Dr. Hal Huggins talks about the research he’s done into root canals and how they might be one of the biggest hidden causes for disease and illness. He explains how a root canal is performed and how that process is inherently flawed and can cause a harbor for bacteria that spread to the bone.
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Well, that’s very interesting and probably true. But the problem is, if you have an abscessed tooth, you either get a root canal, or have the tooth extracted. Most of us would rather keep the tooth. This information isn’t very helpful unless they can offer a better alternative to the above-mentioned procedures. I need a root canal right now, so I’m all ears …
But Anonymous 1 knowledge is the first step in changing a broken system. Would you rather the doctor not share his findings until the system is offering something new? Prefer to remain in the dark?
It appears that this practice may lie at the root..pun intended…of many unexplained illnesses and health complaints. I think knowing this can only be a good thing. And I for one feel more empowered just knowing it.
If you have an abscessed tooth, it’s already too late to think you can save it by having a root canal! The fact is that no root canal can remove the pus from the infection outside the tip of the root which is the result of the original abscess!!
The better alternative is to have the tooth root canaled before it dies on its own and then creates the abscess. Remember, jaw infections is one of the leading causes of heart infections! So, you decide on your own. Which is the most important?
T D Thompson – if I had any idea that the tooth was dying prior to developing an abscess, I would have it addressed sooner. The first hint of a problem for me is when a tooth starts to hurt. At that point, it’s too late. I’m talking about a normal appearing tooth, not decayed, that suddenly goes south. This has happened to me multiple times over the years. None of the dentists I’ve seen can explain to me why this happens.
So what is the alternative to having a root canal if you find out you have an infection? When information like this is brought to our attention, it’s great – but you have to offer us an alternative or who to call when we need some answers quickly. Thank you.
To Sue: The alternative is to have the tooth immediately pulled! Then, the infected socket can be cleaned out. But, be careful of which antibiotic drug you take to try to knock out any remaining jaw infection. Collodial silver is a safer and more natural antibiotic. See any health food store.
It’s sad but true that most people do not do anything about their teeth until one of them becmes sore. That’s a clue that the tooth nerve has already died and a jaw infection has already set in. That’s why with a tooth that has already had a deep restoration, if it decays again: I simply have it pulled!
There are new methods, if one chooses to research it. One method is Lazer treatment. It kills the root and you do not have to have the tooth removed. Along with an antibiotic to address any infection, you should have no further problem.
I would google “Mercury-Free Dentist” in your area. There are a couple of websites that provide that information. These dentists are sensitive to the hundreds of toxins used in dentistry, especially sealants and adhesives…and Silver/Mercury Dental Amalgams or fillings for teeth. They use 50% Mercury in the fillings and over time, they dislodge and allow Mercury vapors to leak and enter your brain and
Well, that’s very interesting and probably true. But the problem is, if you have an abscessed tooth, you either get a root canal, or have the tooth extracted. Most of us would rather keep the tooth. This information isn’t very helpful unless they can offer a better alternative to the above-mentioned procedures. I need a root canal right now, so I’m all ears …
You are absolutely right. The only other choice is to have an invasive implant.
But Anonymous 1 knowledge is the first step in changing a broken system. Would you rather the doctor not share his findings until the system is offering something new? Prefer to remain in the dark?
It appears that this practice may lie at the root..pun intended…of many unexplained illnesses and health complaints. I think knowing this can only be a good thing. And I for one feel more empowered just knowing it.
If you have an abscessed tooth, it’s already too late to think
you can save it by having a root canal! The fact is that no root canal can remove the pus from the infection outside the tip of the root which is the result of the original abscess!!
The better alternative is to have the tooth root canaled before it dies on its own and then creates the abscess.
Remember, jaw infections is one of the leading causes of heart infections! So, you decide on your own. Which is the most important?
CoQ10 is good for preventing root canals.
what the heck do they mean by having the root canaled instead off having a root canal done??
a toxic having high amount of aluminum is used in root canal which is injuries for health and can cause cancer too so its up to your on risk.
T D Thompson – if I had any idea that the tooth was dying prior to developing an abscess, I would have it addressed sooner. The first hint of a problem for me is when a tooth starts to hurt. At that point, it’s too late. I’m talking about a normal appearing tooth, not decayed, that suddenly goes south. This has happened to me multiple times over the years. None of the dentists I’ve seen can explain to me why this happens.
So what is the alternative to having a root canal if you find out you have an infection? When information like this is brought to our attention, it’s great – but you have to offer us an alternative or who to call when we need some answers quickly. Thank you.
To Sue: The alternative is to have the tooth immediately
pulled! Then, the infected socket can be cleaned out.
But, be careful of which antibiotic drug you take to try to knock out any remaining jaw infection. Collodial silver is a
safer and more natural antibiotic. See any health food store.
It’s sad but true that most people do not do anything about
their teeth until one of them becmes sore. That’s a clue that the tooth nerve has already died and a jaw infection has already set in. That’s why with a tooth that has already had
a deep restoration, if it decays again: I simply have it pulled!
There are new methods, if one chooses to research it. One method is Lazer treatment. It kills the root and you do not have to have the tooth removed. Along with an antibiotic to address any infection, you should have no further problem.
I would google “Mercury-Free Dentist” in your area. There are a couple of websites that provide that information. These dentists are sensitive to the hundreds of toxins used in dentistry, especially sealants and adhesives…and Silver/Mercury Dental Amalgams or fillings for teeth. They use 50% Mercury in the fillings and over time, they dislodge and allow Mercury vapors to leak and enter your brain and