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Topic: Cavitations questions

Sweet Lou
Junior Member
Member # 12451

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My daughter's dr. said that cavitations may be the cause of her headaches. How do they diagnose and treat cavitations? Anybody had any success with it? She had a hole in her tooth, then it was filled, but the dr. said the Lyme could have gotten in.

He's sending me to a dentist that may diagnose with ART. What should I be looking for?

Thanks,
Cyndy

Posts: 2 | From Oakton,VA | Registered: Jul 2007 | IP: Logged |

savebabe
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 9847

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I suggest your daughter see a llmd.

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jeffe
Member
Member # 13034

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WHat are cavitaitons?

ALot of my sypmtoms started aftera a root canal (they saved the root) no metal however.

thoughts?

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hardynaka
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 8099

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Do a search here, lots of posts.

I had treated two of them this year, and got a dull pain of more than a decade gone.

My dentist also used energetic testing to get the cavitations out (nothing showed up in X-rays), they found fistula (do a google search) in both teeth they pulled.

The fistula (canals of infections) were visible with the naked eye, my doctor was there to witness with the surgeon. No X-ray could get the fistula, I had been to 4 different dentists before and NONE had seen any trouble whatsoever through X-rays.

These infections caused cavitations, it was a slow process of 'destruction' of the bone. In one tooth, I had dull pain for years and years, in the other (that's also got a fistula), I felt NOTHING.

Check if the ART practioner is a good one, with good reputation and I would go for the whole procedure. My opinion, of course.

I'm getting out of lyme and co-infections after being re-infected recently (in May), I have done a long weekend hiking in the mountains just now, yesterday went on a canoeing trip for more than half a day.

Good luck!

Selma

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