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Help for Ear and Dental Pain After a New Crown Installed

Posted By Gert (South) on 09/12/2017

Six months ago, I had a new crown installed. This was uncomfortable and sensitive from the start. Now I have ear pain on that same side. Is there any way to determine if the tooth is infected or the ear is, or if this is just coincidental? I've been doing H2O2 in the ear as well as holding it on the tooth (diluted, of course) as well as colloidal silver and oregano oil orally but I wonder now if those actions aren't just holding it at bay and, if I stop them, a raging infection will ensue. I'm almost to where I think I'll see a dr, but which-dentist or medical? If it's the tooth, he'll say root canal. I'm inclined to pull it, but is that the best option?

Replied by Charity (Faithville, Usa) on 09/12/2017

I use Alpha lipoic acid and NAcetylCysteine sp? for building up glutathione for fighting any infection and nerve pain. I use nightly 50/50 baking soda /coconut oil paste at night while sleeping . I also hit it with frankenscense essential oil around the outside of the mouth once or twice a day . I put a drop or two on back of my hand and rub around outer part of lips.Sun exposure on mouth helps or D-3 with K-2....that's what I do

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