Mouth blisters between cheeks and teeth.

Hello! I have a mouth full of metal and I am in process of having the amalgam removed and composite put it. I also have about 6 gold crowns... It has been a long process as I have had a root canal get in the way.... and recently, a root snapped off another tooth causing an abscess on my lower right jaw. I have been using a water pic with 10 drops activated MMS in about a cup of water and flushing the gumline in that tooth. I must say that it knocks the abcess back with a few days (it was bad). I also am using protocol 1000 with some diligence (1/1 citric acid) .... It just won't completey disapear but that may because the root is out of place. I used a strong solution of 10 drops but didn't read the method correctly.. I added only 1 oz. of water instead of a 1/4 cup... and now I have little blisters all over upper and lower mouth on the inside cheeks next to my teeth mostly... I am going to assume that I overdid it and they will go away. Anyone else have this experience? And, is gold part of the no metal rule?

Gold itself is relatively insoluble. Unfortunately, Gold used in dental work is alloyed with nickel which is detrimental as it attracts pathogens. :>(

On your tooth abscess, you might consider using some DMSO on a pad or cotton ball, to help push the MMS further into the area. We have another thread on this (somewhere ) and if I can find it, I'll come back and post a link.

That is crud! lol... Thanks for the info on the gold.... I was thinking more about the voltage that JH refers to but now I also have to ponder the pathogens too!... I guess, after the amalgams are gone, I'll have to find a second job to remove all those expensive gold crowns... or pull 6 teeth... ugh...

I fnally got some DMSO in the mail but have not tried it yet.... too chicken to get it wrong...

Here you go, read through this topic, it might help.
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