How to Prepare for Dental Experience 
pjangel
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I'm having a rotten wisdom tooth out and the first(worst) of the old, mercury fillings out on Thursday. Nitrous gas is not available, it will be regular shots to numb.
I'm fairly sensitive--and I'm concerned. I've been under a lot of personal stress, and any suggestions to help me "sail" through this first experience (a week later I'll have another 3 hour session--it won't take out ALL the old filings, but do the best I can afford). So what do you guys suggest? Eating prep, physical, emotional (I'm scared of dentists a bit) and anything! Please, all adise welcome.
peace and joy
(ouch)
pj
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- Re: How to Prepare for Dental Experi... ParaZapper
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This is a reply to # 789,913If you are sensitive to epinephrine and related compounds, be sure to let your dentist know. He can substitute polocaine for the novocaine normally used. It does not last as long but does not cause the heart racing and anxiety that novocaine does.
Some dentist now also have an electronic number similar to a TENS unit so that less pain reliever is needed.
It is not the bit that you should be worried about. The bit is a tool that in the hand of the right dentist can be very helpful.
Also, if they are playing music, "Hang on Snoopy" is possibly not the right choice :^)
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- milgurl pjangel
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This is a reply to # 789,978Mine are over 25 years old, and I have dental insurance until the end of the year. So it will probably cost me $200-$400 out of pocket, and the insurance will pay up to $1,500. That's all I'm getting done--the worst of them. But the intent is that will be the ones that are LEAKING the most. I called around to three dentists, and although the one I'm going to is over an hour away, I choose the right one. Compassion and heart counts as much as skill, and he doesn't put mercury fillings in anymore, once a friend of mine told him/educated him. So he isn't "THE ALTERNATIVE DENSTIST" but he is young, willing to learn, and he is going to be as careful as he can be. The "alternative" dentists IN the CITY were MUCH more costly, and wouldn't be considerate of my situation--I may be misjudging, but they were seeing money signs in my mouth, and the one made me feel crummy--the second I didn't go to--just to walk into his office and consult cost $140.
So, I'm thrilled excited. If I were you, I'd get the DMSO (or something like that) resistance test to check y our mercury levels. I wouldn't have done it, except mine were high, and I have a history of emotional problems. I'm divorcing my husband of 27 years, and I'd best make sure I'm in my right mind as much as possible, yeah?
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- How to figure out mercury levels....... pjangel
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This is a reply to # 790,371My alternative physician looked at my mouth, and then ordered a 'resisitance test'. Sorry I don't know the particulars. If you post at the top of curezone, someone will know. I wouldn't go to a dentist--they have a 'vested' interest in you testing high. You want someone who doesn't NEED you, for finanicail reasons, to test. There are labs....my doctor ordered the test, I paid for it. He said he's used to have to charge $200 for the test, but when I took it, he'd arranged with that lab to do it for $45. That's one of the reasons I took it--I don't do EXPENSIVE things. My belief is that health is NOT just for the rich--so I "fight" against (struggle) protocols that cost HUGE amounts of dollars. If I were paying for this, without insurances, it would be about $1,700. That's huge to ME, but not alot of many. If I want to 'finish' the work, it involves crowns.
I do alot of cilantro chelation pesto--that removes heavy metal from the body and I like it. I got the recipe off the iternet or from someone at curezone. My mind is clearing bit by bit. Good luck.
pj
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- Re: How to Prepare for Dental Experi... trapper/kcmo
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This is a reply to # 789,913take activated charcoal just before you get in the chair. 4-8 "00" caps worth should do it.
DO NOT take any vit C before the procedure. it will neutralize the novacaine and it will take tons more than you would need otherwise, and still you will feel it. like an idiot, i was in the middle of a 30 day mono fruit orange diet for one quadrant. dont go there.
unless you would trust the dentist with 100 million dollars in your trunk and the keys to your car or your sixteen yo daughter on a weekend camping trip alone, LOOK AT THE HOLES WITH A MIRROR.
- Re: How to Prepare for Dental Experi... milgurl
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- Re: How to Prepare for Dental Experi... chirontherainbowbridge
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This is a reply to # 790,083apparently it is quite common that some 'metal' be eft (edit : left ) in there--you would want to "look" to see that all is truly clear--before its being filled again...It's a bloody drag to have to be so 'police-ish' -- but there ya go...
PJ-- seeing as how I wrote EFT in place of left--maybe you ought to consider some--after the teeth,,,,some EFT I mean--
it might be one of those intuitive trips...things are pretty heated that way lately...
edit--I seem to recall Andreas Moritz --and the idea of keeping two weeks between appointments--can you reschedule the second one? Curezone Google Moritz for detail.
Goodwishes!
some things you can test for--(kinesiology?)
BFC -bone flesh and cartilage formula --Dr. Christopher herbs--I got them from a herbalist's in my city when my son had wisdom teeth extracted.. he took them as teas--not too pricey --- look on barefoot forum if need be...
arnica/homeopathic--for wounds and bruising, tissue damage, healing , being 'done in', etc...also there is one more specific to teeth--can't recall the name sorry-----google it....hmmmm. most important is probably breathing and taking time to centre--and trusting that faith can surely do this! if it can 'move mountains'. And drink water slowly, and with intention...every day. visualize a healing stream---that comes from a pure place beyond any (illusory) worries. Send the healing water to every cell....yet allow the ones in need to take more..t.hat is, let The Divine direct where the healing goes--becaue it may be the opposite of what you 'think'. ie: teeth/ jaw can be hip/reproductive area....let all cells/molecules etc.... know that there is PLENTY..no shortage..THis is key for you--I believe..
glug glug... :-)
- Re: How to Prepare for Dental Experi... trapper/kcmo
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- Yes, yes, yes, your are right on, an... #52320
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This is a reply to # 790,110If I have time, I'm printing out all you guys advice and GIVING it to him as well as myself.
YOu all are so cool--I'm feeling better by the minute.
No, I can't reschedule the two weeks in between--many reasons, but it has to stand. HOWEVER, if I can't pull together between, well see. The divorce stuff and Christmas, and 4 kids and pressure and stress and and and
I'll be okay, even better than when I started, specially with all you guys.
- Re: How to Prepare for Dental Experi... trapper/kcmo
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- Re: How to Prepare for Dental Experi... milgurl
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- Re: How to Prepare for Dental Experi... chirontherainbowbridge
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This is a reply to # 789,913keep breathing slowly and completely--let go-focus. it looks like good moon phases for this--
that can help A LOT
http://www.calculatorcat.com/moon_phases/phasenow.php
http://www.serenapowers.com/moon.html
- Re: How to Prepare for Dental Experi... ParaZapper
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