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When a deep filling is done, it hurts until the nerve shrinks. If it were me, I would give it a little more time till the nerve shrinks and keep hitting Lyme with my abx or herbs
because some people had to have their root canal teeth pulled because of Lyme. I have root canals and haven't had any problems and hope not to because I
am religious about my Buhner herbal treatment for Lyme and hope that saves me and my teeth. Good luck whatever you decide.
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Oh wow, thank you guys so much for your input and experiences!
Today I have had no tooth pain. But it comes and goes..when it comes, I freak out.
I had one tooth pulled and it freaked me out, actually I guess anything with teeth gives me anxiety.
I have not been addressing the lyme and co's at ALL for several years now, aside from supplements as per my nutritionist.
Looked for Japanese Knotweed today at my local health food store, figured I would start with that. They didn't have any.
I think I will wait out the pain, and hope you are right that it might need more time! That would be great.
My mom, who also had lyme (but died of a very rare cancer) also had HORRIBLE teeth. I have so many dental problems, like her.
Thanks again for your help.
I will also look at the Buhner protocol. JL
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Canaan bites...a friend of mine is doing ozone shots in gums to avoid surgery...another used essential oils of clove and thyme...Japanese knot weed maybe found at apothecary herb shop but you may have to order it obline 1st chinese herbs has that and others...my gums have gotten slightly better with manuka honey and chewing Andrographis and leaving stalks in mouth...
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It sounds like your pain is going to resolve and the tooth will be OK. But Just for what it's worth, since I've gotten older, I have a new outlook on saving molars. If you have to have some of the smaller molars removed (forget what they're called) then, you'll need to have either a partial or a bridge put in
and in order to do that, you have to have a molar to abut it to or bridge it to. If you don't have a molar there, then you might not have enough support for your jaw.
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