oregano,

I'm a wimp and don't like pain... forget the Oregano and try Myrrh.... It is

THE Oils for mouth problems. I have used Tea Tree in the past and that's

okay if you like swirling something that tastes like turpentine and lingers

for hours... in other words, not recommended.

Myrrh also leaves something to be desired when it comes to taste, however,

as mentioned, it is the King, Queen and God of oils recommended for mouth

probbies.

K

On 6/14/07, Shelley <bbubbles wrote:

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Cheers!

Kathleen Petrides

The Woobey Queen

Http://www.woobeyworld.com

June 15, 2007

How much would you use in a jigger of water (1 oz) ? A couple of drops?

TIA

Shelley

Kathleen Petrides wrote:

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> Myrrh also leaves something to be desired when it comes to taste, however,

> as mentioned, it is the King, Queen and God of oils recommended for mouth

> probbies.

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> K

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June 15, 2007

Myrrh, even powdered, can't be beat. I had a very sore throat and gargled

with the powder in water and I could tell with in an hour that it was

working. The next morning it was if I had never had a sore throat.

I make a soap that has peppermint essential oils in it and that with the

powdered myrrh to brush my teeth that the infections are no more. My teeth

feel so clean now. Not the best of taste but it works so well, less plaque

too.

Zo

>> Myrrh. I wouldn't rinse with Oregano. Couldn't PAY me to rinse with

>> Oregano,

>> I'm a wimp and don't like pain... forget the Oregano and try Myrrh.... It

>> is

>> THE Oils for mouth problems. I have used Tea Tree in the past and that's

>> okay if you like swirling something that tastes like turpentine and

>> lingers

>> for hours... in other words, not recommended.

>>

>> Myrrh also leaves something to be desired when it comes to taste,

>> however,

>> as mentioned, it is the King, Queen and God of oils recommended for mouth

>> probbies.

>>

>> K

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>> On 6/14/07, Shelley <bbubbles wrote:

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>> Cheers!

>> Kathleen Petrides

>> The Woobey Queen

>> Http://www.woobeyworld.com

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June 15, 2007

Zo,

If you don't mind sharing, what types of oils do you use in your soaps? My

daughter is having dental problems and I sould love to make something like

this for her.

Cindy

On 6/15/07, zonella gould <zgould wrote:

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> I make a soap that has peppermint essential oils in it and that with the

> powdered myrrh to brush my teeth that the infections are no more. My teeth

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> feel so clean now. Not the best of taste but it works so well, less plaque

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> too.

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> Zo

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June 15, 2007

At 05:41 AM 6/15/2007, you wrote:

>Myrrh also leaves something to be desired when it comes to taste, however,

>as mentioned, it is the King, Queen and God of oils recommended for mouth

>probbies.

echoing Kathleen... Myrrh eo... perhaps 9 parts myrrh and 1 part Clove...

Myrrh for healing, clove for pain deadening.

I would use Myrrh Hydrosol as a mouthwash... perhaps blended w/ Tea Tree

hydrosol...

and contrary to every safety rule I know, I'd use the blend of eo's

directly on/around the sore tooth.

I've had two friends use this to delay getting the work done for months...

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June 16, 2007

I can speak on his with some experience.

I had cysts that ate through my upper sinus down through my jaw and came

dripping out my teeth.

After many thousands of dollars of dental work the dentist finally said, NO

more. Your teeth look great now but they will be gone soon, they couldn't

drain the cysts as hoped by removing a couple of teeth.

I let it go and within months they had started to fall apart.

I now have my new denture plates with just my front lower teeth left, I did

cry so much, I had beautiful teeth.

Took al long time to get in to govt dentist, took referral from doctor in

the end

The dentist asked me what I had been using for pain and to help.

I said just pure cinnamon oil.

He told me it is the best of all the antimicrobials and also a good local,

an excellent choice for dental hygiene he said. The only thing he wondered

about was the cost, how could I afford cinnamon oil?

I explained I had my own successful company and business before having to

stop to become full time carer for my mate who would not be here if he

didn't have a friend to help him through.

At that moment, everything changed. The govt health sys which had treated

me like a scab and sponge suddenly made me priority for appointments and all

that. It was just that being a carer I too am on a pension now and all the

things that go with, sad though that equality isn't even found in the

services that provide for the least able to provide for self

I had been to specialist months previously and he had told me there was

nothing to be done, just keep using the heroin or cocaine whichever I am

using, it is working. I was flabbergasted, that he even suggest that I was

on these drugs, reckoned he could tell by my pain threshold. Turns out it

was the oils doing the trick.

The lavender in the nasal cavity has an effect that doctors see as being

just like coc or heroin, interesting me thinks.