I had brain fog for years. Did tons of research, had my root canals removed by a holistic dentist and the day after the last one was removed, my brain fog disappeared and has never returned! That was over 15 years ago!
I tried telling my mom her leukemia (CLL) was potentially caused by her 7 root canals she had had over the decades in 2011. For years I tried and tried, but she and everyone else in my family thought I was crazy. It wasn't until it was too late that she finally admitted I may have been right because her teeth were becoming painful and infected. She passed in 2020, but now my family members realize I may have been right and avoid endodontic therapy (root canals )
It's been health crisis after Health crisis for me with 4 root canals, thyroid toxicity crisis storm, 1 st 3 originally failed with huge infections. They recommend to redo them. Two of those failing about 4 yrs later with lymph node golf size ball on lower jaw. They still recommend a 3 rd redo root canals knowing NY health history. Pain. On the right side with 3 root canals, 1 small lymph nodule on on that side of neck. Pains from that right side from head to toe. I spent thousands of dollars holistic Myers Iv treatments, supplements, ningxia red drink, essential oils, ....
petechial hemorrhages of the tongue, lips, posterior hard and soft palate, gingival hyperplasia, spontaneous gingival bleeding, oral ulcerations and mucosal pallor are all symptoms of leykemia that could cause oral pain
Even with no pain, you can have an infection that's leading to bone loss; it happened to me. If the RCT feels 'off' just get it scanned; maybe you can't save the tooth, but you can save the bone.
true. sometimes you'll have pain temporarily but that is from the nerves in your tooth being damaged. once they're too damaged no more pain but you'll still have a bad infection
I’m going through this right now. The dentist I was seeing said it was periodontist but it only seems to be worsening in one area of my teeth and that’s where the root canal is. She didn’t deal with it though. I just kept getting cleanings. She knew about the infection too. I went to see a Biological Dentist and he said there’s an infection there. He asked me if that tooth has never felt right to me and it hasn’t. I’ve had root canals done on it since I was a child. At this point I just want it out. I believe it’s also contributing to my autoimmune issues.
Mine became badly infected (twice). It spread to my jaw bone and killed tissue. In the end, the tooth had to be removed. It was the only way the infection could heal. I don’t think I will ever get a root canal done again.
hi i’m only 18 and have been trying to do my research on root canals because i have a very badly decayed tooth and my dr said i needed one. Did getting the tooth pulled effect you long term? i’ve seen people saying getting a root canal caused them to have fatigue and things of that nature
Thanks for explaining this about root canals! I just had to have a tooth removed that had previously had a root canal. Three years after the root canal, the tooth abscessed and I had to have it pulled! I will never subject myself to a root canal again! I do take very good care of my teeth, but I am sad to lose ANY of my precious teeth !
Yeah I understand why they do them but they just can become a problem down the road and with technology maybe we'll have better options down the road I mean an implant I think overall is better although they can have complications too.. but yes once you get a gum abscess that area has to go tooth has to go
Thanks so much for sharing. I’m so sorry! I don’t know what they did to my front tooth after I lived with half of it for a whole year. I have to have the procedure done to a premolar now but my instincts are telling me to go for an implant. I know it’s a much more intense surgery but I love the idea of being able to use the post in the future should neighboring teeth start to fail. I’m only 30 and I had my front tooth broken at the age of 12. These teeth have cause the worst pain of my life.
Root canal was the only choice for me my tooth was super sore could not drink water without tilting my head. Saying you won't subject yourself to it is not always an option. I rather try the root canal then get the tooth pulled.
Your supposed to brush after every meal and after eating something sweet and you should be flossing a lot therefore you are destined to get another cavity if you eat so much sweet even more so come on now idiots
I was spouse to have a root canal done but after hearing how it will still get infected and most times it is not done properly I decided to have it extracted. Now I feel 💯
@@tre_4 yes I’m the future, I can’t afford implants right now as I am making car payment and car insurance payments which total up to almost $1000 a month plus my other expenses.
Well now, this is TRUE. Root canals are toxic! I had 2 root canals 44 years ago. YES, 44 years ago I was 17. Bottom molars, 19&30 the only root canals. I have had chronic health issues. Blood tests are always perfect. Fatigue allergies, anxiety, recent rashes, and sudden shellfish allergies. Worse, debilitating muscle and joint paint. Knees, sacral joint, and stinging elbows the past year. They all say arthritis. No, it is always on the move if that makes sense. I told my husband the past year I feel as if my body is fighting something. I get dental cleanings twice a year and last year due to COVID I only went in November. The new dentist (I moved) said the teeth under crowns are mushy. MUSHY? I went back a month later to have crowns removed and recrowned. She took off Number 1 crown, OMG it was filled with mercury, green, brown, black, gold, rotting!! Mind you, I had NO pain or taste. The dentist and periodontist could not believe how old the root canals are. She looked at the other crown, the tooth under was half gone! The X-rays showed little white balls on the bottom of the roots. Off to periodontist. He did the whole head X-ray. the decay had gotten close to the jaw bone. They both must come out. They came out this past week. I did bone grafts and collagen inside the pocket. The pain from the procedure has been off the charts even on meds and antibiotics and my probiotics. Today is day 3 after surgery. I am on the mend!! The GREAT news.... My crippling joint and muscle pain are gone! I can bend my arms with little or no pain. The strange swollen balls on my ankles are gone! I feel lighter, I feel joy. The poison is out of my body. Tomorrow I go for an ion foot bath to begin to remove residual mercury and toxins. Then a detox diet. Listen to what Dr. Dana says!!! IT is TRUE. I am on the road to recovery.
Thanks for sharing your story. Very interesting. I’m going to have my root canaled tooth removed when I get some more money. These dentists ought to be ashamed of themselves for doing these procedures on teens and young adults. The ADA should be decommissioned too. They know about the adverse effects and still push these dentists to perform these procedures.
So you had a root canal 44 years ago... and left the crown in place thats only supposed to last 15 years tops? I'm confused how the root canal was toxic but clearly your dentist wasn't checking on them in the meantime, or you weren't practicing proper dental hygiene...?
Had a root canal done close to a decade ago. About a year ago I noticed an abcess forming on my gumline beneath the tooth i had the root canal on. It took me up until a couple weeks ago to get to dentist due to having trouble finding one that takes my insurance. They said yes, the root canal is infected. I have to make an appontment with endodontist so they can determine if they can perform another root canal to 'save' the tooth or if it needs to be extracted. I wish they would just extract the thing. Not all, but it seems most people i see online who have had root canals always end up with an issue with it afterward. Im worried about having to get the root canal redone, only to develop another infection down the road. So, just take care of your teeth best you can to avoid getting to the point of needing a root canal - cuz it seems majority of the time it causes nothing but problems.
Get it yanked out they will push you to retreat they are not your friends, its how they make money. Once a root canal failed it never work the 2nd time on a redo the bacteria is in the dead tooth along the outside of the dead root you cannot get rid of it only clean up the overspill. They use terms like 'save natural tooth' its dead there is nothing natural about leaving dead organic matter in your body it will leak bacteria, it will cause sickness, cancer huge consistent pressure on your immune system.
Dr. Westin A. Price was the scientist that invented the root canal procedure. After studying 3000 subjects, he wrote extensively about the dangers of harm that root canals have been observed to cause. Modern dental schools do not teach this and most dentists (as with any practice or profession) become very proud of their academic achievements. They get the mortar board, go through the druidic/freemson ceremony, walking across the platform, receiving their secret scroll and something happens to their character. They become so arrogant, prideful and calcified in their schooling that they will close their ears off to any information that might discredit their accreditation. Who can find a dentist that educates themselves beyond their indoctrination? How can one find such a dentist?
@Scott W. Weston Price did not invent the root canal procedure. The procedure has evolved greatly since. Confounding modern endodontic procedures with those from almost one hundred years ago is analogous to judging current procedures in neurosurgery by brain surgery from 100 years ago.
I have delt with what u said. I have seen it full faced even when saying it can cause sinusitis when I had bleeding nose after my 2 molar procedure and the dentist coming back to me and saying I read the literature thiers no such thing I had to rebutle and say I read the literature too and it does say anyways i went and brought her a cbct and she back tracked. Very dispointing. It's like they don't want to explain to u anything additional in regards of loosing u as a patient so they disregard you. I had even worse experience were me and my husband left abscesd and 3 days before leaving the dentist was told no the filling didn't fail u must be sick with a uti . What uti I have never had a uti In my life. Let alone 3 days later absess in my mouth and my husband! I knew he was in pain. And when u go for 2nd opinion they other dentist protect each other and say well what do u want me to do. What peace of shits or arrogance they start truly being. Dumb leading the dumber. Sad
@@rocar38 true...but what is the alternative? 0 we need proper new science for clinical use no one has it now....i bit on a damn olive bone and my tooth got destroyed...no other option
So my root canals are done and the crowns are doing well. Am I correct understanding your suggestion to REMOVE such teeth completely? and to do what? implant?
I've been in excruciating pain for 11months now. Went to the dentist, told me I need surgery to have my upper right very back tooth removed. The oral surgery = $4,000.00+ for one tooth. Couldn't afford it. Made an appointment w another dentist office, explained in detail everything &they said they could extract it. Just be 5wks bc of covud before they could get me in. So waited the 5wks in the worst pain of my life. Get to my apt finally&told right away that they don't do extractions for very back top....so here I am 11months later. On my 5th round of antibiotics (yes ik antibiotics are bad to take too often. I never take antibiotics usually &fear now it's become antibiotic resistant)on my 5th time of taking antibiotics &still excruciating) I can't afford to have surgery &now since this - I had a tooth chip! Never has that happened before. 4th back from the front, same side. & then also now my other side, bottom are hurting & top other side teeth are hurting. My lymphnodes are so swollen, the pain is in my ear, feels like someone is pushing a screwdriver in my ear&won't stop.,my lower jaw on both sides & inside my ear towards my face. I can't live like this anymore. Why can't I find a dentist who will just pull it/extract it for me?? I cry almost everyday. About every 5days, I'll finally get about 3-5days sometimes without pain or at least not too much pain. &then it's right back to excruciating. It's terrifying. Idk how I've lived like this for so long. I've had 2children& this pain is worse than labor. My whole life has deteriorated. I always feel so extremely guilty for not spending enough time w my kids&them having to hear "I'm in so much pain rn I'm sorry"& them seeing me cry, I try to go to the bathroom so no one can see me crying but sometimes I can't help it. They're missing out on their summer bc of me being in this debilitating pain. I can't do this anymore. ** oh& also before all of this started I had never even had a toothache in my life. Fun fact - my mother NEVER took me to a dentist , ever. I went to my 1st appointment when I was 27 to get 1 wisdom tooth removed. Now I'm 32&went for the appt I mentioned. I've always had nice straight, white teeth. I'm so depressed & desperate. I need help. I'm sorry as I'm sure this sounds like just complaining but I'm at my absolute breaking point.
I’m feel your pain too! I’m in pain with my molar #15 and going to try dsmo and tree tree oil on it to get rid of the infection. Still decided if I want the root canal or extract of my molar. My dentist said he will extract the teeth here in San Jose California but I have to wait for insurance to approve it 4-8 weeks. Meanwhile, he also said if gets very painful and swollen to go to the ER and maybe they will extract it there. 😩
How is your tooth you sound just like me bro! My god please I hope u got taken care of I’m scared for you please reply brother please god bless you with money and health I love you man I’m sorry
Bless your heart, Warmonger. I just went through 8 days of what you just described and my brain was flirting with suicidal thoughts. I am literally bawling right now at the thought of you dealing with that for a year. Please tell me you have gotten that tooth pulled. 😞
I've had mine in for over 20yrs, last 15 or so have felt awful with all kinds of problems.. fibro, thyroid issues, dizziness, terrible head pain, shakiness.. the list goes on, having it holistically removed on Mon, ready to get my health back!
Hi,i had mine done in 2002.was diagnosed with hypothyroidism in 2005.Thinking of removing the root canal tooth although it didnt give me any other significant dental issues.please update after your removal
Not totally sure but I remember thinking it didn't seem right from the beginning. It's been an ongoing thing but I've had many intense things happen in my life that I always thought it was stress but my head pain has gotten so bad that I had to try this. I had to just get an antibiotic because my ear was getting infected so we'll see after I run through this 🙏
I removed my bad tooth that needed a root canal and put in a bridge!! Done!!! My last experience with a root canal Really messed me up and allergic symptoms from surgery.
I'm in the middle of my first root canal; needs 2 visits for this tooth, unfortunately. Hoping when all is done and healed, my sinus headaches will decrease in frequency!!!
How are you doing now? I've got sinus pressure and weird sensations in my sinus and brain fog for the past 4 days after root canal. Did it go away for you?
@@shawn1869 Hi Shawn, My sinus headaches are less often but still there periodically. I have mild tooth sensitivity though; dentists says it could take up to 1 year to go away. Good Luck with your symptoms!
@@giselle2222 oh man, that sucks. I hope you get better soon. Lets pray about it and expect a smooth recovery. 🙏 I feel about 90% there... hoping our bodies to the rest.
I tell people, if you ever get a root canal go to a endodontic dentist who uses a microscope. A microscope will show you if the canals split. A regular dentist does not use a microscope and if you do a root canal with a regular dentist it wont work if the canals split. An Xray or one of those magnifying glasses dentists use wont show if the canals split. If your canals split and you have a dentist do the root canal with out using a microscope, the Root canal will not be successful. I can tell you, even my dentist admitted he wouldn't be able to do the root canal correctly if the canal's split. Dentists don't want to tell people this. I only found out about this, cause this happened to a friend of mine, who got a root canal from a dentist who didn't use a microscope and the root canal failed. He had to get another root canal from a endodontic dentist who uses a microscope. Then he had to get that same tooth re-crowned. So if you need a root canal, make sure you go to a endodontist.
I went to a dentist Who told me I needed a root canal in a lower back molar… So not knowing anything differently, I got the root canal done under some kind of anesthesia where I wasn’t even awake… After it was all over with, I was in such extreme pain for weeks and nothing helped and honestly I don’t even remember now why it stopped hurting… But my point is that after the root canal was done, the dentist actually was all excited saying oh my God I’ve never seen anything like that tooth I’ve never seen that kind of canal system… So it makes me think that he really botched it because of course there is no microscope and seven years later, my new dentist is telling me that I have a infection underneath that root canal and need to have the tooth pulled and I’ve been resisting that for a long time because I don’t feel any pain but now that I’ve been educated and informed I’m just mind blown
@@nanalovekidheart7419 Do you have a crown on that tooth that got the root canal. Before you get the tooth removed, go to an Endodontist to look at the tooth. It's still possible you can save this tooth. He will tell you using the microscope if the canals split and if the root canal can be redone to do it correctly.
