Dental Cavitations holding you back?

Interesting thought.. naturally as a soon to be chiropractor we always search for the CAUSE of the problem.. we don't work with treating symptoms but strive to find the cause of the issue.. our realm is the nervous system and removing any interference with the master control of the body because we know the body heals.. no doctor ever healed anything, the body is the only thing that healed. No matter what type of doctor if they were addressing the cause then they were removing the interference between the nervous system and the body and the body adapted and became "healthy" again. :D

With probably having lyme for 6 years undiagnosed I began to think about why could my neurological symptoms just randomly start? And the answer is there is always a cause... As I began to think I started thinking of events in my life with my friend who asked me if I have had any dental work.. A year prior I had a nasty nasty nasty extraction of all four wisdom teeth. All four teeth were impacted in my jaw I remember because I was under conscious sedation, waking up at times during and they were ripping my cheek drilling and yanking it was horrible. Any way a few weeks later I healed up and went on with my life.

Well my friends eyes lit up and she said BINGO! That is it.. when teeth are not properly extracted and cared for you can create cavitations in the bone where the bone becomes necrotic and cess pool for bacteria and other organisms from the lack of blood supply. WOW all makes sense why my body isn't detoxing when I've been doing everything to kick this thing in the ass..

Maybe this will help some but for others the message here is that there is always a cause.. no matter what you think there is always a cause.. Think harder, dig deeper, you can kick this thing!

Good luck

Root canals can harbor bacteria, so I don't doubt cavitations could do the same thing. I wonder about that with my daughter since she had 4 pulled for braces when she was young and her gums were slow to heal. WE didn't know she had Lyme then. She wants her wisdom teeth out, but I told her it would be risky for her heart since she does have gum problems which are likely Lyme related, probably BB in there.

I think a naturopath her has used laser treatments for infections in the mouth. It might be cold laser, which a lot of chiros use. Erchonia cold laser, if I spelled that right. It might be something you'd like to include in your practice, but it's expensive.