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i think i need a root canal
i was reading up on some laser info and that advantage was that it might be able to get into those dentine tubules that traditional root canal method cannot... but the disadvantage is that laser is still new..and that the laser is STRAIGHT...in some area's of the tooth it is curved....so laser wont be getting into those areas? Thanks in advanced for any tips or info!
and for now i am not willing to get it pulled/extracted
because i am planning on getting braces in the future
and having implants on my tooth would disrupt the moving of my tooth
for a root canaled tooth, braces would still be able to move it
thats why im going with root canal tooth for now
mabye in the future i will have the tooth extracted for a bridge or whatever
anycase
i was wondering if anyone has experiences with LASER ?
my biological dentist wants to use LASER for tooth 29
he said since its not a molar he can use laser
because MOLars need microscopes,etc
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but the disadvantage is that laser is still new..and that the laser is STRAIGHT...in some area's of the tooth it is curved....so laser wont be getting into those areas? Thanks in advanced for any tips or info!
I think you answered your own question. Root canals are dead teeth. Meaning they don't get blood that will kill any infection. This bacteria can leach back into your blood stream and travel anywhere in your body to cause medical problems. Particularly organs that are connected to that tooth by the meridians.
http://www.meridiantoothchart.com/tooth_charts.html Click on the tooth by number to see which part of the body you might be putting in jeoprody by not having that dead root canal removed.
Not a good idea to leave this tooth in your mouth.
- Re: bio dentist Root canal - is it b... UserX
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,988,632hi thanks for your reply
yes i know that i should be avoiding root canals
but at this current point
i am going to do it because i still need braces
and im not prepared to get implants drilled into my jawbone yet
if i get an implant , my tooth wont be able to be moved with braces
so i will get the root canal
and then maybe 3 years later, have the root canal tooth removed after my braces are done
but i guess my main ponit of this question was
SHould i go with traditional root canal or LASER ROOT CANAL?
which one would be better?
thanks
- Re: bio dentist Root canal - is it b... EllenG
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,988,645I like your plan. It's practical. I would have kept my root canal teeth if I could have as I needed to do some teeth moving for a TMJ problem. Now it will be more problematic. But I started feeling very bad and the infection affected my thinking and everything - energy. I don't believe the root canal procedure was done right in the first place. So make sure it's done by a really good dentist - preferably a holistic one. I now have a really good dentist - he does do root canals although he doesn't like them. I know he does an excellent job. BTW he even has a root canal tooth that will eventually have to be pulled! He has a very busy practice and lives with it for now.
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