@@danlivni2097 thank u fir the comment! Yes there’s a crown on that tooth; as well, I have at least five maybe six other root canal dead teeth with crowns -the first one occurring when I was 19 years old… And now I am almost 60… So, of course I am concerned now that I have discovered the toxic root canal information because I have suffered a lot of different health issues over the years…So I will look for a dentist like you recommended I am also going to wait until I read that book the toxic tooth which I just ordered
4 root canals, brain fog, blurry vision, unsteady on my feet, high ferritin. I'm terrified, getting 2 pulled tomorrow. And will be scheduling the other 2 to be removed soon as well.
How are you doing now? Did you get those other two removed as well? I am about to get root canal treatment done on my dead tooth this week but upon reading all these comments now I'm worried if i should actually get the root canal or just extract that tooth :(
My "regular" dentist botched my root canal. The 1st root canal hurt after I got home and the novacaine wore off, I was still in agony, and swollen. I went back the next day, he must not have cleaned out all of the root and nerve. He dug even deeper, I could feel the wire in my jaw, hurt like a MF! My jaw swelled up so bad, like to the point my skin was tight, red and painful. It was so awful! He even forgot to prescribe me painkillers and antibiotics. Idiot! Go to a an endodontist dentist, who uses a microscope, so he can see all the nerve, and roots. Otherwise you are going to be in a world of pain, if the dentist can't everything cleaned out.
Today I had a lower molar pulled that had a root canal, frankly the side effects just became too much. Joint pains, testicular pains and generally just feeling ill in the gut. Now 4 hours after the extraction I am already feeling better, even with a sore mouth.
I have testicular pain and gut pain on both sides. I did all type of test and nothing , I have one root canal on my molar. I really feel my health is getting worse every year. I feel tired for no reason, i feel dizzy at times. I think
@@leannshort2211we got this guys...i had my first out of two root canals taken out...hopefully it helps our health...i wish my older brother would be able to fix his dental issues too..he has high blood pressure prone body tho..sighh. i wish it can be solved magically..but it cant...we have to go thru that pain...the other one hasnt cracked yet (knock on wood) wish me luck guys..wishing everyone here good health and clarity to make the best choice..because it can be scary but for me it makes more sense to remove any tooth that is decaying...it just does..trying to "save" it makes no sense other than make the pain and misery last longer
A friend of mine has had his 17 (yes really) root canals and crowns last for over 26 years at this point with zero issues, he went to an endodontist. When I was 17 I had a root canal at a general dentist not knowing any better and it failed causing me to need the tooth pulled anyway; and to make it even worse they took a piece of my jawbone with it when it came out requiring even more corrective work. It really depends on how competent the person messing with your mouth is. If you go to a competent endo who does it properly you'll be completely fine, getting a rc from a regular dentist has a bit of a russian roulette aspect honestly.
This happened to me I had a root canal and now a few days later still in pain.. I'm going to have to get it pulled. Lesson learned is please everyone go to an endodontist when getting root canals!!
Yes happened with me. I need a 3rd root canel. And I think I will do endo this time. Weather my general dentist like it or not. I let her do two molars In the back with only 2d image. So stupid of me. Not my gutta pertcha is sitting out of the apex into my periodontal area. It still has a wierd feeling. Just strange. I also have a pulled tooth and that area doesn't give me the weirdness going on in my rootcanel tooth. Did u get a cbct when u did your procedure?
@@SaraZadrozny how are you right now. ? Did the procedure not look good after doing it. U do need healing time just like if u had breast implants because it is a surgery which they don't Hense to us ppl enough. But I had mind done and the pertchas are so passed the apex and sitting in my periodontal area (gums). I'm hoping your gutta pertcha is nicely put atleast and healing better. I hope 🙏
@@happylucky7964 You only have three choices, extraction, root canal or implant. My question is this, if root canals are so dangerous why are they still used?
@@miajones2731however, if you need to replace the tooth, that’s a LOT more money, and my insurance wouldn’t cover. Losing a tooth has complications as well.
Had a failed root canal on a front tooth with abcess removed on an emergency basis two days ago. Am on antibiotic now. Could not reach my regular dentist, went to emergency dentist. Root canal just done 4 or 5 months ago. Working on finding a new dentist. I have lost faith in my current one.
@@kevini4295 I've posted about this before on here. I tell people, if you ever get a root canal go to a endodontic dentist who uses a microscope. A microscope will show you if the canals split. A regular dentist does not use a microscope and if you do a root canal with a regular dentist it wont work if the canals split. An Xray or one of those magnifying glasses dentists use wont show if the canals split. If your canals split and you have a dentist do the root canal with out using a microscope, the Root canal will not be successful. I can tell you, even my dentist admitted he wouldn't be able to do the root canal correctly if the canal's split. Dentists don't want to tell people this. I only found out about this, cause this happened to a friend of mine, who got a root canal from a dentist who didn't use a microscope and the root canal failed. He had to get another root canal from a endodontic dentist who uses a microscope. Then he had to get that same tooth re-crowned. So if you need a root canal, make sure you go to a endodontist.
@@danlivni2097 you are so right. I am finding this out the hard way. I lost my front tooth because of it. My dentist should have referred me to an endodontist and didn't. Now I will have to a bride to deal with the missing tooth.
@@kevini4295 Very few people know about this. I only found out about this, cause it happened to a friend of mine. Are you going to do anything about the missing tooth. Would you get an implant? I know the best implant dentist. My friend got an implant from her in 2017. Just Google, Sandra Low DMD NYC
I had a dentist say I needed a root canal 20 years ago, and I told him I wanted to think about it. I went to another dentist a week later, and said he could do the crown without a root canal and it worked fine. That was 20 years ago, and I still have the same old crown with no problems. I think it is a financial thing myself.
Took my young teenage daughter to a dentist a friend recommended. This dentist said my daughter had something like 11 cavities. One supposedly needed a root canal. This was before I knew they were bad. The dentist started on that tooth saying it was the worst. It took hours. I started asking, what's taking so long, she should be done by now. The dentist said it was a difficult one and taking longer. Finally I said, that's enough it should never take this long. She put a temporary crown on and said to go to a specialist. My daughter told me the dentist was working with her book open next to her the whole time, 😳 She then tried to charge us and my husband called and said no way! We aren't paying and neither will our insurance. We went to a specialist to get the root canal finished then to another dentist who said my daughter only had one small cavity. That first dentist was so dishonest!!
I don't know what country you're in but in the UK or something called informed consent and really your dentist should have explained to you before you have any medical procedure you should have under the law everything explain to you in order to be in a position to make informed consent
@@Stardust_Truth_Seeker sorry I don't agree with you, I'm where exactly because dentist explain alf of it, nothing about toxicity. So you must have a dentist who cares?
Was just told I need possibly 3 root canals, even though the pulp is not infected on 2 of them. Was told that when the teeth are cleaned out, the depth of the decay will likely be too close to the nerve and pulp to avoid a root canal. I don't get it. If the pulp isn't affected yet, why can't I just get a filling?
@@kellyblodgett7 Thank you so much, doc! I sent you an email. Offices are closed due to COVID-19, so I don't have the X-rays, unfortunately. Will be signing an ROI and getting them soon.
What was the answer? I have an absess in my gum above the tooth but the root isnt infected but told to have a root canal. I have a filling in that tooth from yrs ago that was supposed to prevent me from needing a root canal. This is frustrating. Curious what u found out
I have had an x-ray recently by my holistic dentist and she did not mention anything wrong with my teeth. I have many composite fillings and one tooth in the back i can tell is off and emits an odor even after brushing. I have no pain. Is it possible I have a dead tooth? What are safe root canal alternatives? Zirconium implant?
My husband's breath smells quite bad even a couple of hours after brushing. Brushing only helps for a little while but the bad breath comes with a vengeance.
@@Michelle.RealEstate antibiotic mouth rinse? I have never heard of such a thing, thanks for suggesting it. He used to do oil pulling but a while ago, he hasn't done it lately, I will ask him to resume the habit. Thanks!
Experience has led me to the conclusion that root canals are a huge culprit in periodontal disease. I'm 69. In my particular case, pockets deeper than 4 mm are rarely seen except where I have had past root canals.
yeah its true,, root canals are very dangerous don't get them, i have suffered a lot because of them thank god i watched root cause movie and read weston price research and them pulled them out there was a lot pf infection there amd it was not causing me pain at all nothing and i had palpitations, liver disease, neurological conditions, insomnia, anxiety, osteoporosis, joint pain i used to cry some nights thinking what is wrong with me because of insomnia and anxiety i coundn't sleep thank god i am fine now after extraction
@@mikepaquette1245 mine took 6 month to one year,, it depends on your body's ability how soon it can get rid of all toxins,bacteria,inflammation and oxidative stress that it has gone through u can take antibiotics for 15-20 days and antioxidants, for 5,6 months it will help u heal sooner
Get it out now, if something does not feel right off from your other root canals then something is wrong. I ignored my bad root canal, eventually the pressure went away because the bacteria bursts into your blood stream you might think everything is fine because the area no longer is uncomfortable but its flooding your body with poison.
@ on reflection, after my last two root canals I developed TMJ. That was very painful, headaches, etc, but my regular dentist made me a custom appliance to help, and it did, 100 percent. I still wear it.
I know it feels awful but let me spare all of you people wondering if to get a root canal from having to think about what to do: Get the tooth pulled. Your body will be healthier for it. I was suckered into a root canal and got a bad systemic infection that was already affecting my heart. Luckily all the symptoms went away after pulling the tooth
If you don't get an Implant, it's possible for the adjacent tooth to shift towards the pulled tooth. Plus, there's the possibility of bone loss. I have had 2 Root Canals that were not necessary. One of them has been hurting right from the very beginning.
Before I give my answer, let me just say that TOO MANY dentists are SCAMMERS. I have been scammed by 3 of them. Yes. 3. After that, I got more scammers that I ignored. I have lost faith in them. That's why, I am visiting a dentist in a different state, tomorrow. I hope he clears all my doubts and problems. So, don't take decisions in a hurry. Anyway, to answer your question, here is my answer. I do NOT know for sure. I need scientific literature on the subject. I have to get it from somewhere, soon. All I have come to know from some random websites is the following. Jawbone, upper or lower, can deteriorate if teeth are lost. Why ? Because both Osteoblasts and Osteoclasts are responsible for keeping Bone Structure intact. Osteoblasts regenerate bone while Osteoclasts destroy bone. A balance between the two exists throughout a person's life. Osteoblasts are stimulated while chewing. If the tooth is lost, then Osteoblasts will not be stimulated. So, Osteoclasts will do the job and slowly, slowly, eat away the bone. This is called bone loss. Now, I am not sure about this. Please go through some scientific literature. Where to find ? Maybe just from a good university ? I have to speak to my University to get the most reliable source on the subject. Try to do the same. If my point about Osteoblasts and Osteoclasts is right, then I think bone loss is inevitable, scientifically speaking. The Implant, being a replacement, will result in Osteoblast stimulation again. So, maybe that will prevent bone loss. Again, read about it.
I am in the process of recovering from having an infected root canal (molar) extracted. These are the things that your dentist will likely not tell you but you need to know before agreeing to this procedure. All of these happened to me to some degree, and I only had my root canal for 6 years. 1. A root canal can fail due to the challenge of removing all of the infection. 2. When the nerve is removed from a tooth, the normal mechanism for detecting infection is gone. This means that future infection in a root canal can grow and spread undetected without natural pain signals. Early stages of an infection cannot be detected on an x-ray. 3. A tooth with a root canal becomes increasingly brittle. If the tooth needs to be extracted in the future, the tooth is likely to fracture into pieces and present challenges during removal. 4. An undetected infection from a root canal can spread to other teeth, bone, gums, tongue, cheeks, and face, and result in sepsis and even death.
I went to the dentist for an infected tooth, the dentist recommended a root canal and went through my insurance for a referral to a root canal Dr. I started researching and now I would rather have the tooth extracted. I called my dentist and was told that the Doctor feels that the tooth is saveable with the root canal and won't give me an estimate for an extraction. Now I feel that I need to find a new dentist. SMH.
I had a root canal done at least 15 years ago. The tooth has not given me any problems that I know of, no pain, but I have had chronic post nasal drip since the procedure. I am so sick of swallowing snot and trying to talk but having to clear my throat almost constantly. I'm in a quandary now.....what to do.
My friend told me about a book called The root canal cover up and it's written by The xx president of the American dentistry Association and is on Amazon. He used to be for root canals and now he's against them. I would not have to tell him root because I have a metal allergy but I understand from what I've read that zirconia root implant is inert as it is not porous and doesn't have miles of tubes inside it can't get infected like a root canal dead tooth as far as I understand
You got saliva to protect you from infection.root canal tooth will only be infected if the infected nerve and pulp were not removed and disinfected properly other is when not sealed properly.
So you advise NOT doing a root canal to begin with? It basically just leaves a dead tooth in your mouth? What percent of root canal teeth eventually get lost? Makes no sense to spend thousands of $ (root canal + crown) just to lose it in the end several years later. My dentist says I need RC. But I am not in pain (just a bit of sensitivity). Makes no sense for me to ruin my tooth when it's not causing a problem. I will wait until it is a bigger problem and then decide what to do. Right now, I imagine the RC could cause more issues than I have now. How long can I wait before doing something? I have had this sensitivity for over a year now - from the moment my dentist placed filling material (below gum line). In all this time the sensitivity has not gotten worse, though it has not gone away either. If it is not getting worse, what's the harm of leaving it be? At least the tooth is still getting nourished.
I’m in the same situation as you now. How have you been? I’m thinking to just let it be until it hurts so much I can’t sleep. I hope it doesn’t get to that. But if it does, I’ll have it extracted. No root canals for me.
@@tulips7465 I got the tooth extracted about two months ago. It did end up seeping pus when I pressed at the gum line. That is when I got scared and went fir consult at endodontist (for root canal). But he determined I had a Hole in the root and advised extraction. The oral surgeon cleaned outcome infection, had me take antibiotics for five days post extraction, did bone graft with suture. It healed up quite well and NO pain at all. Worst part of the process was four jabs of novacane needle. Don't wait until you can't sleep. If it STARTS to get worse, get a consult.
