I have mentioned that bloodroot tincture may be useful in getting to
the root of root-canal problems, and persons willing to experiment on
themselves may wish to try this interesting herbal remedy.
On Tuesday, Mar 1, 2005, at 08:09 Asia/Tokyo, sol wrote:
I thought I read instances of people using CS with DMSO for this, and
maybe not avoiding a root canal forever, but certainly limiting the
infection for many months and even years.Should be in the archives.
Such tooth root infections can be very serious though, so if it was
me, I might try CS/DMSO, but if that did not get the infection under
good control or beat it back darn good in a relatively short time, I'd
seek other treatment. I don't remember ever reading that straight CS
alone would get where it needs to be to kill the infection.
I do have an article on treating dental abscesses and jaw abscesses in
a pet rabbit with a combination of conventional abx, CS/DMSO injected
into the abscesses, and the open abscesses being packed with Acticoat.
It stopped the progression of the disease in the rabbit. And also one
molar that was loose and supposed to be pulled because it was so much
in danger of abscessing tightened up and never abscessed and did not
have to be pulled. The bunny's owner was lucky to have a very open vet
who was willing to try such a "wild" treatment. It might be adaptable
to a human.
Rootcanals are no fun to live with after the fact, 3 of mine failed
and required oral surgeries, but letting an infection that close to
the brain go untreated is really not a good idea either. All the ones
I had the pain was horrible, and nothing touched it. Had no clue about
CS nor DMSO in those days, though, in fact wasn't aware I had any
alternative that would keep the teeth.
I have had people insist the only thing for me to do is have all my
root-canalled teeth pulled.............not going to happen.
sol
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From: flpplan...@aol.com <mailto:flpplan...@aol.com>
I was told almost five months ago by my dentist that I need a root
canal for one of my upper molars because of the infection around
(or in) the roots of that tooth (as shown by X-ray). I said "No"
at the time, largely because of my concerns about the long-term
toxicity of root-canaled teeth (according to some dental
practitioners). So, I was given a penicillin-like antibiotic
which eliminated the pain, but the pain has been slowly and
gradually returning during the last three months. Given my
dislike for antibiotics and my suspicion about the dangers of root
canals, I'm looking for alternatives.
I assume that CS would kill the noxious bacteria around the roots
of my infected tooth if there was a way to deliver CS to the site
of the infection (which undoubtedly likes below and inside gum
tissue). Could drinking a certain quantity of CS for a certain
period of time be helpful? Gargling with CS or spraying the
infected tooth and surrounding tissue with CS would seem to be
inadequate because it's not likely that CS could get into and
under the skin at the point of infection. Could I be wrong about
that?
Your thoughts about this will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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