It seems that the problem with a deep dental infection is that if you don't pinpoint the problem to the correct tooth and intercept its development early enough, the infection soon abscesses or encysts, whereupon it becomes beyond the reach of ELECTRIC CURRENT to sterilize (otherwise, shocking works *instantly*). Too late I discovered the culprit, an UPPER molar. Someone posted the idea of CS in the associated ear. This is interesting, because the pain seemed to emanate from the tooth toward the ear! I therefore took the advice last night, with the addition of A DROP OF DMSO to aid the difusion through disparate tissues, with promising results! By the same principle, I'm now holding CS + DMSO in my mouth, which is even closer to the abscess. As it abates, it should again become vulnerable to electro-disinfection. Anyway, thanks to whomever contributed the auricular idea!
--Russ