I hate it when I look up things too late. I already got my RCT done (will come back tomorrow) and now I’m regretting it and should’ve just had my tooth taken out siiiiiigh. I regret my life decisions :’’)
Hi, yes I just proceeded with it. It’s been 3 months now since I got it done. I feel fine now, but I do worry about its effects later on. Recently, also read about how it affects the lymphatic system. Well, I’ll definitely get mine removed in the future when I save up some money again.
October 2022, had a sensitive tooth after having a filling done. I couldnt see a dentist for until January 2023 due to a pandemlc in town, so then i had an abscess. The dentist had me decide to have an extraction or a root canal, and I chose the latter. Finally had the RCT last month. Thank god i had an endodontist do it I guess, but i still got a couple of issues... First, the abscess is still there. It shrunk a little but its still concerning after reading the general info that its supposed to be gone within a few days when it's only been one month with little to no improvements. Second, the past 5 days I've noticed the right side of my head had been aching a lil more than usual (before RCT, it'd only occur once a month at most). In the middle of a quiet night, i swear i could hear faint churning and feel throbbing in that same area. Despite me telling them this today and asking if i should take some antibiotics, they said there's no need to, and suggest I give it some time. At least they're willing to do an x-ray in a couple of months i guess, but I'm thinking of asking if they should do the x-ray this week.
Before you make any decision on an irreversible procedure one needs to fully understand all the issues. You need a RCT ... then the only other option is extraction of the tooth. Now the expensive things become a part of the decision process with either an implant, removable partial denture, a bridge or live with the space.
Rct is still the best option, missing tooth can cause bone lost on the jaw and will lead to many problems as well. Again you got saliva that combat the bacteria inside your mouth, you shouldnt be bothered by the phorous of the enamel of the root canal treated tooth.
@@puppetmasterreloaded3341 I choose implant because I need teeth to chew with, if I was educated on teeth instead of useless religion etc. in school id be not in this situation.
@@PuppetMasterdaath144 some ppl get educated on teeth, brush their teeths, floss regularly and go to the dentist every six months and still having to end up extracting their teeth or badly decayed teeth.. some ppl just have bad teeth compared to others
@@kakaboo This is true, i know people that don't care about their teeth health that much and they still got all of their teeth, in my case I got one extracted and I had a rct 1 month ago and I'm pretty sure got infected, i have an appointment with the dentist in a couple of days, wish me luck 😢
I did my root canal last year, I already had my doubts but little knowledge to back it up. An year later, it's infected and they ask me to redo it. What should I do guys ?
I'm not sure but this is my main issue along with brain fog and sever anxiety. Can't wait to have my rct pulled. I'm pretty sure that's what's causing the sinus problems also have severe dust allergy sine having the treatment which I e never experienced before
Yay great to see such a professional dentist as you against root canals! I am in the process of having mine pulled at the moment. 3 of them. All supee complicated. The first one didnt even come out in one go! I have to go back after a wk of ABs to get it out. But actually all this distress will be worth it. Because my health has been so bad (im 39 and lump in my stomach can barely eat anything i like), and i just know getting these out will be a game changer! Even just moving it has improved my symptoms.. 2.5 teeth left to go! 😂
Root canal tooth pain last week, face swelled right up talk about agony. Went hospital they won’t touch it or give antibiotics. Went back dentist they pulled it out. Now about ten days later right lip feels numb still that fuzzy numbness and even though lump gone down it still feels like a padding of food (though not) in side lower right jaw and still in pain though fading.
I’d like to know what you can do when you need a root canal. I just had my first one. I was in terrible pain and now I’m pain free. So what’s an alternative? Also it cost me $3,500 so I’m not taking it out but would like another solution should I be facing this again in the future!!!
@@trevor2830My #19 molar cracked in 3-4 places due to a large filling. Had it crowned, but still sensitive to hot/cold/sugar, etc...ended up pulling it 6 months later, today. Pain was intense at 5 months. I'm ready to change how I care for my body and teeth. Do your due diligence! 💜
Wow, what a great video. I read in my Gerson Therapy book that root canals could cause cancer and I was so confused. But after watching your video it makes sense!
how do u know ? i dont have dentures but feels like i have stomatitis and i dont know what to do - colour of root canal tooth is discoloured too :/ itone before back @@vidhyaiyengar7920
Westin Price already knew this in the 30"".The best thing is to regrow real teeth with amelogenin and bioactive film or with stem cells teeth,with the actual technology the teeth regrow in 9 weeks.But,we can't have them thank you to the dental lobbies.
@@NINTHSKULL Westin Price in in the 30""no 800,but 900,knew that the root canal it is toxic and the toxins in the gutta,gamma,percha,(the material they put in the tooth),is not reachable by antibiotics,so the bacteria reach the hearth causing hearth attacks and breast tumors.
@@tonytagliaferri1254 Do you think that root canal technology has not changed in 200 years? Nowadays they use biocompatable and osteogenic sealers to plug all passageways within the tooth after complete disinfection. Guttapercha does not leak into the body from within the tooth because it is a solid, if you have evidence to show it does please share it I would like to read up. Why would antibiotics have anything to do with guttapercha toxins? Antibiotics kill bacteria, not rubber, and antibiotics are not even prescribed for root canals.
Please help me decide. I am one month away from getting my braces off and was planning on getting a root canal treatment on one of my teeth after my braces are removed. Based on what I read in the comment section, most people who got root canal treatment regretted it for having horrible experiences, and the tooth just caused more infection. So now I'm hesitating to have the treatment done as I don't want any health risks. Should I just get my tooth extracted and get an implant? Is it much safer and less expensive? I don't want to leave a gap since I just had my braces.
My gum at that specific tooth got abcess for about 1 and half year on and off. I went for root canal treatment as the dr confirmed my tooth was dead and infecting the gum.. And now in the process for zirconia crown. Its my 1st molar btw.
It's been traumatizing after my three fault root Canal at the same time huge infections and not being guided was referred to redo them. I decided to go to another dentist and root canal specialist. They recommended redo them few years later a thyroid toxicity crisis lost 20 lbs. Few years later twi failing out of the 3 with golf size ball right lower jaw. A lymph nodule on that right side abd titinus. Pain goes from head to toe on that side with sharp shoulder pains, upper right back pain and right shoulder plus a series of health crisis like a roller coasters.
@@gillespaling7039 No blood or nerve supply means dead. Think about it, the body cannot survive without oxygen for a maximum of a couple mins but usually much less than that, that's why suffocation is so fast.. Figure this to yourself, apart of the bloods role is bringing oxygen to organs, but even more importantly is nerve-supply. Remember the couple min's at most the body can survive without oxygen? Well... Every organ in the body including the brain cannot survive for a SECOND without nerve-supply. If blood and especially nerve-supply are absent in an organ, then that organ is dead.
@@aquacandela3705 But the tooth is still supplied with blood from the penetrating alveolar bone vessels and anastomosing vessels of the gingiva despite the apex being blocked off. Again, the tooth is not dead as I have pointed out there are still living cells that exist outside the endodontium.
All these 'fixes' are unbelievably expensive. Had a root canal and then regular checkups and cleanings. Just this week an adjacent molar came out. Bone tips remained in and now will have to be removed. Infection down to the bone that has to be removed. Pray they don't hit the nerve-they tell me. Nerve damage could leave me with no feeling on teeth, gums, lip - who knows. Man, I'm pretty worried. Can’t afford a periodontist or tens of thousands of dollars for implants. This stuff is nuts!!!
@@timrault Hey Tim, a big YEs for Improvement. It has been about 6 months now and went to a holistic dentist who knew to pull them out. Normal dentist will not pull them and you suffer. I have no more joint pain, sleep well and more energy.😃
@@pattimurphy5151 Thank you so much for sharing your experience, I'm glad that you're better now ! I had root canal on an upper molar when I was 12 and I have been constantly tired ever since. I'm thinking about getting the tooth pulled
im about to have RCT thats why im watching this.. is it better to have my molar extracted than RCT? it was cracked by my impacted wisdom tooth which I had removed through Odontectomy. So the molar to be RCT-ed is the second molar before thr wisdom tooth (but wisdom tooth already removed)
@@3yaimd1usik I had a very bad experience! I went for retreatment and I felt excruciating pain! And I opted to have it removed just a week after my first session of retreatment. And guess what I found..a broken file which punctured my tooth leaving a whole and the file left stuck on my gums. I was very frustrated when I found out. Tsk tsk. I hope you had a better experience.
@@keysersoze9511 Recently I underwent "status" xrays, and no wrong was found there. I am not a big proponent of root canals the way they are and of screws, but what current alternatives are better?
The infectiuous bacteria will be swallowed into your gut biome!!! And that will WREAK HAVOC on your health. I'm glad I studied about root canals because my kids doctors would tell me that. I absolutely I'm going to get my tooth removed and no root canal. And I pray to get all my previous toxic fillings removed.
Hello, do you know something about the biology of this? I would like to know if if might be possible to do a root canal and filling on the tooth, and sterilize, remove and replace the gum around the tooth. Would this get rid of the infection? Ideally, get rid of the infection without having to extract the tooth. Is it a matter of not having the right drug to sterilize the area? Or, is it very unrealistic to isolate bacteria to sterilize it?
antibiotics help. And daily supplementation of oregano oil, kills the bacteria. However, it doesn't kill all of it, but with a clean diet and high immune system, you can be okay. But if there is a lot of loss to the tooth structure...that would be uncomfortable when it comes to chewing.
@@voguehaven5154 yes a good diet etc will help prevent getting decay or abcess. But once the decay has reached the pulp and nerves, something needs to be done i.e. getting a root canel. Other wise the bacteria will spread to the bones and even jaw.
isn't the tooth removed? im confused? they have 3D modeling of your mouth. if you have a faulty tooth, wouldn't a crown be an option . if you already have an infected tooth wouldn't a root canal be better for you then pulling and doing nothing? what options are there?
I didn't 'choose', I went in for a molar that I thought had cracked or split (I could wiggle half of it. Only had one week of pain after the event. Well, 5 months after the root canal I have excruciating pain. I can't eat, I'm on small bits of cheese, and anything I can swallow whole. Dentist says everything is fine. Years ago I had a root canal that disintegrated 5 years later and I said never again, but here we are. I wonder just how many suicides are caused by root canals?
@@sweetcheeks5775 i think they're trying to say how deppresing dental problems and treatments can be. Especially when you don't have much money while your mental and physical health is draining day by day.
100%. I had THREE failed root canals. 2 ended up in severe pain, abscesses, infections right down to jaw (lower molars) and had to be surgically extracted. I then chose to get the last one removed and although symptomless there was a big abscess under it that hadn't shown on the cone beam xrays. Also i got an autoimmune disease 6 months after my first root canal. Absolute toxic poison. My dentists are criminals in my opinion
@@roisinmc7442 hi, i have one root canal that i got done like 12 years ago. i had bothersome pains in that tooth for like 2 or three years and then it completely stopped. then i have chronic fatigue and insomnia and i get too tense for the majority of the day. do the symptoms that i just mentioned happened to you too ?
@@susanwjoh0re735 yes I got unexplained fatigue, joint pain, anxiety, allergies I had never had to everything and the worst symptom was very severe dry eyes. All of these symptoms are much reduced now all the root canals are gone.
Go to Walgreens or CVS. Pick up a tooth ache kit. It must contain the active ingredient of EUGENOL. it stings like hell for a minute, but relieves the pain. The dentist's use this in their office to treat Dry Sockets...
I had pain for 1,5 week couldn't eat or drink felt the sensitivity # pain on my right side . But it stopped. .. dont have a cavity ...my teeth are sensitive... called my dentist...im scared
Had my first root canal 38 years and 4 months ago. The crown fell off last week. My dentist "glued" it back in there and hopefully it will last. I've only had one root canal fail, and that was a quick fix as well. I don't fear root canals.
There are no scientific evidence that backs up the claim that root canal procedures are bad for your health. What CAN be a problem though, is poorly skilled dentists, that also doesn't take hygiene serious enough, and THAT can cause all kinds of complications, like different kinds of infection. If done properly, a root canal procedure is completely safe to do. Several decades, and millions of patients backs that up statistically.
There are no scientific evidence that backs up the claim that root canal procedures are bad for your health. What CAN be a problem though, is poorly skilled dentists, that also doesn't take hygiene serious enough, and THAT can cause all kinds of complications, like different kinds of infection. If done properly, a root canal procedure is completely safe to do. Several decades, and millions of patients backs that up statistically.
So my question is, is it safer for the rest of your body long-term to just pull the tooth out instead of getting a root canal? Just trying to avoid the part where you said the infected bacteria will end up in the blood stream!
I also have a question. Why can't they sterilize the area (tooth and gums) rather than pulling the tooth out and requiring an implant? It doesn't seem like this option is available, but why? For example, do a root canal and filing, and laser treatment for the infected gum around the tooth. Replace the gum that was removed.
Ya just pull it There could be complications with pulling a tooth But most the time it's fine, be better then having a infected root canal tooth One side effect that might happen with missing teeth is the other teeth my shift I had 4 teeth pulled, 2 wisdom, I molar It's been a few years since those 3 been pulled, n so far no problems that I noticed, they seemed to healed up fine the bone n gum in this missing tooth spot Today I just got another one pulled
Dentists seem to be divided on this matter. My dentist gave me the option of a root canal or extraction. My back upper left molar is infected, causing immense pain. The antibiotics have been working phenomenally (hardly any pain right now). I just want to know what option is best for me 😫 My dentist did seem more confident about extraction, though.
Antibiotics are also killing the good bacteria in your gut. As he said, a tooth that has had a root canal done to it is a "dead" body part and it will only be a matter of time until you will develope a chronic infection. Pain is your warning now to get that tooth extracted before the infection spreads elsewhere in your body. Also you are risking bone loss which can affect neighboring teeth.
Thanks for explaining. My wisdom tooth is in severe cavity and is in pain. My dentist said it's less likely the root canal is successful since tooth. Should I get it extracted (removed)?
Had a crown and a root canal to save a tooth - lower molar - ended up with an apicoectomy - still have residual infection now. Its a real tough situation as we need teeth.
Great "doctor".. What's your advice for tooth replacement is someome follows your quack advice and gets the tooth removed instead? Grinding down healthy teeth for a bridge? Or having a titanium post screwed into your skull?
Its still best option is root canal, missing tooth would lead to bone lost in the jaw or mandible area and will cause many problem like other teeth will lead downward towards the missing space thats why they advice to fill the space right after tooth extraction either implant or denture. Still root canal is still the best option.
