Piorrea & swinging incisor strengthening Shock at the dentist!

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Going beyond the pyorrhea in question, which struck me, but which I feel I have overcome I would like some advice, as far as possible with natural remedies.
I have been a vegetarian and 80% raw food eater for many years, AND I ASK YOU: what tips to strengthen the stability of the DENT? … and to delay the upper hand of the “tooth picker One moves one I take out four”?
HOW to be able to strengthen (Improving the gums, increasing the attachment of the root to the bone, Oh what else …) the holding of the lower incisor Which currently rocks. I am 50 years old and I got there with my nice 32 uninjured teeth! Because of this swinging incisor, I consulted Dentist, who tout court after four minutes in the dental chair, Declares: Pyorrhea, bacterial infection, has compromised the stability of the teeth … Ergo Antibiotic for five days and next Monday … let’s remove the four lower incisors, let’s proceed when inserting a bridge or false teeth! Unfortunately, a second Dentist repeated the same proposals.

The herbalist begs me to ignore them and I started as early as 20/11 for six months:
1) Rovamycin one week a month;
TEA TREE OIL ;
3) calcium supplements and vitamin B + C complexes;
4) excellent dental hygiene and …. be careful not to sneeze !!!
From the five days I have been on a TOTAL therapeutic fast, every administration has to be interrupted and … “Sesame oil pulling”

Thank you for a priority answer … CONGRATULATIONS again!

Health Answers

Dear user, regarding his swinging incisor and his attempt to save it, it seems to me that, in order to evaluate the cure, one should understand why the tooth has lost stability. Basically the tooth, at 50, if there has not been a trauma, loses stability, because heat arrives in the mouth, which causes inflammation or infection and this heat can originate from an excess of energy in the body or even from a defect in the body (in this case it is a heat called “empty”); in any case, this heat in the mouth would have to be eliminated, but to do it you need to understand where it comes from, in order to balance the real cause (stomach, intestine, liver, spleen?) I suggest you get an energy evaluation of traditional medicine Chinese (TCM), by an acupuncturist, to first understand the whole context of his organism, on which the tooth depends. We can have swinging teeth, roughly speaking, from a rising stomach heat or a defect of yin in the kidney or spleen with consequent empty heat rising. I realize that these may appear to her as incomprehensible words, but instead they are very specific pictures that could be evaluated in her, seeing her, with a history of other general symptoms and diagnosis of tongue and pulse. Once the diagnosis has been ascertained, her treatment can be evaluated and, at most, other phytotherapeutic remedies or treatments can be proposed. I would recommend an acupuncturist who is also experienced in Chinese herbal medicine, which I think would be useful in this case. It is true that fasting, in general, is a beneficial practice, but if, for example, her present state was a defict of spleen yin with empty heat, which rises to the mouth, fasting would be discouraged, as it would worsen the situation. Instead in the case of oil pulling I think it is still correct because it takes away heat from the system anyway. I greet you and wish you to find a good therapist.

Thank you Sandra, I have never resorted to acupuncture or traditional Chinese medicine and I think the time has come. Here in Rome I have many Chinese friends, and some residual contacts of my dear TAOists. I don’t know if I can rely on them for a consultation. Would you have a suggestion / colleague, an acquaintance, a contact to offer me of your direct acquaintance here in the city? Thanks Filippo. P. Esse .: I can’t put the photo on my profile… Is this normal?

A humble advice: Use weleda’s rhatany toothpaste, excellent for inflamed gums and in the evening 1 drop of tea tree oil on the toothpaste itself, brushing the gums well, to disinfect the oral cavity. In addition to this, since you are a vegetarian, you often lack the B vitamins, which help to strengthen the soft parts of our body, supplement them for a period of at least 3 months a year. Dr. F. Pietroni

According to Chromopuncture, the first and second odontons (with which we mean tooth, gum, etc.) are energetically connected to the Kidney and Bladder meridians, obviously it would be advisable to rely on a good therapist and his energy diagnosis. At the moment I am treating a patient with the same problem, but I have only had one treatment so far and I still do not have enough data to testify the effectiveness of my therapy. I greet you, I hope you find the solution to her disturbance soon.

Forgive me, I may have misunderstood but Rovimicin is an antibiotic and its use as described seems a bit too intensive, immediately take enzymes with vitamin B to safeguard your intestine! The antibiotic makes sense to use it when the gums bleed, a sign of bacterial infection, but if they continue to bleed, the problem must be treated differently. However, silicon in organic form and vitamin C together with a basic acid regulator for at least six months is the most suitable treatment. Obviously these are generic indications. Sincerely, happy holidays Cinzia Zedda naturopath writer