Good article regarding root canals: http://www.naturalnews.com/025412_root_canals_bacteria_infection.html Microelectricity worked for me but I still lost the tooth. : (
Scotty Have a great day! --- On Fri, 4/27/12, Steve G <chube...@yahoo.com> wrote: From: Steve G <chube...@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: CS>tooth problems- can EIS help? To: silver-list@eskimo.com Date: Friday, April 27, 2012, 4:42 AM Dentists only suggest root canals as a last resort. They do this when the tooth nerve is dying. If you ignore this, you can jeopardize your health as the decomposing mass will leach into your body. The dying of the nerve will cause infection and as such will cause a lot of painful inflamation. Sometimes, a nerve which hasn't been a problem, but has been in marginal condition will begin to die when disturbed by dental work such as getting a filling. Once the nerve root begins dying, your best route is to go for a root canal. I see you didn't mention WHY you refuse to have a root canal. I've had a number of them. Not that big of a deal. As an alternative, you could have the tooth pulled I suppose, but that seems like a terrible waste to me. And..... it might not need a root canal at all. I don't know where your filling was located, but often, a filling can cause problems and pain for a long time if it has changed your bite slightly, and you end up with a 'high' spot on that tooth so that every time you shut your jaws together the opposing tooth is jarring the filled tooth. Doesn't take too long for this to cause excruciating pain. A good dentist can make miniscule adjustments to the hitting surface of that tooth and eliminate the painful condition very quickly if the problem is the bite. Only a dentist can examine you properly and determine what is going on. They still can't act until you agree, so see the dentist. As far as EIS goes, there's really nothing it will do about such a problem. Not until you ignore the dying nerve and it's causing inflammation and an abcess. Very hard for EIS to get to it. I have had success in treating painful throbbing abscesses by using the 'Godzilla' device as described in the Yahoo Group - Microelectricity Germkiller. A Godzilla takes 5 minutes to make once you spend the $5-$6 needed for the materials..... sponges, some wire, and a 6V lantern style battery. Amazing stuff. Steve --- On Thu, 4/26/12, Beth Harrison <bethharri...@bellsouth.net> wrote: From: Beth Harrison <bethharri...@bellsouth.net> Subject: CS>tooth problems- can EIS help? To: silver-list@eskimo.com Date: Thursday, April 26, 2012, 12:01 PM Hello group-- Hoping someone has some words of wisdom for me. I had a white filling replaced in a lower incisor 3-4 weeks ago, and it was fine until a few days ago. I have had a dull toothache for about 3 days, and now the tooth is sore to tap down on. There does not appear to be any abcess-- I am going back to let the dentist check it this afternoon, but I am afraid of what he might suggest. It's possible he will put me on an antibiotic, or could suggest a root canal. I will not have a root canal. However, what is the alternative? Can EIS help with this, and how would I use it in this application? Full of dread... Beth H