I had 2 root canals and now have an infection in each one.I take great care of my teeth and am so regretting the root canals.Now , they need to be pulled and hopefully I have enough bone left for porcelein caps.
Hi. I had root canal treatment. Just curious why do my side of gum feel very sensitive to touch after doing the treatment? Is it something to worry about? Should I consult another Dentist?
@bittersweet saw your root canal was 5 months ago, I had mine 4 days ago and getting pulling pains, I research and it took me into panick mode, any advice?
Would you recommend that any oral surgeon remove a root canal tooth or should it be a Biologic Oral Surgeon? I have a root canal tooth that needs extracted. Thanks for your video
Right, correct. My doctor told me I needed a root canal in back to upper teeth. I said no thank you after they said I have to wait until December. Just pull the worse one please. Thank u
What can can I do that time if our tooth infected n Dr suggested to rct, i have already get a rct n i don't want to once more, my Dr suggested,In future may be needed, but i don't want
@@nl5076 I know sir ,but tooth be dead after rct , n it never be Live again n no hope to Live again so, please tell me if any hope to Live rct treated tooth in future or other option to save my tooth without rct
I am confused, i have cavity in one one of my teeth so is cavity cleaning and filling the tooth afterwards is also dangerous? Shoudl i get it treated because i have an appointment or get my teeth removed?
Bro I've had root canals in basically all my molars at this point. As a kid I ate lots of sugar and soda and pretty much never brushed my teeth. As an adult I'm now super anal about taking care of my teeth, brush several times a day, always brush shortly after eating (but not immediately, cuz apparently that's bad), floss nearly every time I brush. I learned my lesson, but the damage was done, and adult-me has had to pay the price for kid-me's folly. Literally. My cents insurance is bs, so we're talking like $1000 per root canal, another $1000 for each crown I needed, *another* $1000 to replace an old crown that came loose in my dinner and got swallowed... Anyway, never had a problem with toxicity in any of my root canals. Not once. Honestly I've never even heard of that happening before now. Not saying it doesn't happen, just saying I've never heard of it. I had no idea this was a thing. But ya know what? I really don't care. I'm fine, my "dead teeth" are fine, and most importantly I can still *chew my food* If I'd had every tooth that needed a root canal pulled instead, my ability to eat normal food would now be severely impaired. Ya know, since implants are even more expensive than root canals. There's no way I coulda done that. Just, no. Might have had to get *everything* pulled and got full dentures. In my 20s. And even then I wouldn't be able to comfortably eat certain things. Yeah, I'll take the root canals, thanks. Oh and you know what else? Kinda slightly off topic, but while I'm thinking about it, root canals are *not* painful if they do it right. Boring sometimes, you could be in that chair for like an hour, but not painful. In fact, the endodontic file actually feels pretty good imo. It reminds me of like scratching an itch. So satisfying
I'm about to get my first soon. To be honest I think most of these stories might be bullshit...The mind creates symptoms you start to believe, and if you start to believe its related to your root canal you will start feeling shit. Read the comments in this video, apparently a root canal/tooth can give you anxiety and depression..I've had those most of my life without having any work done to my teeth already lol.
@@urbanproductions4852 well said. Good luck on your first. Stretch your jaw some beforehand cuz you're gonna hafta keep your mouth open for a good while
@@urbanproductions4852did you see Gray tooth after pulling out?. So you don't know what you're talking about. In the cemetery lie people who have been found to have bacteria from a tooth in other organs. Inflammation or pus can even kill. If you do not understand such simple matters, what to talk to you about?
I am curious, can any of these issues come from just a crown without a root canal. Reason being, i have been dealing with chronic hives for 4 months. My dermatologist asked me 3 questions. Have you had any issues with athletes foot, jock itch, or any dental issues? Meaning my body may be fighting something. Thing is, i did have a crown repaired a few weeks earlier, which hurt like hell when he disinfected it prior to replacing crown. Any thoughts?
Thanks for the great video. 2yrs ago I went to see a dentist coz I a discomfort on my right lower 1st molar teeth and ask him to examine it. After looking at it, he said he can't find anything wrong and it just looks fine. Then he gets a tool and started to knock each of teeth one by one and asking, does this hurt? How about this one? Until he found one that I said it hurts a little and then he said, this one needs root canal. Long story short, after 2yrs it still hurts.Now I'm suffering from severe chronic pain. Before this teeth doesn't hurt when I drink cold water, only if I eat ice cream, but now every time I drink top water even in summer time it hurts.. guys I'm telling you, this kind of dentist are not dentist they are con artist. You're literally buying pain from them. Please, if you want waste money and have some pain. Just buy yourself an exotic pet and ask a random athletic guy to punch you in the face.
Hello everyone! Has anyone ever heard about root canal being a possible cause for tinnitus? I developped a tinnitus and hyperacusis as well in the same period of such treatment. Of course I had no clue it was also dangerous for health. If so, is there any approach in the holistic medecine to correct this? I must admit its not so easy to live that ear condition. Thanks folks!
I want to chew. And not be in pain. I’m in so much pain and it’s my fault/genetics that is to blame. I try to take care of my teeth to the best of my ability but they still deteriorate. I know my struggle and I try to budget for it. I believe that if u find a good and humble dentist we can get though this. Thanks for the video and humbleness ❤
I hear oil pulling reduces the bacteria in the mouth and whiten ur teeth. Of course, make sure you get a proper cleaning first if u plan to start swishing coconut oil in ur mouth.
My husband has really bad breath even a little while after brushing. It just doesn't really go away. I suspect he might have an infected tooth that is leaking all sort of stuff hence the bad smell. Are implants safer? What can he do? Thanks+
he should try gargling with H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) mixed 50/50 with water, DON'T DRINK IT. also brush the tongue when he brushes the teeth Also he needs to floss ...and use a water pik. At first, run the water pik with the same 50/50 H2O2 . If he does those four things and still has bad breath, then try a dentist or a doctor.
@@harorider96 he had a cleaning and it did not go away. It improved like 10% maybe...but it didn't go away. What did you do about your periodontal disease?
"your immune system has been doing the job of draining the infection" does this mean that with enough care the immune system could eventually destroy the infection completely or is that not possible?
It is not possible because the tooth has no more Nerve vessels and blood vessels connected to your system, so it could not detect the infection at all.
@@TaiPan33 you know, I'm starting to feel like teeth are getting a raw deal and are completely screwed you know? no regenerative ability, no immune system defense, and if not taken care of consistently will need to be removed in under 20 years, they seem pretty fumped honestly
@@10jimmy True, they are pretty sensitive despite their structure, but to be honest, there is some truth that we are Neglecting them and not taking good care of them because we don't know that they are vital and essential, and that they are connected to all our organs over all our bodys, and that if the nerve system of a tooth is dead it should be extracted with good care and cleaning, because no matter what it's a dead part of the body and should be removed at all cost to prevent toxic bacterias to flourish there.
a good analogy is having superhuman healing abilities, but you'd have to get continously get drowned. Basically as long as the infection source is there your body can only do so much.
I had my first root canal done 4 months ago. About a month after that, I started having strange symptoms. To keep it short, they are all pointing to a really out of whack immune system. Then, I noticed a few days ago that the RCT was tender when biting. As of tonight, I’m having aching pain up into my cheek bone. 😭 Does anyone know how much it costs to have a holistic dentist remove it?
I think I developed the same thing, I’m super sick, and finally came to the conclusion that I need to remove my tooth completely and the crown too. I’m gonna call a holistic dentist tomorrow, I’ll let u know the price
@@princessdee01 I called several in the following days. $1,600.00 was the lowest price! 👀😬 They’re outta their minds if they think Imma pay that much to have an already dead tooth yanked out of my mouth. I go in two days to a reg dentist, who is charging me $250 for the tooth removal and $36 for the X-ray. Sayonara to my tooth and may my symptoms rip. Good luck
@@beth4185 Can I ask what your symptoms were? I had a root canal done in December of 2019. And all last year I was having strange symptoms like neck stiffness, throat pressure, swollen lymph nodes... Drs are not able to pinpoint a specific infection. And this is going on year two. 😭
I had brain fog for years. Did tons of research, had my root canals removed by a holistic dentist and the day after the last one was removed, my brain fog disappeared and has never returned! That was over 15 years ago!
Wow
@@nl5076 check IAOMT
@@nl5076 Oh brother. Did your dentist who cleans your teeth with tons of fluoride tell you that?
That's crazy because I am going through that now. On the road and everything smh
@@michaelflores9796 did you get a dump phase??
I hate when dentist say “We need to save the tooth” but tooth dead once root canal is preformed so it just sounds so manipulative to me now.
they dont need to save your tooth , more like they need / want your money
Saving the tooth in a sense still being to use the tooth (even though it's by making it dead) rather than having to remove the tooth and use denture.
I'd rather have a dead tooth than a gap. Like I don't even care how it looks, I just want to be able to chew.
@@recklessrex choosing to have a dead tooth and ability to chew rather than considering overall health sound insane to me
@@gracemyg907 why is it insane? I don’t understand why people are so against root canals?
I tried telling my mom her leukemia (CLL) was potentially caused by her 7 root canals she had had over the decades in 2011. For years I tried and tried, but she and everyone else in my family thought I was crazy. It wasn't until it was too late that she finally admitted I may have been right because her teeth were becoming painful and infected. She passed in 2020, but now my family members realize I may have been right and avoid endodontic therapy (root canals )
It's been health crisis after Health crisis for me with 4 root canals, thyroid toxicity crisis storm, 1 st 3 originally failed with huge infections. They recommend to redo them. Two of those failing about 4 yrs later with lymph node golf size ball on lower jaw. They still recommend a 3 rd redo root canals knowing NY health history. Pain. On the right side with 3 root canals, 1 small lymph nodule on on that side of neck. Pains from that right side from head to toe. I spent thousands of dollars holistic Myers Iv treatments, supplements, ningxia red drink, essential oils, ....
petechial hemorrhages of the tongue, lips, posterior hard and soft palate, gingival hyperplasia, spontaneous gingival bleeding, oral ulcerations and mucosal pallor are all symptoms of leykemia that could cause oral pain
What's another option
Even with no pain, you can have an infection that's leading to bone loss; it happened to me. If the RCT feels 'off' just get it scanned; maybe you can't save the tooth, but you can save the bone.
Do you know how was the cleaning procedure that the dentist did after removing your RCT?
true. sometimes you'll have pain temporarily but that is from the nerves in your tooth being damaged. once they're too damaged no more pain but you'll still have a bad infection
I’m going through this right now. The dentist I was seeing said it was periodontist but it only seems to be worsening in one area of my teeth and that’s where the root canal is. She didn’t deal with it though. I just kept getting cleanings. She knew about the infection too. I went to see a Biological Dentist and he said there’s an infection there. He asked me if that tooth has never felt right to me and it hasn’t. I’ve had root canals done on it since I was a child. At this point I just want it out. I believe it’s also contributing to my autoimmune issues.
@@Sirie7206I also have autoimmune and I’m pretty sure it’s definitely connected to my root canals.Get it removed as soon as you can.
Mine became badly infected (twice). It spread to my jaw bone and killed tissue. In the end, the tooth had to be removed. It was the only way the infection could heal. I don’t think I will ever get a root canal done again.
hi i’m only 18 and have been trying to do my research on root canals because i have a very badly decayed tooth and my dr said i needed one. Did getting the tooth pulled effect you long term? i’ve seen people saying getting a root canal caused them to have fatigue and things of that nature
Dental canal is related to hypertension, the body sends more blood to the dead tooth to fight infection, but there is no tooth blood.
Mine too. Same thing w me. My2nd molar kept getting infected. Finally had it pulled. Good riddance.No more infections or sickness
Did your gum line one that tooth where you got the root canal turn black?
@@TheEverCuriousJen mine stayed pink. 3 months after getting it pulled
Thanks for explaining this about root canals! I just had to have a tooth removed that had previously had a root canal. Three years after the root canal, the tooth abscessed and I had to have it pulled! I will never subject myself to a root canal again! I do take very good care of my teeth, but I am sad to lose ANY of my precious teeth !
Yeah I understand why they do them but they just can become a problem down the road and with technology maybe we'll have better options down the road I mean an implant I think overall is better although they can have complications too.. but yes once you get a gum abscess that area has to go tooth has to go
Thanks so much for sharing. I’m so sorry! I don’t know what they did to my front tooth after I lived with half of it for a whole year. I have to have the procedure done to a premolar now but my instincts are telling me to go for an implant. I know it’s a much more intense surgery but I love the idea of being able to use the post in the future should neighboring teeth start to fail. I’m only 30 and I had my front tooth broken at the age of 12. These teeth have cause the worst pain of my life.
@@alwaysyouramanda d
Root canal was the only choice for me my tooth was super sore could not drink water without tilting my head. Saying you won't subject yourself to it is not always an option. I rather try the root canal then get the tooth pulled.
Your supposed to brush after every meal and after eating something sweet and you should be flossing a lot therefore you are destined to get another cavity if you eat so much sweet even more so come on now idiots
I was spouse to have a root canal done but after hearing how it will still get infected and most times it is not done properly I decided to have it extracted. Now I feel 💯
any plans on getting an implant ?
Yea, I heard that if you let the gap other teeth fall out
@@tre_4 yes I’m the future, I can’t afford implants right now as I am making car payment and car insurance payments which total up to almost $1000 a month plus my other expenses.
@@David-xk9ui that’s what I heard too that your teeth start to get loose, I haven’t had any issues but I am planning on getting implants next year
@@tre_4 they gave me an estimate for 3 implants which totaled to almost $13,000
Well now, this is TRUE. Root canals are toxic! I had 2 root canals 44 years ago. YES, 44 years ago I was 17. Bottom molars, 19&30 the only root canals. I have had chronic health issues. Blood tests are always perfect. Fatigue allergies, anxiety, recent rashes, and sudden shellfish allergies. Worse, debilitating muscle and joint paint. Knees, sacral joint, and stinging elbows the past year. They all say arthritis. No, it is always on the move if that makes sense. I told my husband the past year I feel as if my body is fighting something.
I get dental cleanings twice a year and last year due to COVID I only went in November. The new dentist (I moved) said the teeth under crowns are mushy. MUSHY? I went back a month later to have crowns removed and recrowned. She took off Number 1 crown, OMG it was filled with mercury, green, brown, black, gold, rotting!! Mind you, I had NO pain or taste. The dentist and periodontist could not believe how old the root canals are.
She looked at the other crown, the tooth under was half gone! The X-rays showed little white balls on the bottom of the roots.
