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Help Needed for Two, Long Term Infected Teeth

Posted By Sarah (Wildwood, Mo) on 08/19/2016

I am a 54 year old female with what seems to be two infected teeth. Root canals have been recommended. These apparently are long standing. First check about 15 years ago for one of them and oral surgeon said not necessary. No swelling, redness ever. Only mild pain in the jawline (high pain tolerance) and cold sensitivity. Started having right sided joint pain (shoulder, elbow and knee). Diagnosed with bursitis in shoulder last month (per ultra sound). But shoulder has been giving me trouble off and on for 10 years but never to this extent pain wise. Over the past year new right knee and right elbow pain. I feel as if all this is coming from my mouth. Homeopathy says nothing will help in long standing tooth abscess and must do root canal. I don't want to do this! Remedies are not touching my joint or mouth pain. Just ordered Padma Basic to see if that does anything. Hepar sulph 6c BID, chewing garlic on the teeth, mouth rinses with Clove EO.

Is it true remedies will not heal the infection? Is there anything I can do besides the root canal? I eat a healthy diet of organic food, lots of green leafy, grass fed/organic butter and beef, organic chicken. Fresh caught fish. Purified water using Berkey system. Take chlorella, vit C, D, and whole food multivit, probiotic, fermented cod liver oil, liquid magnesium and ashwagandha. Exercise 5 times a week.

Please, any advise?

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Replied by Steve (Nevada) on 08/19/2016

As far as I know there are only a couple of supplements that can reach deep enough into the inside of the tooth to kill the infection. These are DMSO and iodine. Read up on DMSO and colloidal silver as well.
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Replied by Mmsg (Somewhere, Europe) on 08/20/2016

Sarah, when all else fails, I try clay/clay packs. That does pull out infections.
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Replied by Robyn (Perth, Western Australia) on 08/23/2016

I had a long term tooth abscess infection which three rounds of antibiotics relieved for a time but did not cure. I then read an article about high potency garlic but no mention of how often or how long. I went to a good health food store and purchased the highest potency on the shelf. I had to invent my own dosage regime, so chose to take three capsules twice per day. Once in the morning and then again at night. It took about three months and then an X-ray at the dental surgery could find no trace of infection and I have been pain free in that tooth for two years.
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