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DMSO and tooth fillings 10 Jan 2024 18:55 #81013

dragon88 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 57 Thank you received: 8	Could dmso be applies to teeth that are filled? we have a tooth that have been filled like 10 years ago and now it is sensetive to hot and cold and hurts when chewing . could dmso used to heal it? will it interact with the amalgam?
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DMSO and tooth fillings 10 Jan 2024 20:31 #81014

Enoch Offline Premium Member Posts: 128 Thank you received: 82	DMSO and MMS healed my toothache and infected gum. It did no damage to the one filling that I have.
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DMSO and tooth fillings 23 Jan 2024 01:08 #81176

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I always worry about that.

If I had the money, I would have all of my metal fillings removed and replaced with ceramic or whatever it is they are using now.
(there are anecdotal reports of that simple procedure greatly increasing some very sick people's health, almost overnight)

So I'm not really sure what to "suggest".

It might be a case of "no one really knows the answer to your question".

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DMSO and tooth fillings 23 Jan 2024 15:54 #81186

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dragon88 wrote:
Could dmso be applies to teeth that are filled? we have a tooth that have been filled like 10 years ago and now it is sensetive to hot and cold and hurts when chewing . could dmso used to heal it? will it interact with the amalgam?

Your question should be answered in the attached DMSO book.

From Andreas Kalcker's book Forbidden Health on page 136:
"If teeth feel sensitive while chewing, there may be an underlying infection around the root. In this case, brushing isn’t enough, and you can add DMSO at 70% to the mix." The assumption is, if there would be a problem using DMSO for teeth, that AK would mention amalgam fillings, but he did not.

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