Removing Dental Implants

Wow, dental implants are very expensive. Having them removed will cause a cavitation. Then I think you will have to deal with that.

As for dentures, for years they were not secured. Great grandmas and grandpas took out their teeth at night and put them in a glass of water.

The problem with dentures is that without teeth in the jawbone, you will lose bone. As the bone very slowly changes, you continually have to have the dentures adjusted.

This is of particular interest to me, as thanks to these infections invading my jaw bones, I am losing bone at a very fast rate. I lost my teeth first - not through poor dental hygiene, as my teeth were literally rotting from the inside out, and the enamel finally got so weak that it would just chip off some teeth.

I finally had to go for dental implants not long ago (3 years?) and while it has slowed down the bone degradation, it's still ongoing - I can see/feel the changes.

Without the implants though, the bone loss would be much greater, as the roots of the teeth are what keeps the bone healthy and growing, continually rebuilding and fortifying itself. So it would depend on how many implants you have, why they were placed and what the rest of your teeth/jawbone looks like. The implants may be helping you more than hurting you.

I didn't have any choices about what material was used for my implants, so they are titanium. I'm careful to detox specifically for heavy metals from time to time - just in case - but I have no doubts that without my implants in my lower jaw, I would have had a broken jaw by now (just 3 years after getting them because of the rapid degradation that I'm experiencing), but not a single dentist cares enough to actually listen to me - and I'm getting really fricken tired of trying to find doctors/dentists in my area that will listen. So, onward I trudge, finding what information I can and implementing anything that I find beneficial.

Removing implants should not create cavitation if done right-get a biological dds. Although you should check for cavitations a couple months after to be sure
Ask them about using prp and ozone-find one that uses both.

Millions of people have dentures-removing my teeth and infections greatly increases my health-its was an easy trade for me. I am very happy I did it-I frankly had no choice

If you get anything placed into your jaw get a blood test first to see if you react to it-remember that will be in your body 24-7-365 and will create some type of reaction-that's just how the body works. Clifford test is the one I know about-cheap and easy

PS I would also try to find a place to do ten pass ozone for a couple weeks after-kill any bugs and promote healing

Post Edited (magoo2) : 3/17/2017 11:47:47 AM (GMT-6)

Here is a site that will help in finding a biological dentist.

/iaomt.org/for-patients/search-for-dentist-physician/

eat2bwell said...
Have you tried oil pulling along with using oregano oil. Oregano oil is pretty good at killing the bacteria. Might add some to the coconut oil used for oil pulling. Might look up information on comfrey leaf which is suppose to accelerate bone growth.

http://www.organiclifestylemagazine.com/heal-gum-disease-and-cavities-naturally-step-by-step

https://icliks.wordpress.com/bhealthy/2736-2/

Ive pulled with ozonated coconut oil. I have done it with xylitol and staved off the last impending local infection this way but God only knows what got through.

Ive been using oregano and tea tree in a gargle.

Thanks for the input all.

magoo2 said...
Ten pass ozone is amazingly strong-you could try. Or do it after to make sure you heal well

I am excited that this is working for you !!!

magoo2 said...
ChickenArise- ten pass is amazing.
There is a FB blog called cypress or bust that follows a patient doing this.
For jaw you may try a product called bio dent-I think its helping me

Cool Ill look into bio dent. Stem cells would be optimal but something tells me its in the glove box of the 'forthcoming' hydrogen automobile they have been talking about since 1970!!!

What a world we live in eh?

Im harping on my wife who has one Root canal and otherwise georgous teeth that they. have a 100% infection rate. Shes stubborn and will have to live with her own choices.

I just hope she doesn't get that thing that ate our teeth from the inside out. This usually presents as a cavity at the base of the tooth. It destoys thr nerve so you dont feel it. It would be nice to find out what that is and how to kill it. My last four got eaten alive from inside out also.

My guess is a protist. I hope the Nitazoxinide got all of it in my wifes case. Painless tongue leisons persisted for 2 months then cleared. She had a small similar follow up dark spot while travelling that resolved on its own. Its stealthy though. Have to be careful going forwards. But if her immune system is capable Id rather let that keep it in check.

I wouldnt hesitate to use that again if it persists. Forgive the misspells Always happens posting from phone.

No BDS in Panama just traditional for the ignorant masses, figures.

Post Edited (ChickenArise) : 3/18/2017 9:51:36 AM (GMT-6)

eat2bwell - if the bone loss in the mouth is due to acid in the body...then wouldn't that cause bone loss throughout the body?

I only have bone loss in my mouth due to periodontal disease many years ago....that is in remission.
But, it did go on for several years prior.