How to heal a cavity naturally and nutritionally without the need for 'drilling and filling'

Watch what you believe, fool... Biologist Bruce Lipton already proved your genes respond to your environment and beliefs...

There are cases of people misdiagnosed with cancer dying within months...

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I'm kind of torn about this whole fluoride issue. I *am* against internal consumption; I filter my water (Berkey+fluoride filters).

On the topical application - toothpaste - I am torn. I went about a year and a half using Neem toothpaste and oil pulling. While the oil pulling repaired my gums, completely reversing the onset of gingivitis, but the teeth themselves became much more sensitive and prone to cavities. My diet was 100% natural, including morning juicings with superfoods (chlorella, spirulina, etc). As soon as I returned to fluoridated toothpaste, my teeth returned to hard, smooth, less carie prone. So I don't know...

very true. luckily, fluoridation of municipal water is currently not common in europe.
i wouldn't do that either. try rinsing your mouth with colloidal silver before going to bed, that might help. if your dentist insists on a filling, make sure it's a plain and simple composite or porcelain filling (and no glass ionomer which sometimes also contains fluoride).

it's tricky. i used herbal toothpastes for some twenty-five years now. but i once tried a fancy, expensive fluoridated toothpaste especially for gingivitis, and it actually worked wonders within two weeks...

it's the glycerin in flouridated toothpaste the prevents remineralization.

Xylitol is good and is in some toothpaste.

Even some Tom's has Glyverin, read the ingredients carefully.

Glycerin seals off the tooth and prevents remineralization.

Xylitol helps build enamel.

Oil Pulling is amazing.

Mercury is a neurotoxin, and Flouride is in rat Poison.


Look for the PDF file called "Good Teeth Birth to Death" by Dr. Gerard F. Judd.

Link in 2nd post here: Thread: How To Remineralize Your Teeth - Good Teeth Birth To Death Now Free

My sons molar was pushing into the tooth next to it and giving him pain when he was 16. Decided to have it pulled. Dentist said he could get an implant later on but we left it.. A few months later my son said something is poking through my gum. He grew a new tooth! I was so shocked I took him back to the dentist and he said never had he seen it happen.
Still unexplained but he has a brand new lovely tooth..

Brain cells absolutely CAN be regrow!!! Besides certain nutrients that help this process along, one of the best ways of getting new brain cell growth is to study, learn & apply yourself to new ways of thinking etc. The more challenging & difficult you find it, the more the brain growth. Once, when my daughter was studying, she said her brain felt sore, similar to how your muscles get sore after a work out.

New brain growth is fastest when you are young - but can occur at any age.

Use it or Lose it.

brain cells can regrow, but what you describe would mostly improve the quality and quantity of connections in the brain (dendrites and axons, parts of brain cells).

correct.

fantastic post- thanks

:LEAGUE GLP:

What about missing hair from your head?

Well, I am sure the OP would say that that doesn't apply because hair is an adnexal structure. Oh, wait....! So are teeth!

They used to think that, but now they know new brain cells can be created.

Don't know anything about this, but here's a link:

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I made a great mistake to listen to GLP tooth experts and stopped using fluoride toothpaste during a couple of years. My teeth started to decay pretty fast (brushed only with bicarbonate and salty water). I went to the dentist and she was totally mad about me when I said that I don't use fluoride toothpaste. She was just crazy!

I'm a veggie and I don't eat sugar etc. but still there's too much acid in fruits so we have to use fluoride.

According to test flouride hardens the tooth enamel by a chemical reaction swithing electrons and creating calcium-fluorite which is stronger then the original enamel.

The problem is that you're NOT suppose to swallow ANYTHING of it! It's a balance thing, our teeth just can't resist the acids in normal food so we unfortunately have to keep the tooth enamel as hard as possible by high quality tooth paste, fluoride is both poisonous AND can keep your enamel in shape.

source?

yes. that is the conumdrum everybody has with fluoride. do you find it normal you need to risk using such a poison, just to keep your teeth healthy? do you realise how much fluoride gets into the rest of your body, just by having it in your mouth, even when you spit it out and rinse?

Possible vitamin D deficiency.

There really isn't any need to be a prick here. You may be a very handsome man, but that does not give you the right to tell me and everyone off in your "if everyone doesn't agree with me, they must be morons" tone.

I'm interested in your points, please back them up with links to sources.

I'm really ok with differing POV as it allows for balance.

Do not make claims as to what you think I may or may not say. You don't know me, which is obvious already.

Thanks

ok so i went to the dentist. i had to get a moler drilled. also examined the xrays. i was taught how to read them. i had two cavities for sure. and one of them was deep and very close to the nerve. I decided to get it drilled. Doc says I prolly have about 3 months before the top moler. The doc is the best dentist i've had in my entire life. I've had some bade ones. My original dentist apparently ruined my bite through braces. I also have 4 repaired upper teeth on the front with heavy ceramic. Some how they are still alive even though the accident happened like 5 years ago. They are going strong and defying the odds. I didn't have a choice but to get that one moler drilled or get the rot into the root. My doc says my tmj, which is really really bad folks due to my ruined bite from the braces from the first bad doc, is ruining my teeth. He's right and i just realized it. My rediculous grinding in my sleep and my bad bite in combination/caused by the tmj is no bueno and has been grinding and causing tiny fractures inside the contact points of my teeth on one side of my mouth starting from the rear forward. So here's what I did TODAY to change my lifestyle although i've had good habits.

I am changing the way i brush as prescribed. I picked up a soft brush and ditched the medium one.

I still have natures gate but i'm going to cycle to a flouridated toothpast for a month and then go back to non flouridated to give the teeth a flouride shock to harden them.

