Root Canal Treated Teeth Removal
Root Canal Treated Teeth Removal
Get to the root cause
Dead teeth (a result of root canals) can cause serious diseases. Slipped discs, prostate problems, kidney problems, back problems, joint problems or even heart pain can be the result of this interference field. The root-treated tooth releases so-called “cadaver toxins” (dead protein residues) during its decomposition. With every chewing process, bacteria and toxins are released into the lymphatic system of the surrounding tissue. These pass into the body via the bloodstream. The dead tooth has nerve-damaging and tissue-destroying effects.
Root-treated teeth are extracted as gently as possible at Biodental Solutions. It is imperative that gums and bones be completely free of injury following the removal process. The ligament – the fiber system holding the root – is completely removed during the operation so that the brain will realize immediately that the tooth has been fully extracted, thereby directly triggering the release of the corresponding bone growth factors.
The following symptoms often occur in patients who have root-treated teeth:
- A gray, darkly discolored tooth that has lost its luster
- Crumbling, unstable teeth
- Pain when biting down on a tooth
- Swelling that occurs when the tooth becomes inflamed
Root Canal Treated Teeth Removal
Get to the root cause
Dead teeth (a result of root canals) can cause serious diseases. Slipped discs, prostate problems, kidney problems, back problems, joint problems or even heart pain can be the result of this interference field. The root-treated tooth releases so-called “cadaver toxins” (dead protein residues) during its decomposition. With every chewing process, bacteria and toxins are released into the lymphatic system of the surrounding tissue. These pass into the body via the bloodstream. The dead tooth has nerve-damaging and tissue-destroying effects.
Root-treated teeth are extracted as gently as possible at Biodental Solutions. It is imperative that gums and bones be completely free of injury following the removal process. The ligament – the fiber system holding the root – is completely removed during the operation so that the brain will realize immediately that the tooth has been fully extracted, thereby directly triggering the release of the corresponding bone growth factors.
The following symptoms often occur in patients who have root-treated teeth:
- A gray, darkly discolored tooth that has lost its luster
- Crumbling, unstable teeth
- Pain when biting down on a tooth
- Swelling that occurs when the tooth becomes inflamed
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Extraction for health
Why should dead teeth be removed?
If the inside of the tooth is dead, we speak of root-treated teeth or dead teeth. This is often caused by a lack of dental care and oral hygiene. The destructive process causes nerves and blood vessels to die. The tooth can no longer receive vital nutrients and dies.
Dead teeth are a burden for the organism and thus represent a so-called interference field. With every chewing process, bacteria and toxins are released into the lymphatic system of the surrounding tissue. From there, they enter the bloodstream and the entire body and can cause many other serious secondary diseases.
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