Off to periodontist. He did the whole head X-ray. the decay had gotten close to the jaw bone. They both must come out. They came out this past week. I did bone grafts and collagen inside the pocket. The pain from the procedure has been off the charts even on meds and antibiotics and my probiotics. Today is day 3 after surgery. I am on the mend!!
The GREAT news.... My crippling joint and muscle pain are gone! I can bend my arms with little or no pain. The strange swollen balls on my ankles are gone! I feel lighter, I feel joy. The poison is out of my body.
Tomorrow I go for an ion foot bath to begin to remove residual mercury and toxins. Then a detox diet.
Listen to what Dr. Dana says!!! IT is TRUE. I am on the road to recovery.
Thanks for sharing your story. Very interesting. I’m going to have my root canaled tooth removed when I get some more money. These dentists ought to be ashamed of themselves for doing these procedures on teens and young adults. The ADA should be decommissioned too. They know about the adverse effects and still push these dentists to perform these procedures.
What are you going to put in place of the root can Diana? Just leave a hole?
So you had a root canal 44 years ago... and left the crown in place thats only supposed to last 15 years tops? I'm confused how the root canal was toxic but clearly your dentist wasn't checking on them in the meantime, or you weren't practicing proper dental hygiene...?
Diana I am getting my root canal removed. I have another one as well. How are you feeling now?
I ALWAYS see this with my chronic pain and inflammation clients!
Had a root canal done close to a decade ago. About a year ago I noticed an abcess forming on my gumline beneath the tooth i had the root canal on. It took me up until a couple weeks ago to get to dentist due to having trouble finding one that takes my insurance. They said yes, the root canal is infected. I have to make an appontment with endodontist so they can determine if they can perform another root canal to 'save' the tooth or if it needs to be extracted. I wish they would just extract the thing. Not all, but it seems most people i see online who have had root canals always end up with an issue with it afterward. Im worried about having to get the root canal redone, only to develop another infection down the road. So, just take care of your teeth best you can to avoid getting to the point of needing a root canal - cuz it seems majority of the time it causes nothing but problems.
Get it yanked out they will push you to retreat they are not your friends, its how they make money. Once a root canal failed it never work the 2nd time on a redo the bacteria is in the dead tooth along the outside of the dead root you cannot get rid of it only clean up the overspill. They use terms like 'save natural tooth' its dead there is nothing natural about leaving dead organic matter in your body it will leak bacteria, it will cause sickness, cancer huge consistent pressure on your immune system.
Dr. Westin A. Price was the scientist that invented the root canal procedure. After studying 3000 subjects, he wrote extensively about the dangers of harm that root canals have been observed to cause. Modern dental schools do not teach this and most dentists (as with any practice or profession) become very proud of their academic achievements. They get the mortar board, go through the druidic/freemson ceremony, walking across the platform, receiving their secret scroll and something happens to their character. They become so arrogant, prideful and calcified in their schooling that they will close their ears off to any information that might discredit their accreditation.
Who can find a dentist that educates themselves beyond their indoctrination?
How can one find such a dentist?
They will destroy your enamel for any reason and say they wanna save your tooth.
@Scott W. Weston Price did not invent the root canal procedure. The procedure has evolved greatly since. Confounding modern endodontic procedures with those from almost one hundred years ago is analogous to judging current procedures in neurosurgery by brain surgery from 100 years ago.
Go for one who will listen to you and respect your opinion, just like mine. Any one who ridicules you for your opinion is a bad dentist..
I have delt with what u said. I have seen it full faced even when saying it can cause sinusitis when I had bleeding nose after my 2 molar procedure and the dentist coming back to me and saying I read the literature thiers no such thing I had to rebutle and say I read the literature too and it does say anyways i went and brought her a cbct and she back tracked. Very dispointing. It's like they don't want to explain to u anything additional in regards of loosing u as a patient so they disregard you. I had even worse experience were me and my husband left abscesd and 3 days before leaving the dentist was told no the filling didn't fail u must be sick with a uti . What uti I have never had a uti In my life. Let alone 3 days later absess in my mouth and my husband! I knew he was in pain. And when u go for 2nd opinion they other dentist protect each other and say well what do u want me to do. What peace of shits or arrogance they start truly being. Dumb leading the dumber. Sad
@@rocar38 true...but what is the alternative? 0 we need proper new science for clinical use no one has it now....i bit on a damn olive bone and my tooth got destroyed...no other option
So my root canals are done and the crowns are doing well. Am I correct understanding your suggestion to REMOVE such teeth completely? and to do what? implant?
If your teeth feel fine don't do anything to it
I've been in excruciating pain for 11months now. Went to the dentist, told me I need surgery to have my upper right very back tooth removed. The oral surgery = $4,000.00+ for one tooth. Couldn't afford it. Made an appointment w another dentist office, explained in detail everything &they said they could extract it. Just be 5wks bc of covud before they could get me in. So waited the 5wks in the worst pain of my life. Get to my apt finally&told right away that they don't do extractions for very back top....so here I am 11months later. On my 5th round of antibiotics (yes ik antibiotics are bad to take too often. I never take antibiotics usually &fear now it's become antibiotic resistant)on my 5th time of taking antibiotics &still excruciating) I can't afford to have surgery &now since this - I had a tooth chip! Never has that happened before. 4th back from the front, same side. & then also now my other side, bottom are hurting & top other side teeth are hurting. My lymphnodes are so swollen, the pain is in my ear, feels like someone is pushing a screwdriver in my ear&won't stop.,my lower jaw on both sides & inside my ear towards my face. I can't live like this anymore. Why can't I find a dentist who will just pull it/extract it for me?? I cry almost everyday. About every 5days, I'll finally get about 3-5days sometimes without pain or at least not too much pain. &then it's right back to excruciating. It's terrifying. Idk how I've lived like this for so long. I've had 2children& this pain is worse than labor. My whole life has deteriorated. I always feel so extremely guilty for not spending enough time w my kids&them having to hear "I'm in so much pain rn I'm sorry"& them seeing me cry, I try to go to the bathroom so no one can see me crying but sometimes I can't help it. They're missing out on their summer bc of me being in this debilitating pain. I can't do this anymore. ** oh& also before all of this started I had never even had a toothache in my life. Fun fact - my mother NEVER took me to a dentist , ever. I went to my 1st appointment when I was 27 to get 1 wisdom tooth removed. Now I'm 32&went for the appt I mentioned. I've always had nice straight, white teeth. I'm so depressed & desperate. I need help. I'm sorry as I'm sure this sounds like just complaining but I'm at my absolute breaking point.
I’m feel your pain too! I’m in pain with my molar #15 and going to try dsmo and tree tree oil on it to get rid of the infection. Still decided if I want the root canal or extract of my molar. My dentist said he will extract the teeth here in San Jose California but I have to wait for insurance to approve it 4-8 weeks. Meanwhile, he also said if gets very painful and swollen to go to the ER and maybe they will extract it there. 😩
Humm, get it extracted or a rooth canal as soon as possible. If not, you can get blood poisoning from the infection
How are you doing with that tooth?
How is your tooth you sound just like me bro! My god please I hope u got taken care of I’m scared for you please reply brother please god bless you with money and health I love you man I’m sorry
Bless your heart, Warmonger. I just went through 8 days of what you just described and my brain was flirting with suicidal thoughts. I am literally bawling right now at the thought of you dealing with that for a year. Please tell me you have gotten that tooth pulled. 😞
I've had mine in for over 20yrs, last 15 or so have felt awful with all kinds of problems.. fibro, thyroid issues, dizziness, terrible head pain, shakiness.. the list goes on, having it holistically removed on Mon, ready to get my health back!
Please share updates on how you feel afterwards.
Hi,i had mine done in 2002.was diagnosed with hypothyroidism in 2005.Thinking of removing the root canal tooth although it didnt give me any other significant dental issues.please update after your removal
As of now not much, but hoping! I would do it too because I think they have proven it to be linked to thyroid problems as well as many others
@@journeytofreedom1077 when did you first started experiencing these symptoms after the root canal?
Not totally sure but I remember thinking it didn't seem right from the beginning. It's been an ongoing thing but I've had many intense things happen in my life that I always thought it was stress but my head pain has gotten so bad that I had to try this. I had to just get an antibiotic because my ear was getting infected so we'll see after I run through this 🙏
I removed my bad tooth that needed a root canal and put in a bridge!! Done!!! My last experience with a root canal
Really messed me up and allergic symptoms from surgery.
Wow. I have 4 or 5 root canals and 7 large amalgam fillings. I have afib, rheumatoid arthritis and cognitive issues. I need a good dentist!
Find a holistic and hopefully they'll work with you with payments, I go on Mon to remove one root canal
@@journeytofreedom1077 what did you get in place of the root canal tooth?
Money , Money , Money , Money , Money , Money , Money , Money , Money , Money , Money ,
@@roxpar1816 I went to Smile Magic Anaheim Hills Ca. Free consultation holistic
removed 4 root canals 30 yrs experience . Studied in India .
I'm in the middle of my first root canal; needs 2 visits for this tooth, unfortunately. Hoping when all is done and healed, my sinus headaches will decrease in frequency!!!
How are you doing now? I've got sinus pressure and weird sensations in my sinus and brain fog for the past 4 days after root canal. Did it go away for you?
@@shawn1869 Hi Shawn,
My sinus headaches are less often but still there periodically. I have mild tooth sensitivity though; dentists says it could take up to 1 year to go away. Good Luck with your symptoms!
@@giselle2222 oh man, that sucks. I hope you get better soon. Lets pray about it and expect a smooth recovery. 🙏 I feel about 90% there... hoping our bodies to the rest.
I'm getting all my root canaled teeth taken out. Feels like they are poisoning me.
I tell people, if you ever get a root canal go to a endodontic dentist who uses a microscope.
A microscope will show you if the canals split. A regular dentist does not use a microscope and if you do a root canal with a regular dentist it wont work if the canals split. An Xray or one of those magnifying glasses dentists use wont show if the canals split. If your canals split and you have a dentist do the root canal with out using a microscope, the Root canal will not be successful.
I can tell you, even my dentist admitted he wouldn't be able to do the root canal correctly if the canal's split. Dentists don't want to tell people this.
I only found out about this, cause this happened to a friend of mine, who got a root canal from a dentist who didn't use a microscope and the root canal failed.
He had to get another root canal from a endodontic dentist who uses a microscope. Then he had to get that same tooth re-crowned. So if you need a root canal, make sure you go to a endodontist.
Thanks for the valuable information! 😃
I went to a dentist Who told me I needed a root canal in a lower back molar… So not knowing anything differently, I got the root canal done under some kind of anesthesia where I wasn’t even awake… After it was all over with, I was in such extreme pain for weeks and nothing helped and honestly I don’t even remember now why it stopped hurting… But my point is that after the root canal was done, the dentist actually was all excited saying oh my God I’ve never seen anything like that tooth I’ve never seen that kind of canal system… So it makes me think that he really botched it because of course there is no microscope and seven years later, my new dentist is telling me that I have a infection underneath that root canal and need to have the tooth pulled and I’ve been resisting that for a long time because I don’t feel any pain but now that I’ve been educated and informed I’m just mind blown
@@nanalovekidheart7419 Do you have a crown on that tooth that got the root canal. Before you get the tooth removed, go to an Endodontist to look at the tooth. It's still possible you can save this tooth.
He will tell you using the microscope if the canals split and if the root canal can be redone to do it correctly.
@@danlivni2097 thank u fir the comment! Yes there’s a crown on that tooth; as well, I have at least five maybe six other root canal dead teeth with crowns -the first one occurring when I was 19 years old… And now I am almost 60… So, of course I am concerned now that I have discovered the toxic root canal information because I have suffered a lot of different health issues over the years…So I will look for a dentist like you recommended I am also going to wait until I read that book the toxic tooth which I just ordered
@@nanalovekidheart7419 What about implants. Aren't those dead teeth too
4 root canals, brain fog, blurry vision, unsteady on my feet, high ferritin. I'm terrified, getting 2 pulled tomorrow. And will be scheduling the other 2 to be removed soon as well.
Hello Friend. How are you after remover the teeth?
@@cathriencath1881 removed 2, still need to remove 2 more. I feel better but not 100%... Won't know until the other 2 get removed.
How are you doing now? Did you get those other two removed as well? I am about to get root canal treatment done on my dead tooth this week but upon reading all these comments now I'm worried if i should actually get the root canal or just extract that tooth :(
My "regular" dentist botched my root canal. The 1st root canal hurt after I got home and the novacaine wore off, I was still in agony, and swollen. I went back the next day, he must not have cleaned out all of the root and nerve. He dug even deeper, I could feel the wire in my jaw, hurt like a MF! My jaw swelled up so bad, like to the point my skin was tight, red and painful. It was so awful! He even forgot to prescribe me painkillers and antibiotics. Idiot! Go to a an endodontist dentist, who uses a microscope, so he can see all the nerve, and roots. Otherwise you are going to be in a world of pain, if the dentist can't everything cleaned out.
a microscope is a good tool, but it definitely does not guarantee a good result. Really depends on the practitioner
This living stuff is getting tiring
Today I had a lower molar pulled that had a root canal, frankly the side effects just became too much. Joint pains, testicular pains and generally just feeling ill in the gut. Now 4 hours after the extraction I am already feeling better, even with a sore mouth.
I have testicular pain and gut pain on both sides. I did all type of test and nothing , I have one root canal on my molar. I really feel my health is getting worse every year. I feel tired for no reason, i feel dizzy at times. I think
@@salf.1462Oh my goodness, I did all sorts of tests too and nothing! Seems like the issue is my teeth 😮
Dang that fast?!! I thought it would take months or longer to start feeling better. I’m getting my 2 root canals removed ASAP!!
@@leannshort2211we got this guys...i had my first out of two root canals taken out...hopefully it helps our health...i wish my older brother would be able to fix his dental issues too..he has high blood pressure prone body tho..sighh. i wish it can be solved magically..but it cant...we have to go thru that pain...the other one hasnt cracked yet (knock on wood) wish me luck guys..wishing everyone here good health and clarity to make the best choice..because it can be scary but for me it makes more sense to remove any tooth that is decaying...it just does..trying to "save" it makes no sense other than make the pain and misery last longer
A friend of mine has had his 17 (yes really) root canals and crowns last for over 26 years at this point with zero issues, he went to an endodontist. When I was 17 I had a root canal at a general dentist not knowing any better and it failed causing me to need the tooth pulled anyway; and to make it even worse they took a piece of my jawbone with it when it came out requiring even more corrective work. It really depends on how competent the person messing with your mouth is. If you go to a competent endo who does it properly you'll be completely fine, getting a rc from a regular dentist has a bit of a russian roulette aspect honestly.