I have been brushing with bad technique. I showed the doc how i brush. i'm changing the frequency and method. I was going from back to front brushing the sides whiich have caused the sides of my teeth to wear away and expose lower levels of some rear teeth. So with the soft brush i'm going to brush one row of teeth at a time and brush at angles pointing the brush at a angle towards the gums and do a circular motion instead of horizontal movements. i never brushed like this before... duh i'm a idiot

i've always flossed, but am going to floss more the harden my gums as they need to build resistance, especially between the teeth as i saw today

and also i'm going to do this method that you guys posted
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using organic coconut oil

plz keep this thread alive and start posting what you do and your results. i thought i was taking great care of my teeth and am just getting problems. hopefully my new routine will show some improvements and maybe even a healing process. i will deffinitely keep yall posted on how/if my teeth improve here. that will be so awesome if i can prevent the necessity of the doc drilling on me again. i forgot to add i picked up a cheap $10 mouth guard that i'm going to sleep in every night. it's a bitch but a hell of alot cheaper than the $350 custom ones from the doc. grinding contact is killing the surface of my teeth in my sleep. i picked it up at a sports store - it's a gell one that i heated up in a pan of water and then molded to my mouth

op is this appropriate for the oil pull? or can anyone else say this product is appropriate?

or do i need to go with a different coconut that's just straight up oil? uhhhhhhhhhh...

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Don't eat sugar and you won't have this problem. I eat a 99% carnivorous diet and never have plaque or tartar or anything. I could go a few days without brushing and not even tell the difference (except maybe a little stinky breath).

This is mostly true.
However, I don't believe you can regrow something that has been removed. Such as missing teeth.

But still, great info on healing cavities. 5 stars OP.

..or a missing leg. Yes there are certain limits.

Teeth man, that old chestnut. Too many opinions and conflicting information here once again, cognitive dissonance maybe. I have rather good teeth for a Brit, although a corner of a tooth chipped away a few years ago and left a very sharp edge which was cutting my gum up, so i used a small metal file to carefully take the bur away - frigging horrible but had to be done. I also had a front tooth knocked out in a fight 20 years ago, had that sorted out pretty well and i have a few mercury amalgams.

I use Euthymol toothpaste, i did read most of this thread and nobody mentioned this brand of toothpaste. So i wondered if anybody could give their opinion on it as it is the only toothpaste in the shop which doesn't contain sodium flouride and i do believe that slowly but surely, all the outlets are no longer selling it. I wonder why.

Google "Oil Pulling" >>> the vedas say sunflower oil and sesame oil ... I say coconut oil works too and so does naturalnews.

...I'm going to try this soon..

i wanted to provide a update on the state of my teeth. so i decided that i wasn't going to switch to flouridated toothpaste even though i said i would. i stuck with natures gate. however i did get a electric tooth brush. also i've been doing free trade organic coconut oil pulls, once in the morning and once in the evening, after each brushing. and i brush now for only two minutes. after each oil pull i do a salt water swish and then i bought this other mouthwash called the natural dentist to help with bleeding gums and plaque. i use the mouthwash after the salt water. i just ordered the butter oil codfish blend supplement, a all in one. i'll be taking that too in hopes that it improves the state of my cavities caused by the incessant grinding of my tmj on one side of my mouth. also i wanted to add that i went out and bought a sports mouth guard that you mold to your teeth and i've been sleeping with this at night. although i havn't even seen the effects of whether the codfish butter oil supplement works on cavities, i can honestly say that these other steps i've taken to try and improve my dental state have worked great and it's only been several days, maybe 4. soooooooo good news overall. i'm glad that i read this thread. had i not i wouldn't have discovered some of these miniscule or widespread basic knowledge. i thought i knew what i was doing in my dental care, but i did not and was ignorant. with these extra steps i have taken i have seen a deffinite improvement. my teeth are whitening, my gums are turning pinker and getting stronger with less bleeding(no bleeding at all as of today) and with the mouth guard although it is uncomfortable, i am preventing tooth contact with sensitive teeth and i believe it's allowing them to strengthen. my overall tooth sensitivity has gone down from the tmj damaged teeth. also my jaw hinge(right side) is less sore during the day. i would like to attribute the simple sports mouthpiece to this. my tmj has the issue of being out of allignment once contact is made. so anywho all of this has really helped and i will continue to update. i hope this supplement does something for the back molars which have been damaged from this aweful tmj

Use an electric toothbrush with tea tree oil. This will clean your mouth and bring everything up-to-snuff. I recommend Desert Essence toothpaste. Fluoride works just OK and only works topically.

thanks op. another friend of mine who has some rediculous dental issues due to a catastrophic skull surgery also suggested the tea tree oil today. the stuff is very expensive. i actually have a small bottle of a high concentration. i keep it for dabbing my feet. i can't afford to use it in brushing twice a day so i'm going to put twop drops on my mouth guard for when i'm sleeping tonight. really a good thread my friend. it's a shame that you were disrespected by some of these folks. but i appreciate your effort to get the info out. i've seen some of your other threads.

i just got to say humans are an ancient species. the medical practices that are considered the norm are basically established within the past century. however there are things we have been doing for thousands of years. i am willing to look over all of these things. and i consider much of this knowledge superior to the "norm". it's amazing what we continually subject ourselves too. there's a revolution going on right now. it's not just political. its a revolution of the spirit, of the body, of the mind. how we take care of ourselves is part of it. but there were species before us and there will be species that survive once man has reached it's zenith and expired like a fart in the wind. let's just hope we can apply some of this forgotten knowledge for the better and prolong our survival in a brotherly fassion the best way we can - and that's why i appreciate your efforts. with a simple thread you started my quality of life has gone up for paying attention the knowledge you have shead light upon. so thanks boss