Actaully, nearly every dentist advertises the service of removing mercury fillings and replacing them with composites. It’s big business. The question is what protocols they follow to remove the old fillings.   [End]
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Hi molly. I’m by no means a skeptic when it comes to natural health but I like to know the reasons why something works. That said, scientific research is patchy when ti comes to whether, say, echeaneca helps colds or not but I’m 100% convinced it works - scratchy throat feelings that used to 100% mean I would get a full-blown cold can now be removed with a couple of doses of echeaneca. If people in the office have colds and coughs, taking it as a preventative really works. When I was a kid/teen I’d come down with everything and get headcolds, ear infections, chest infections all winter ...
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I thought I’d try oil pulling just to ’see what happened’. I am 100% skeptical. Try as I might, I just couldn’t fin much on the net about why it should work other than the same ’Dr Karach’ article cut and pasted. However, I did know a little about the use of oils for massage healing and in Indian folk medicine so oil pulling didn’t sound as nuts as it would to someone with no interest in natural health. Have been oil pulling twice a day for two weeks. While 100% expecting nothing to happen, the issues I was interested in were as follows: 1. Teeth and gums. I recently had a root canal ...
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Having gaps cause your teeth to shift? True or dentists trying to flog products? Face with my first potential gap soon (a lower molar). Is it actually true that your teeth can shift and your bite altered if you have a gap or is this dentists trying to flog repeat root canals, dentures, bridges or implants? One dentist told me one tooth won’t make any difference, espesially as the teeth either side are molars, others say it will. Older friends 45+ that have had a missing tooth for many years say they haven’t reported knock-on dental issues from a gap.   [End]
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We all know mercury fillings are bad news. Equally, others experience problems with other commonly-placed dental metals, even gold. While titanium has a long history of surgical use, it’s probably right to be wary, just in case. A metal crown can at least be removed easily, an implant less so. Having said that, now implants are much more mainstream and even lower middle class people are buying treatment there’s always a relative or person in the office who has one or more. I have to say the feedback is excellent, whether thay have a single implant or more. However, many implant produ ...
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Hi curezoners - first post. I recently had a root canal, the process of which has been going on for several months now. I have good health, barely get colds all winter, go about work and life with zip. Feel like my health has gone - fatigue, sometimes a mix of faintness and sleepiness., aching muscles, queasiness, anxiety-like spaced out feelings, foogy thinking. Still going to work ’as normal’ but feeling like I’m just doing the bare minimum and dragging myself through days. I have been a dental sceptic for years when I had a dentists say we’d ’fill those cavities next time’ and the ...
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