This happened to me I had a root canal and now a few days later still in pain.. I'm going to have to get it pulled. Lesson learned is please everyone go to an endodontist when getting root canals!!
Yes happened with me. I need a 3rd root canel. And I think I will do endo this time. Weather my general dentist like it or not. I let her do two molars In the back with only 2d image. So stupid of me. Not my gutta pertcha is sitting out of the apex into my periodontal area. It still has a wierd feeling. Just strange. I also have a pulled tooth and that area doesn't give me the weirdness going on in my rootcanel tooth. Did u get a cbct when u did your procedure?
@@SaraZadrozny how are you right now. ? Did the procedure not look good after doing it. U do need healing time just like if u had breast implants because it is a surgery which they don't Hense to us ppl enough. But I had mind done and the pertchas are so passed the apex and sitting in my periodontal area (gums). I'm hoping your gutta pertcha is nicely put atleast and healing better. I hope 🙏
@Deniz I'm not feeling any pain anymore, thank god!
@@SaraZadrozny so you didn’t get it pulled?
Was due to have a root canal this week. After watching this video and talking to my family doctor I cancelled the procedure and found a new dentist.
But if the cavity is very deep reaching the roots, what to do?
@@happylucky7964 You only have three choices, extraction, root canal or implant. My question is this, if root canals are so dangerous why are they still used?
@@TALKCalgary because money. it's the same as pharmaceutical companies making useless medicines. not all medicines are useless though
@@miajones2731however, if you need to replace the tooth, that’s a LOT more money, and my insurance wouldn’t cover. Losing a tooth has complications as well.
I've had a root canal since 20 years back till now no issue with my body or root canal.... I don't know what is this Dr talking about
You're lucky...so far.
Had a failed root canal on a front tooth with abcess removed on an emergency basis two days ago. Am on antibiotic now. Could not reach my regular dentist, went to emergency dentist. Root canal just done 4 or 5 months ago. Working on finding a new dentist. I have lost faith in my current one.
Kevin who did the root canal on you? A regular dentist or a endodontic dentist
@@danlivni2097 my regular dentist. I just don't trust her work anymore.
@@kevini4295 I've posted about this before on here. I tell people, if you ever get a root canal go to a endodontic dentist who uses a microscope.
A microscope will show you if the canals split. A regular dentist does not use a microscope and if you do a root canal with a regular dentist it wont work if the canals split. An Xray or one of those magnifying glasses dentists use wont show if the canals split. If your canals split and you have a dentist do the root canal with out using a microscope, the Root canal will not be successful.
I can tell you, even my dentist admitted he wouldn't be able to do the root canal correctly if the canal's split. Dentists don't want to tell people this.
I only found out about this, cause this happened to a friend of mine, who got a root canal from a dentist who didn't use a microscope and the root canal failed.
He had to get another root canal from a endodontic dentist who uses a microscope. Then he had to get that same tooth re-crowned. So if you need a root canal, make sure you go to a endodontist.
@@danlivni2097 you are so right. I am finding this out the hard way. I lost my front tooth because of it. My dentist should have referred me to an endodontist and didn't. Now I will have to a bride to deal with the missing tooth.
@@kevini4295 Very few people know about this. I only found out about this, cause it happened to a friend of mine. Are you going to do anything about the missing tooth. Would you get an implant? I know the best implant dentist. My friend got an implant from her in 2017. Just Google, Sandra Low DMD NYC
I had a dentist say I needed a root canal 20 years ago, and I told him I wanted to think about it. I went to another dentist a week later, and said he could do the crown without a root canal and it worked fine. That was 20 years ago, and I still have the same old crown with no problems. I think it is a financial thing myself.
This is confusing. It sounds like they put a cap on infected tooth?
@@mattmason4589 no.... he did not need a rct. probably just a filling
Took my young teenage daughter to a dentist a friend recommended. This dentist said my daughter had something like 11 cavities. One supposedly needed a root canal. This was before I knew they were bad. The dentist started on that tooth saying it was the worst. It took hours. I started asking, what's taking so long, she should be done by now. The dentist said it was a difficult one and taking longer. Finally I said, that's enough it should never take this long. She put a temporary crown on and said to go to a specialist. My daughter told me the dentist was working with her book open next to her the whole time, 😳
She then tried to charge us and my husband called and said no way! We aren't paying and neither will our insurance. We went to a specialist to get the root canal finished then to another dentist who said my daughter only had one small cavity. That first dentist was so dishonest!!
I’ll never get another root canal…I’ll just get extraction…I’m having dizzy spells after root canal
Thank you for explaining. My dentist never explained why I needed a root canal.
I don't know what country you're in but in the UK or something called informed consent and really your dentist should have explained to you before you have any medical procedure you should have under the law everything explain to you in order to be in a position to make informed consent
@@Stardust_Truth_Seeker sorry I don't agree with you, I'm where exactly because dentist explain alf of it, nothing about toxicity. So you must have a dentist who cares?
Most root canals are not even necessary... a crown would fix the problem. Get second opinions when they tell you that
@@ItsMefromSnuffys do you mean filling the cavity, leaving the nerve/roots in place, and placing a crown?
Was just told I need possibly 3 root canals, even though the pulp is not infected on 2 of them. Was told that when the teeth are cleaned out, the depth of the decay will likely be too close to the nerve and pulp to avoid a root canal. I don't get it. If the pulp isn't affected yet, why can't I just get a filling?
Please email me at info@bdcpdx.com and we can connect. If you have X-rays that you can send, that would be great! Thanks!
@@kellyblodgett7 Thank you so much, doc! I sent you an email. Offices are closed due to COVID-19, so I don't have the X-rays, unfortunately. Will be signing an ROI and getting them soon.
What was the answer? I have an absess in my gum above the tooth but the root isnt infected but told to have a root canal. I have a filling in that tooth from yrs ago that was supposed to prevent me from needing a root canal. This is frustrating. Curious what u found out
@@SparkingLife111 saame,, i also have an abscess above the tooth where the filling is done..😭😭😭😭😭
I feel like you answered your own question.
I have had an x-ray recently by my holistic dentist and she did not mention anything wrong with my teeth. I have many composite fillings and one tooth in the back i can tell is off and emits an odor even after brushing. I have no pain. Is it possible I have a dead tooth? What are safe root canal alternatives? Zirconium implant?
Same my breath smells funny all the time even after just brushing its embarrassing and it pisses me off
My husband's breath smells quite bad even a couple of hours after brushing. Brushing only helps for a little while but the bad breath comes with a vengeance.
@@anam.aria. coconut oil pulling and an antibiotic mouth rinse also power flosser have helped me so much
@@Michelle.RealEstate antibiotic mouth rinse? I have never heard of such a thing, thanks for suggesting it. He used to do oil pulling but a while ago, he hasn't done it lately, I will ask him to resume the habit. Thanks!
Rub 4 drops of lavender essential oil on the affected tooth. Or go a see a real dentist if you want an actual result
Experience has led me to the conclusion that root canals are a huge culprit in periodontal disease. I'm 69. In my particular case, pockets deeper than 4 mm are rarely seen except where I have had past root canals.
yeah its true,, root canals are very dangerous don't get them, i have suffered a lot because of them thank god i watched root cause movie and read weston price research and them pulled them out there was a lot pf infection there amd it was not causing me pain at all nothing and i had palpitations, liver disease, neurological conditions, insomnia, anxiety, osteoporosis, joint pain i used to cry some nights thinking what is wrong with me because of insomnia and anxiety i coundn't sleep thank god i am fine now after extraction
Wow! But glad ure feeling better
wow so your insomnia went away? do you sleep like a baby now?
@@mikepaquette1245 yes everything improved all symptoms gone
i feel amazing now,, ,
@@dhirajkumar-xs4ug About how long did it take for remission of everything? I got a root canal out a couple days ago
@@mikepaquette1245 mine took 6 month to one year,, it depends on your body's ability how soon it can get rid of all toxins,bacteria,inflammation and oxidative stress that it has gone through u can take antibiotics for 15-20 days and antioxidants, for 5,6 months it will help u heal sooner
I have root canal tooth number 3 molar! a 25 years ago now I feel confused
Same! Around 4-5 years ago.
@@bobespnza-la7030I guess when you dont feel weird then youre fine
I’ve had four root canals over 20 years. No issues. But the fifth one, a year in, doesn’t feel right, with lots of pressure discomfort. 😩
Get it out now, if something does not feel right off from your other root canals then something is wrong. I ignored my bad root canal, eventually the pressure went away because the bacteria bursts into your blood stream you might think everything is fine because the area no longer is uncomfortable but its flooding your body with poison.
What does no issues mean though, you don't get pain anywhere in the body at all?
@ no pain at all, anywhere,
@ on reflection, after my last two root canals I developed TMJ. That was very painful, headaches, etc, but my regular dentist made me a custom appliance to help, and it did, 100 percent. I still wear it.
I know it feels awful but let me spare all of you people wondering if to get a root canal from having to think about what to do: Get the tooth pulled. Your body will be healthier for it. I was suckered into a root canal and got a bad systemic infection that was already affecting my heart. Luckily all the symptoms went away after pulling the tooth
do you recommend an implant in place of the tooth?
@@tamtamr9081 I wouldn't get one but that's up to you
If you don't get an Implant, it's possible for the adjacent tooth to shift towards the pulled tooth. Plus, there's the possibility of bone loss. I have had 2 Root Canals that were not necessary. One of them has been hurting right from the very beginning.
@@DipayanPyne94 I'm interested to know how NOT getting an implant will result in bone loss?
Before I give my answer, let me just say that TOO MANY dentists are SCAMMERS. I have been scammed by 3 of them. Yes. 3. After that, I got more scammers that I ignored. I have lost faith in them. That's why, I am visiting a dentist in a different state, tomorrow. I hope he clears all my doubts and problems. So, don't take decisions in a hurry.
Anyway, to answer your question, here is my answer. I do NOT know for sure. I need scientific literature on the subject. I have to get it from somewhere, soon. All I have come to know from some random websites is the following.
Jawbone, upper or lower, can deteriorate if teeth are lost. Why ? Because both Osteoblasts and Osteoclasts are responsible for keeping Bone Structure intact. Osteoblasts regenerate bone while Osteoclasts destroy bone. A balance between the two exists throughout a person's life. Osteoblasts are stimulated while chewing. If the tooth is lost, then Osteoblasts will not be stimulated. So, Osteoclasts will do the job and slowly, slowly, eat away the bone. This is called bone loss.
Now, I am not sure about this. Please go through some scientific literature. Where to find ? Maybe just from a good university ? I have to speak to my University to get the most reliable source on the subject. Try to do the same.
If my point about Osteoblasts and Osteoclasts is right, then I think bone loss is inevitable, scientifically speaking.
The Implant, being a replacement, will result in Osteoblast stimulation again. So, maybe that will prevent bone loss. Again, read about it.
I am in the process of recovering from having an infected root canal (molar) extracted. These are the things that your dentist will likely not tell you but you need to know before agreeing to this procedure. All of these happened to me to some degree, and I only had my root canal for 6 years.
1. A root canal can fail due to the challenge of removing all of the infection.
2. When the nerve is removed from a tooth, the normal mechanism for detecting infection is gone. This means that future infection in a root canal can grow and spread undetected without natural pain signals. Early stages of an infection cannot be detected on an x-ray.
3. A tooth with a root canal becomes increasingly brittle. If the tooth needs to be extracted in the future, the tooth is likely to fracture into pieces and present challenges during removal.
4. An undetected infection from a root canal can spread to other teeth, bone, gums, tongue, cheeks, and face, and result in sepsis and even death.
Did you do xray after extracting ?
@@user-sb1ov6cx5s They did not do an x-ray after the extraction. I was surprised by that. Nor was there a followup appointment.
I went to the dentist for an infected tooth, the dentist recommended a root canal and went through my insurance for a referral to a root canal Dr. I started researching and now I would rather have the tooth extracted. I called my dentist and was told that the Doctor feels that the tooth is saveable with the root canal and won't give me an estimate for an extraction. Now I feel that I need to find a new dentist. SMH.
I had a root canal done at least 15 years ago. The tooth has not given me any problems that I know of, no pain, but I have had chronic post nasal drip since the procedure. I am so sick of swallowing snot and trying to talk but having to clear my throat almost constantly. I'm in a quandary now.....what to do.
ARE implants dangerous? It is not a dead tooth right?
My friend told me about a book called The root canal cover up and it's written by The xx president of the American dentistry Association and is on Amazon. He used to be for root canals and now he's against them.
I would not have to tell him root because I have a metal allergy but I understand from what I've read that zirconia root implant is inert as it is not porous and doesn't have miles of tubes inside it can't get infected like a root canal dead tooth as far as I understand
You got saliva to protect you from infection.root canal tooth will only be infected if the infected nerve and pulp were not removed and disinfected properly other is when not sealed properly.
nope, but implants are super expensive
So you advise NOT doing a root canal to begin with? It basically just leaves a dead tooth in your mouth? What percent of root canal teeth eventually get lost? Makes no sense to spend thousands of $ (root canal + crown) just to lose it in the end several years later.
My dentist says I need RC. But I am not in pain (just a bit of sensitivity). Makes no sense for me to ruin my tooth when it's not causing a problem. I will wait until it is a bigger problem and then decide what to do. Right now, I imagine the RC could cause more issues than I have now. How long can I wait before doing something? I have had this sensitivity for over a year now - from the moment my dentist placed filling material (below gum line). In all this time the sensitivity has not gotten worse, though it has not gone away either. If it is not getting worse, what's the harm of leaving it be? At least the tooth is still getting nourished.
Whatever u do I suggest u figure it out before it really start hurting BAD
I’m in the same situation as you now. How have you been? I’m thinking to just let it be until it hurts so much I can’t sleep. I hope it doesn’t get to that. But if it does, I’ll have it extracted. No root canals for me.
@@tulips7465
I got the tooth extracted about two months ago. It did end up seeping pus when I pressed at the gum line.
That is when I got scared and went fir consult at endodontist (for root canal). But he determined I had a Hole in the root and advised extraction.
The oral surgeon cleaned outcome infection, had me take antibiotics for five days post extraction, did bone graft with suture. It healed up quite well and NO pain at all. Worst part of the process was four jabs of novacane needle.
