well, i take a different approach to teeth. teeth are batteries for organs. removal imho should be a last resort. years ago hubby had an ingrown wisdom tooth that erupted into an abscess over night. his jaw got huge. we knew it would be several weeks before we could even find an oral surgeon...having to wade thru so many charlatans and pick the lesser of evils. hubby mixed dmso and tea tree oil and applied several times a day. in 24 hours the area had returned to normal. since he doesn't like surgery he left the tooth in for almost a year.
i have a crown some 42 years. over time the tooth has been sensitive on occasion...and painful. the dmso tea tree oil is very effective. when the tooth flares i look for the organ associated with the tooth as an indicator the problem behind the symptom. presently studying rife technology. if you know of anyone who has a rife, good rife, i would start there. it is also possible that a simple electronic device (have not studied the others) may benefit. pulling the tooth would be my last resort, and only after i had tried everything else. for me it becomes do i remove the tooth and deal with the permanent diminished battery source and early warning system for the organ or do i deal with occasional bacterial conditions that i have always been able to successfully address. rose
