I honestly don't know what to tell you. The only root canals I have gotten were due to the auto accident. Back in the day, cars had vents at the front windows. They suppose that I hit the tip of the vent when I was thrown out of the car because my upper lip was split up into my left nostril (I lost the 'v' on my top lip), one front tooth was knocked out, the other top tooth was broken off 1/2 way and all my teeth were loosened up and sore.. oh my.. so sore. I couldn't eat solid foods for weeks because my mouth/teeth hurt so bad.
I was in the hospital for two weeks and when I got out, I made an appt with my dentist. The poor man almost had a heart attack when I limped into his office, covered with bandages, demanding that he fix my teeth (vanity.. thy name is woman). He refused to touch me until my upper lip was healed. Makes sense, huh? Point being, the accident happened on July 4th weekend but he couldn't start work on me until the first of Sept. During that time, they had me on antibiotics for all the cuts, cement burns etc. So.. I am surprised that your tooth has gone bad so fast but, in my case, the antibiotics probably kept the bacteria at bay. I am real fuzzy on the details but apparently, when a tooth root is injured, it is in such a confined space that it is difficult to treat it and a root canal (removing the injured/dead root) is the only solution. I know people say.. 'don't get a root canal' but.. what is the alternative? I don't hear any suggestions for that except pulling the tooth, right? It would be difficult for cs to penetrate to the root by itself. DMSO is itself an anti-bacterial, anti-viral substance. DMSO along with cs would penetrate but I can't be sure that it would be sufficient to 'cure' a dead root. It would probably get rid of the bacteria. Is it a top tooth or a bottom tooth? I get my DMSO from http://www.dmso.bz/pages/1/index.htm I don't have any financial interests in this company. I just like their product. You could mix DMSO - 50% - with say.. 20% distilled water and 30% cs? DMSO penetrates everything and carries everything with it. You could swish it around for five minutes or so 4 - 5 times x day then spit it out. I take about a tsp to a tbsp internally mixed with distilled water each day. Without antibiotics, I just don't know if you have the time to 'mess around' with the DMSO and see if it helps the situation or is effective. The hydrogen peroxide won't hurt, for sure but.. none of it is getting to the root. I wouldn't use the hydrogen peroxide with DMSO. But it would be fine with the cs. I read somewhere in somebody's post, that they mixed the cs and DMSO and just dabbed the mixture on and around their tooth with a Q-tip. There is a DMSO site on yahoo.. You might join and see if anyone has suggestions for you or has had similar situations. I don't think it matters whether the root is dead because of trauma or infection. If you decide to order the DMSO from the site I gave you, just email the owner and tell him your situation and that you need the DMSO yesterday and see what he can do for you so far as shipping it quick. They offer a sample 4 oz (I think) bottle of DMSO, no shipping charges, for $ 15.00. Keep us posted, ok? Lola On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 9:50 PM, <mborg...@att.net> wrote: > Dear Lola, On saturday I fell on my face landed on my left cheek scarred up > and down but I quickly used cs and it started the healing but on Monday the > right jaw was hurting, I thought it was heart, than the tooth started so I > started using cs it took away the swelling and pain. I went to the dentist > on Tuesday hoping it was trauma but he said the tooth was discolored and > dying and that the x ray showed the root was dark. > How can one find out if it is an infection or trauma related? I have been > using cs every few hrs no pain. Can I use h202 would it penetrate better I > do not know how to use dmso internally. > No One answered if the cs would penetrate the tooth? > Mary > > ________________________________ > From: phoenix23002 tds.net <phoenix23...@tds.net> > To: silver-list@eskimo.com > Sent: Mon, March 12, 2012 12:05:23 PM > > Subject: Re: CS>Re: root canal > > To the person who asked if a trauma to the head/mouth/face could be > the cause of a tooth injury requiring a root canal.. the answer is .. > oh yes!! I was in an auto accident some years ago and had to have > several root canals because of impact injuries to my mouth/face. I > was NOT a 'purty' sight. I then had gold/porcelain bridges to replace > my front & bottom teeth. The dentist capped the tooth just to the > side of my two front teeth with temporary glue in case I had to have a > root canal down the road. He couldn't tell if that tooth was going to > be alright or not. Apparantly the roots of our teeth can go bad some > months or years after experiencing impact trauma. My tooth did > require a root canal a year later and I sure was glad that temporary > glue had been used. > Lola > > On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 11:35 AM, <tommay...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Sorry...just the short version of Calcium Oxide. Dr. Hansen may have some >> info. At www.cdchealth.com. There are a couple of great links, one of >> which >> is root calcification'. Just fyi...I drive from Washington State to >> Fullerton, Ca (his office) for my dental needs. Long drive and expensive? >> Yes. Worth it? Yes. >> Sorry for the trouble u r enduring. Tom >> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry >> ________________________________ >> From: mborg...@att.net >> Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2012 07:51:17 -0700 (PDT) >> To: <silver-list@eskimo.com> >> ReplyTo: silver-list@eskimo.com >> Subject: Re: CS>Re: root canal >> >> Thank you for your information. >> What is CaO? >> Mary >> >> ________________________________ >> From: Thomas Mayhew <tommay...@gmail.com> >> To: silver-list@eskimo.com >> Sent: Sun, March 11, 2012 9:18:12 PM >> Subject: Re: CS>Re: root canal >> >> *IF* you opt for a Root Canal, please look into Calcium Oxide (CaO). Also >> known as Mineral TriOxide Aggregate (I believe). There is a very definite >> rationale for using CaO. >> >> And I sure would go to an outstanding Dentist. >> >> Thomas Mayhew, BSSE, BROKER, REALTOR®, ePRO >> Residential/Commercial - By Appt. 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