How To Heal Cavities And Gum Disease Naturally Without Your Dentist

What have organ transplants got to do with cavities?

The field of dentistry has been around for centuries, if not millennia.

It was this field in which the first human organ transplants took place. As the rich in the Western world began to consume more sugar, around the late 1700s, they experienced the problem of tooth decay. Dentists would entice the poor with monetary rewards in exchange for their healthy teeth.

Keeping in mind this was at a time before anaesthetic, the poor person (in both senses of the word!) would have their tooth extracted, and the tooth would be transplanted into the mouth of the rich person in need of it.[i]

This very quickly proved to be problematic, as not only did the teeth begin to fall out after a very short amount of time, but the transplant recipient would frequently contract diseases that the original owner of the tooth had—these included venereal diseases such as Syphilis.

The practice was soon abandoned, though for some time, a number of dentists would continue the procedure using animal rather than human teeth.

If bones can heal, why can’t teeth?

Fast forward a couple of hundred years, and it seems that dentistry has advanced incredibly. However, while many of us naturally-minded people look upon modern medicine with scepticism, the same is not always true with dentistry. Why is this? While we may question advice presented to us by doctors, how many of us do the same when it comes to our dentists?

It was not until I became involved in natural healing that I began to contemplate the possibility of teeth being able to repair themselves. After all, if our heart, lungs, brain or skin can heal, given the right nutrition and environment, why would teeth be any different? Why is it common knowledge that when a bone in our arm or leg is broken, it will heal in time, but at the same time, very few people would even consider that a decayed tooth can repair itself?

The fact is, just as doctors are schooled to believe that cancers and other illnesses can be terminal and never completely cured—and that the only way to treat them is with drugs—dentists are trained that teeth cannot heal themselves, and that the only way to treat them is with fillings, root canals or teeth extractions.

Just as doctors are taught in medical school that diseased body parts, such as cancers, must be cut out, so dentists are taught that diseased and eroding parts of the mouth must be removed.

Just as it is financially more beneficial for doctors to keep patients sick and reliant on their drugs and other medications than it is for them to get them permanently well, so it is more financially beneficial for dentists to keep patients in the dark about the real causes of, and remedies for, tooth decay, than it is for them to help the patient prevent or reverse it.

Like any sort of healing, it takes time and effort, but given the right environment, good nutrition, and some dedication, tooth decay CAN be reversed without the tooth requiring a filling or extraction, and our teeth can be remineralised.

In today’s world, with people consuming more sugar than ever, as well as a plethora of other assaults on our immune system and teeth—fluoridated water being just one of these (contrary to what we have been taught, fluoride actually CAUSES teeth to become WEAKER!)—it is more important than ever before to learn how to reverse this damage.

The truth about this very common dental procedure

One of the greatest cover-ups of modern dentistry is the real truth behind root canals and the havoc they can wreak on your health. A root canal is THE ONLY medical procedure that involves a dead organ being left in the body.

When a root canal is performed, the nerves of the affected tooth are killed off, the area is sterilised (or so we are told), then filled up, and the tooth reconstructed, despite being very dead.

What the top dentists know, though, is that the area can NEVER be completely, 100% sterilised before being filled in. Not only can harmful anaerobic bacteria then form as a result of the procedure, but they can travel around, via the tiny tubules at the base of the tooth, and lodge themselves in other parts of the body, causing damage to that area.

Those with a strong immune system may not feel the effects of their root canal—at least, not initially, but there have been many recorded cases of people experiencing a range of health problems after getting a root canal—from arthritis to heart disease and cancers—and when any root canal is removed, harmful bacteria is found at the site almost 100% of the time.[ii] Many people who make the decision to have their root canals removed experience instant relief from their symptoms.

If you have been suffering from health problems and have a tooth that has had a root canal performed on it, consider whether this could be the cause of your ailments.

Treating dental problems naturally:

In the event of a tooth ache, clove oil can be used for pain relief. It is quite strong, and could be applied with a carrier oil if alone it is too strong for you. It can be applied directly on the tooth and the surrounding gum. It is also an antiseptic, and hence can effectively kill harmful bacteria in the area.

Usually when a tooth ache occurs, this is a sign of some infection in the mouth. In cases like this, it is helpful to know that good old Garlic has been proven to be even more effective than antibiotics[iii] that the dentist will encourage you to take a course of. As much fresh Garlic as possible should be consumed. Taking up to 12 cloves per day for ten days is recommended to kill the bacteria.

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