Don't wait until you can't sleep. If it STARTS to get worse, get a consult.
I hate it when I look up things too late. I already got my RCT done (will come back tomorrow) and now I’m regretting it and should’ve just had my tooth taken out siiiiiigh. I regret my life decisions :’’)
How are you now? Did you proceed with the rct?
Hi, yes I just proceeded with it. It’s been 3 months now since I got it done. I feel fine now, but I do worry about its effects later on. Recently, also read about how it affects the lymphatic system. Well, I’ll definitely get mine removed in the future when I save up some money again.
I worry too since I got on my first session already and will be coming back on next few days. :( I hope we will be long term
Yeahh, I hope there’ll be no serious issues for us. Good luck on yours!
You little sweetheart
October 2022, had a sensitive tooth after having a filling done. I couldnt see a dentist for until January 2023 due to a pandemlc in town, so then i had an abscess. The dentist had me decide to have an extraction or a root canal, and I chose the latter.
Finally had the RCT last month. Thank god i had an endodontist do it I guess, but i still got a couple of issues...
First, the abscess is still there. It shrunk a little but its still concerning after reading the general info that its supposed to be gone within a few days when it's only been one month with little to no improvements.
Second, the past 5 days I've noticed the right side of my head had been aching a lil more than usual (before RCT, it'd only occur once a month at most). In the middle of a quiet night, i swear i could hear faint churning and feel throbbing in that same area.
Despite me telling them this today and asking if i should take some antibiotics, they said there's no need to, and suggest I give it some time. At least they're willing to do an x-ray in a couple of months i guess, but I'm thinking of asking if they should do the x-ray this week.
Before you make any decision on an irreversible procedure one needs to fully understand all the issues. You need a RCT ... then the only other option is extraction of the tooth. Now the expensive things become a part of the decision process with either an implant, removable partial denture, a bridge or live with the space.
Rct is still the best option, missing tooth can cause bone lost on the jaw and will lead to many problems as well. Again you got saliva that combat the bacteria inside your mouth, you shouldnt be bothered by the phorous of the enamel of the root canal treated tooth.
@@puppetmasterreloaded3341 im missing one molar on the lower right of my mouth and i havent lost any bone on the jaw. stop spreading missinformation.
@@puppetmasterreloaded3341 I choose implant because I need teeth to chew with, if I was educated on teeth instead of useless religion etc. in school id be not in this situation.
@@PuppetMasterdaath144 some ppl get educated on teeth, brush their teeths, floss regularly and go to the dentist every six months and still having to end up extracting their teeth or badly decayed teeth.. some ppl just have bad teeth compared to others
@@kakaboo This is true, i know people that don't care about their teeth health that much and they still got all of their teeth, in my case I got one extracted and I had a rct 1 month ago and I'm pretty sure got infected, i have an appointment with the dentist in a couple of days, wish me luck 😢
I did my root canal last year, I already had my doubts but little knowledge to back it up. An year later, it's infected and they ask me to redo it. What should I do guys ?
Have the tooth extracted and them get an implant
Get it pulled, you don't need a implant, having a space is no big deal
wow another lesson in wisdom from a general dentist.......
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Is it possible for a root canal and crown to cause a feeling like the sinus tube is packed or plugged?
I'm not sure but this is my main issue along with brain fog and sever anxiety. Can't wait to have my rct pulled. I'm pretty sure that's what's causing the sinus problems also have severe dust allergy sine having the treatment which I e never experienced before
@@lerougelerouge716 did you felt any tightened mouth jaw and neck muscles as well ? How are you feeling now after the extraction?
Yay great to see such a professional dentist as you against root canals! I am in the process of having mine pulled at the moment. 3 of them. All supee complicated. The first one didnt even come out in one go! I have to go back after a wk of ABs to get it out. But actually all this distress will be worth it. Because my health has been so bad (im 39 and lump in my stomach can barely eat anything i like), and i just know getting these out will be a game changer! Even just moving it has improved my symptoms.. 2.5 teeth left to go! 😂
How are you doing now??
Root canal tooth pain last week, face swelled right up talk about agony. Went hospital they won’t touch it or give antibiotics. Went back dentist they pulled it out. Now about ten days later right lip feels numb still that fuzzy numbness and even though lump gone down it still feels like a padding of food (though not) in side lower right jaw and still in pain though fading.
Go to dentist n get it checked out, might be fine or it might not be, a piece of food could of got stuck in there
I’d like to know what you can do when you need a root canal. I just had my first one. I was in terrible pain and now I’m pain free. So what’s an alternative? Also it cost me $3,500 so I’m not taking it out but would like another solution should I be facing this again in the future!!!
I have also done my rct treatment and now I'm completely pain free but I have done for only 30$ they charge u so many money 🤔
Implant. It might cost a bit more than3500 depending on where you live but it’s a better solution, I think.
I have a badly cracked 19 and 18 and they suggested to get a root canal. Should I get bridge put in instead and is that safe?
What did you do and did it work out?
@@trevor2830My #19 molar cracked in 3-4 places due to a large filling. Had it crowned, but still sensitive to hot/cold/sugar, etc...ended up pulling it 6 months later, today. Pain was intense at 5 months. I'm ready to change how I care for my body and teeth. Do your due diligence! 💜
@everydayisnew1831 sorry to hear. And I wish u the best.
Wow, what a great video. I read in my Gerson Therapy book that root canals could cause cancer and I was so confused. But after watching your video it makes sense!
Yes it causes denture stomatitis and leads to cancers too
how do u know ? i dont have dentures but feels like i have stomatitis and i dont know what to do - colour of root canal tooth is discoloured too :/ itone before back @@vidhyaiyengar7920
This frightens be a bit. I have a auto immune disease. Some of my teeth have broken off at gum line. Some root canals and some not.
I just had my root canal today😭 why did i only see this now?
How are u feeling
Can you pls suggest the alternative for root canal?
And where can I be treated for this in India
Root canals are safe
Get them pulled, go to a good professional honest dentist who pulls teeth
Westin Price already knew this in the 30"".The best thing is to regrow real teeth with amelogenin and bioactive film or with stem cells teeth,with the actual technology the teeth regrow in 9 weeks.But,we can't have them thank you to the dental lobbies.
Westin Price in the 1800s knew about stem cell technology? What does that mean?
@@NINTHSKULL Westin Price in in the 30""no 800,but 900,knew that the root canal it is toxic and the toxins in the gutta,gamma,percha,(the material they put in the tooth),is not reachable by antibiotics,so the bacteria reach the hearth causing hearth attacks and breast tumors.
@@tonytagliaferri1254 Do you think that root canal technology has not changed in 200 years? Nowadays they use biocompatable and osteogenic sealers to plug all passageways within the tooth after complete disinfection. Guttapercha does not leak into the body from within the tooth because it is a solid, if you have evidence to show it does please share it I would like to read up. Why would antibiotics have anything to do with guttapercha toxins? Antibiotics kill bacteria, not rubber, and antibiotics are not even prescribed for root canals.
Please help me decide. I am one month away from getting my braces off and was planning on getting a root canal treatment on one of my teeth after my braces are removed.
Based on what I read in the comment section, most people who got root canal treatment regretted it for having horrible experiences, and the tooth just caused more infection. So now I'm hesitating to have the treatment done as I don't want any health risks. Should I just get my tooth extracted and get an implant? Is it much safer and less expensive? I don't want to leave a gap since I just had my braces.
My gum at that specific tooth got abcess for about 1 and half year on and off. I went for root canal treatment as the dr confirmed my tooth was dead and infecting the gum.. And now in the process for zirconia crown. Its my 1st molar btw.
How are u now?
Did you go to a holistic dentist?
It's been traumatizing after my three fault root Canal at the same time huge infections and not being guided was referred to redo them. I decided to go to another dentist and root canal specialist. They recommended redo them few years later a thyroid toxicity crisis lost 20 lbs. Few years later twi failing out of the 3 with golf size ball right lower jaw. A lymph nodule on that right side abd titinus. Pain goes from head to toe on that side with sharp shoulder pains, upper right back pain and right shoulder plus a series of health crisis like a roller coasters.
How is the tooth dead if it still contains cementocytes, cementoblasts, periodontal ligaments etc..?
The pulp is no longer there and the tooth as so nerve or blood supply
@@KedousY Yes the pulp is gone but the tooth is not "dead".
@@gillespaling7039 Don't bother, these people are delusional af
@@gillespaling7039 No blood or nerve supply means dead. Think about it, the body cannot survive without oxygen for a maximum of a couple mins but usually much less than that, that's why suffocation is so fast.. Figure this to yourself, apart of the bloods role is bringing oxygen to organs, but even more importantly is nerve-supply. Remember the couple min's at most the body can survive without oxygen? Well... Every organ in the body including the brain cannot survive for a SECOND without nerve-supply. If blood and especially nerve-supply are absent in an organ, then that organ is dead.
@@aquacandela3705 But the tooth is still supplied with blood from the penetrating alveolar bone vessels and anastomosing vessels of the gingiva despite the apex being blocked off. Again, the tooth is not dead as I have pointed out there are still living cells that exist outside the endodontium.
All these 'fixes' are unbelievably expensive. Had a root canal and then regular checkups and cleanings. Just this week an adjacent molar came out. Bone tips remained in and now will have to be removed. Infection down to the bone that has to be removed. Pray they don't hit the nerve-they tell me. Nerve damage could leave me with no feeling on teeth, gums, lip - who knows.
Man, I'm pretty worried. Can’t afford a periodontist or tens of thousands of dollars for implants.
This stuff is nuts!!!
Scared, but can't wait to have my 2 root canal teeth pulled out. I had them when I was 16...now 55. I have had low immune and arthritis ever since.
Hey Patti, how did it go ? Have you noticed any health improvement ?
@@timrault Hey Tim, a big YEs for Improvement. It has been about 6 months now and went to a holistic dentist who knew to pull them out. Normal dentist will not pull them and you suffer. I have no more joint pain, sleep well and more energy.😃
@@pattimurphy5151 Thank you so much for sharing your experience, I'm glad that you're better now ! I had root canal on an upper molar when I was 12 and I have been constantly tired ever since. I'm thinking about getting the tooth pulled
@@timrault Yes, I would for sure. Mine where full of old mercury/lead and rotten/green. I was about 16 also. If it is just one tooth you should be OK.
@@pattimurphy5151 Thanks Patti ! I'll get the tooth pulled and hope that some of my energy comes back
I agree. I got sick on my root canal so 12 years later it affected me.
im about to have RCT thats why im watching this.. is it better to have my molar extracted than RCT? it was cracked by my impacted wisdom tooth which I had removed through Odontectomy. So the molar to be RCT-ed is the second molar before thr wisdom tooth (but wisdom tooth already removed)
Hi, did you proceed with the RCT?
Please reply did get RCT or extract?
had it extracted!! my dentist confirmed that RCT wont save my molar after seeing it up close
@@3yaimd1usik I had a very bad experience! I went for retreatment and I felt excruciating pain! And I opted to have it removed just a week after my first session of retreatment. And guess what I found..a broken file which punctured my tooth leaving a whole and the file left stuck on my gums. I was very frustrated when I found out. Tsk tsk. I hope you had a better experience.
@@3yaimd1usik thank you that’s probably my next step. Thank you 🙏🏼
But what is the alternative? I had a root canal 23 years ago, and still no infection in it.
and how do you know exactly that there is no infection?
@@keysersoze9511 No pain, no loose tooth, no bloat at or near the area, what else should be ruled out?
@@selfcensorship1 silent inflamation. Cyst. Painles but your Body has to compensate those Things. A 3D xray can Show such Things.
@@keysersoze9511 Recently I underwent "status" xrays, and no wrong was found there.
I am not a big proponent of root canals the way they are and of screws, but what current alternatives are better?
The infectiuous bacteria will be swallowed into your gut biome!!! And that will WREAK HAVOC on your health. I'm glad I studied about root canals because my kids doctors would tell me that. I absolutely I'm going to get my tooth removed and no root canal. And I pray to get all my previous toxic fillings removed.
Hello, do you know something about the biology of this? I would like to know if if might be possible to do a root canal and filling on the tooth, and sterilize, remove and replace the gum around the tooth. Would this get rid of the infection?
Ideally, get rid of the infection without having to extract the tooth.
Is it a matter of not having the right drug to sterilize the area? Or, is it very unrealistic to isolate bacteria to sterilize it?
Can you please tell me if a root canal can be fix , also if all root canals are bad for us, thank you 🙏
How to reverse a tooth pain not considering root canal?
Aisha Taghdi. Extractions
antibiotics help. And daily supplementation of oregano oil, kills the bacteria. However, it doesn't kill all of it, but with a clean diet and high immune system, you can be okay. But if there is a lot of loss to the tooth structure...that would be uncomfortable when it comes to chewing.
@@voguehaven5154 yes a good diet etc will help prevent getting decay or abcess. But once the decay has reached the pulp and nerves, something needs to be done i.e. getting a root canel. Other wise the bacteria will spread to the bones and even jaw.
@@weshouldsaveourselves6780is root canal treatment advisable
isn't the tooth removed? im confused? they have 3D modeling of your mouth. if you have a faulty tooth, wouldn't a crown be an option . if you already have an infected tooth wouldn't a root canal be better for you then pulling and doing nothing? what options are there?
I didn't 'choose', I went in for a molar that I thought had cracked or split (I could wiggle half of it. Only had one week of pain after the event. Well, 5 months after the root canal I have excruciating pain. I can't eat, I'm on small bits of cheese, and anything I can swallow whole. Dentist says everything is fine. Years ago I had a root canal that disintegrated 5 years later and I said never again, but here we are. I wonder just how many suicides are caused by root canals?
Suicides ? Can’t the tooth just be pulled out ?
@@sweetcheeks5775 i think they're trying to say how deppresing dental problems and treatments can be. Especially when you don't have much money while your mental and physical health is draining day by day.
100%. I had THREE failed root canals. 2 ended up in severe pain, abscesses, infections right down to jaw (lower molars) and had to be surgically extracted. I then chose to get the last one removed and although symptomless there was a big abscess under it that hadn't shown on the cone beam xrays. Also i got an autoimmune disease 6 months after my first root canal. Absolute toxic poison. My dentists are criminals in my opinion
@@roisinmc7442 hi, i have one root canal that i got done like 12 years ago. i had bothersome pains in that tooth for like 2 or three years and then it completely stopped. then i have chronic fatigue and insomnia and i get too tense for the majority of the day. do the symptoms that i just mentioned happened to you too ?
@@susanwjoh0re735 yes I got unexplained fatigue, joint pain, anxiety, allergies I had never had to everything and the worst symptom was very severe dry eyes. All of these symptoms are much reduced now all the root canals are gone.
hi doctor blodget ?is there any instant relief in a dentists clinic for excrutiating pain due to cavity ?
Ozonated oil and colloidal silver.
Go to Walgreens or CVS. Pick up a tooth ache kit. It must contain the active ingredient of EUGENOL. it stings like hell for a minute, but relieves the pain. The dentist's use this in their office to treat Dry Sockets...
I had pain for 1,5 week couldn't eat or drink felt the sensitivity # pain on my right side . But it stopped. .. dont have a cavity ...my teeth are sensitive... called my dentist...im scared
How are u now
The dentist ruined my teeth I'm in so much pain and they said I was never there. I don't know what to do it's changed my life
Are you got root canal?
Had my first root canal 38 years and 4 months ago. The crown fell off last week. My dentist "glued" it back in there and hopefully it will last. I've only had one root canal fail, and that was a quick fix as well. I don't fear root canals.
good, did you have an endodontist do them?
There are no scientific evidence that backs up the claim that root canal procedures are bad for your health. What CAN be a problem though, is poorly skilled dentists, that also doesn't take hygiene serious enough, and THAT can cause all kinds of complications, like different kinds of infection. If done properly, a root canal procedure is completely safe to do. Several decades, and millions of patients backs that up statistically.
There are no scientific evidence that backs up the claim that root canal procedures are bad for your health. What CAN be a problem though, is poorly skilled dentists, that also doesn't take hygiene serious enough, and THAT can cause all kinds of complications, like different kinds of infection. If done properly, a root canal procedure is completely safe to do. Several decades, and millions of patients backs that up statistically.
i had mine done 10 years ago and i replace the crown with a zirconia one. i hope it lasts cause it looks really good lol.
idk... my root canal has been low key hurting since day 1. 2 months already.
So my question is, is it safer for the rest of your body long-term to just pull the tooth out instead of getting a root canal? Just trying to avoid the part where you said the infected bacteria will end up in the blood stream!
Same question
I also have a question. Why can't they sterilize the area (tooth and gums) rather than pulling the tooth out and requiring an implant? It doesn't seem like this option is available, but why?
For example, do a root canal and filing, and laser treatment for the infected gum around the tooth. Replace the gum that was removed.
Ya just pull it
There could be complications with pulling a tooth
But most the time it's fine, be better then having a infected root canal tooth
One side effect that might happen with missing teeth is the other teeth my shift
I had 4 teeth pulled, 2 wisdom, I molar
It's been a few years since those 3 been pulled, n so far no problems that I noticed, they seemed to healed up fine the bone n gum in this missing tooth spot
Today I just got another one pulled
Hmm but doesn’t the tooth still get nutrients from the gums/bone? So saying it’s dead isn’t 100% correct?
Dentists seem to be divided on this matter. My dentist gave me the option of a root canal or extraction. My back upper left molar is infected, causing immense pain. The antibiotics have been working phenomenally (hardly any pain right now). I just want to know what option is best for me 😫 My dentist did seem more confident about extraction, though.
Antibiotics are also killing the good bacteria in your gut. As he said, a tooth that has had a root canal done to it is a "dead" body part and it will only be a matter of time until you will develope a chronic infection. Pain is your warning now to get that tooth extracted before the infection spreads elsewhere in your body.
Also you are risking bone loss which can affect neighboring teeth.
Thanks for explaining. My wisdom tooth is in severe cavity and is in pain. My dentist said it's less likely the root canal is successful since tooth. Should I get it extracted (removed)?
Had a crown and a root canal to save a tooth - lower molar - ended up with an apicoectomy - still have residual infection now.
Its a real tough situation as we need teeth.
my dentist suggested an apicoectomy on my infected tooth too. i think im not gonna let her do it. 😢
For molars just request a referral to an Endodontist. Dentists don't have the tools to do complex roots, yet some still try.
Yes. I wish I had known this. It's like getting your lawn mowing guy to trim your 10 foot high hedges, you may luck out but probably not.
So I’m screwed regardless of what I do. Got it. 😂
I’m literally crying I can’t decide whether to get a root canal retreatment or extract the tooth.
Same:
Extract. How could you live with a root canal knowing it might become toxic?
But it became the other might shift if the space of the extracted tooth heal
@@levi-eg9oy Does a tooth shifting matter that much compared to what a root canal might do though?
i suggest tooth extraction then request for dental prosthesis
Great "doctor".. What's your advice for tooth replacement is someome follows your quack advice and gets the tooth removed instead? Grinding down healthy teeth for a bridge? Or having a titanium post screwed into your skull?
Its still best option is root canal, missing tooth would lead to bone lost in the jaw or mandible area and will cause many problem like other teeth will lead downward towards the missing space thats why they advice to fill the space right after tooth extraction either implant or denture. Still root canal is still the best option.
@@puppetmasterreloaded3341 according to the guy in the video it can lead to infection which can cause health problems
I had 2 root canals and now have an infection in each one.I take great care of my teeth and am so regretting the root canals.Now , they need to be pulled and hopefully I have enough bone left for porcelein caps.
how much did they cost you ...?
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$10.000 for 2 extractions plus the post that are inserted after extractions.It included a IV drip the day before for better healing.
maybe you did not use a cap or good quality one
did you put crown
My crown lasted 30 years..one day it just started to come loose then finally would not stay attached, finally came off
What type of material was your crown
Hi. I had root canal treatment. Just curious why do my side of gum feel very sensitive to touch after doing the treatment? Is it something to worry about? Should I consult another Dentist?
Is it still sensitive? Did you find another dentist?
Did you get it done by a specialist using a high powered free standing microscope?
@bittersweet saw your root canal was 5 months ago, I had mine 4 days ago and getting pulling pains, I research and it took me into panick mode, any advice?
@@jasminflower3814 why do they need a microscope
its prolly the prick from that needle after they numbed if mine feels the same i just got a root canal monday
Would you recommend that any oral surgeon remove a root canal tooth or should it be a Biologic Oral Surgeon? I have a root canal tooth that needs extracted. Thanks for your video
An oral surgeon has 4-6 years more training and much more experience.
I think most people -myself included get root canals Bc their dentist tells them they need a root canal. (No pain)
Right, correct. My doctor told me I needed a root canal in back to upper teeth. I said no thank you after they said I have to wait until December. Just pull the worse one please. Thank u
What can can I do that time if our tooth infected n Dr suggested to rct, i have already get a rct n i don't want to once more, my Dr suggested,In future may be needed, but i don't want
@@nl5076 I know sir ,but tooth be dead after rct , n it never be Live again n no hope to Live again so, please tell me if any hope to Live rct treated tooth in future or other option to save my tooth without rct
Wish I had known this
I am confused, i have cavity in one one of my teeth so is cavity cleaning and filling the tooth afterwards is also dangerous? Shoudl i get it treated because i have an appointment or get my teeth removed?
Bro I've had root canals in basically all my molars at this point. As a kid I ate lots of sugar and soda and pretty much never brushed my teeth. As an adult I'm now super anal about taking care of my teeth, brush several times a day, always brush shortly after eating (but not immediately, cuz apparently that's bad), floss nearly every time I brush. I learned my lesson, but the damage was done, and adult-me has had to pay the price for kid-me's folly.
Literally. My cents insurance is bs, so we're talking like $1000 per root canal, another $1000 for each crown I needed, *another* $1000 to replace an old crown that came loose in my dinner and got swallowed...
Anyway, never had a problem with toxicity in any of my root canals. Not once. Honestly I've never even heard of that happening before now. Not saying it doesn't happen, just saying I've never heard of it. I had no idea this was a thing. But ya know what? I really don't care. I'm fine, my "dead teeth" are fine, and most importantly I can still *chew my food*
If I'd had every tooth that needed a root canal pulled instead, my ability to eat normal food would now be severely impaired. Ya know, since implants are even more expensive than root canals. There's no way I coulda done that. Just, no. Might have had to get *everything* pulled and got full dentures. In my 20s. And even then I wouldn't be able to comfortably eat certain things.
Yeah, I'll take the root canals, thanks.
Oh and you know what else? Kinda slightly off topic, but while I'm thinking about it, root canals are *not* painful if they do it right. Boring sometimes, you could be in that chair for like an hour, but not painful. In fact, the endodontic file actually feels pretty good imo. It reminds me of like scratching an itch. So satisfying
Yah, i've totally thought it was like scratching an itch. I never thought anyone else would think this. Lol.
I'm about to get my first soon. To be honest I think most of these stories might be bullshit...The mind creates symptoms you start to believe, and if you start to believe its related to your root canal you will start feeling shit. Read the comments in this video, apparently a root canal/tooth can give you anxiety and depression..I've had those most of my life without having any work done to my teeth already lol.
@@urbanproductions4852 well said. Good luck on your first. Stretch your jaw some beforehand cuz you're gonna hafta keep your mouth open for a good while
@@urbanproductions4852did you see Gray tooth after pulling out?. So you don't know what you're talking about.
In the cemetery lie people who have been found to have bacteria from a tooth in other organs.
Inflammation or pus can even kill. If you do not understand such simple matters, what to talk to you about?
@@urbanproductions4852 ok what about your root canal now ? Did you experience any bad effects?
I am curious, can any of these issues come from just a crown without a root canal. Reason being, i have been dealing with chronic hives for 4 months. My dermatologist asked me 3 questions. Have you had any issues with athletes foot, jock itch, or any dental issues? Meaning my body may be fighting something. Thing is, i did have a crown repaired a few weeks earlier, which hurt like hell when he disinfected it prior to replacing crown. Any thoughts?
Thanks for the great video.
2yrs ago I went to see a dentist coz I a discomfort on my right lower 1st molar teeth and ask him to examine it. After looking at it, he said he can't find anything wrong and it just looks fine. Then he gets a tool and started to knock each of teeth one by one and asking, does this hurt? How about this one? Until he found one that I said it hurts a little and then he said, this one needs root canal. Long story short, after 2yrs it still hurts.Now I'm suffering from severe chronic pain. Before this teeth doesn't hurt when I drink cold water, only if I eat ice cream, but now every time I drink top water even in summer time it hurts.. guys I'm telling you, this kind of dentist are not dentist they are con artist. You're literally buying pain from them. Please, if you want waste money and have some pain. Just buy yourself an exotic pet and ask a random athletic guy to punch you in the face.
So did you have rct?
Hello everyone! Has anyone ever heard about root canal being a possible cause for tinnitus? I developped a tinnitus and hyperacusis as well in the same period of such treatment. Of course I had no clue it was also dangerous for health. If so, is there any approach in the holistic medecine to correct this? I must admit its not so easy to live that ear condition. Thanks folks!
I had no idea that my 20 year old root canal was infected until last month...it finally out and I got an implant
...so happy
What symptoms of the infection did you experience
Implant didn't hurt???
@@sabreenasubhan9658 I had an implant 2 days ago dont feel a thing
I want to chew. And not be in pain. I’m in so much pain and it’s my fault/genetics that is to blame. I try to take care of my teeth to the best of my ability but they still deteriorate. I know my struggle and I try to budget for it. I believe that if u find a good and humble dentist we can get though this. Thanks for the video and humbleness ❤
Try to reduce carbs as well it helps tremendously
I hear oil pulling reduces the bacteria in the mouth and whiten ur teeth. Of course, make sure you get a proper cleaning first if u plan to start swishing coconut oil in ur mouth.
My husband has really bad breath even a little while after brushing. It just doesn't really go away. I suspect he might have an infected tooth that is leaking all sort of stuff hence the bad smell.
Are implants safer? What can he do? Thanks+
he should try gargling with H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) mixed 50/50 with water, DON'T DRINK IT.
also brush the tongue when he brushes the teeth
Also he needs to floss
...and use a water pik. At first, run the water pik with the same 50/50 H2O2 . If he does those four things and still has bad breath, then try a dentist or a doctor.
Must be rough kissing him.
He needs a dental check up
@@harorider96 he had a cleaning and it did not go away. It improved like 10% maybe...but it didn't go away.
What did you do about your periodontal disease?
He may have an underlying problem
The link to your website isn't working. Is your site down for upgrades or do you have a new web address?
"your immune system has been doing the job of draining the infection" does this mean that with enough care the immune system could eventually destroy the infection completely or is that not possible?
It is not possible because the tooth has no more Nerve vessels and blood vessels connected to your system, so it could not detect the infection at all.
@@TaiPan33 you know, I'm starting to feel like teeth are getting a raw deal and are completely screwed you know? no regenerative ability, no immune system defense, and if not taken care of consistently will need to be removed in under 20 years, they seem pretty fumped honestly
@@10jimmy True, they are pretty sensitive despite their structure, but to be honest, there is some truth that we are Neglecting them and not taking good care of them because we don't know that they are vital and essential, and that they are connected to all our organs over all our bodys, and that if the nerve system of a tooth is dead it should be extracted with good care and cleaning, because no matter what it's a dead part of the body and should be removed at all cost to prevent toxic bacterias to flourish there.
@@TaiPan33 you make me want to get my double root canal...
a good analogy is having superhuman healing abilities, but you'd have to get continously get drowned. Basically as long as the infection source is there your body can only do so much.
I had my first root canal done 4 months ago. About a month after that, I started having strange symptoms. To keep it short, they are all pointing to a really out of whack immune system. Then, I noticed a few days ago that the RCT was tender when biting. As of tonight, I’m having aching pain up into my cheek bone. 😭 Does anyone know how much it costs to have a holistic dentist remove it?
I think I developed the same thing, I’m super sick, and finally came to the conclusion that I need to remove my tooth completely and the crown too. I’m gonna call a holistic dentist tomorrow, I’ll let u know the price
@@princessdee01 I called several in the following days. $1,600.00 was the lowest price! 👀😬
They’re outta their minds if they think Imma pay that much to have an already dead tooth yanked out of my mouth. I go in two days to a reg dentist, who is charging me $250 for the tooth removal and $36 for the X-ray. Sayonara to my tooth and may my symptoms rip. Good luck
@@beth4185 Can I ask what your symptoms were? I had a root canal done in December of 2019. And all last year I was having strange symptoms like neck stiffness, throat pressure, swollen lymph nodes... Drs are not able to pinpoint a specific infection. And this is going on year two. 😭
@@remylebeau8934 Good luck!
@@beth4185 , how did the extraction go?