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Dentistry and Sinusitis

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jason_03617
jason_03617

I appreciate that chronic sinus disease has many potential triggers (HPV virus, Fungi, Bacteria etc).  Does anyone have poor teeth or have had lots of dental procedues in their mouth (root canals, mercury fillings etc)? I have just had two teeth extracted due to apical peridontal disease due to fraudulent placement of amalgam fillings, leading to pulpal necrosis and then apical peridontal disease.  Any comments greatly appreciated.  I had thought this might be a cause for the sinus disease (in a year's time if there is no response to the extraction...who knows).  The underlying pathophysiology to sinus disease appears to be 'biofilms'.  Any comments greatly appreciated.

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  • Renata345
    Renata345 jason_03617

    Posted

    Hi

    I have just recently had sinus surgery . I had lots of dental work done, rooth canal, bridge etc... My dentist found a cyst but wasnt paying much attantion to it( dentist)

    However the cyst grew into the sinuses(2cm big) and as a result I had sinus surgery through the gums and 3 teeth removed!

    Its gonna be a long process. In 6 mths time I will have a bone implant surgery and implants

    Im wondering if all this could have been prevented??

    Im really upset and not going out etc

    • jason_03617
      jason_03617 Renata345

      Posted

      How have your symptoms been -have they abated?  I like to hypothesize that any form of dental filling or root canal work especially runs the increased risk of getting bacteria into our bodies and especially our sinuses.  Dentistry is a 'black art' - fraud.
    • Renata345
      Renata345 jason_03617

      Posted

      Hi

      Meanwhile after 6 mths of sinus surgery I had a sinus lift. Implants couldn't be placed at the same time as the supporting bone wasn't thick enough:-(, so another 6 mth healing time, then in May the crowns.. So all together is a 16 months procedure. Plus because all the cuts I will also need gum plastic surgery!

  • lynneypin
    lynneypin jason_03617

    Posted

    I have sinus/tooth problems on one side, that I swear has been caused by dental procedures. Repeated hospital tests including oral surgery consultations have said it is not tooth related. I have tried to have the 'offending' tooth removed, but can't find a dentist willing to do it. I now have a lung pathogen which results in a lot of coughing and this infected stuff is always worse when the pain in my tooth/sinus is worse!
  • henk21905
    henk21905 jason_03617

    Posted

    All nerve treatments are dangerous!

    NEVER DO A ROOT CANAL TREATMENT (NERVE TREATMENT) THROUGH A METAL CROWN. Especially those through metals like Palladium and amalgam(mercury).

    There is a high chance that Palladium and Amalgam (mercury) and other metal particles will end up in your body and jaw cavity(sinus), where you will never get rid of it because dentists will be mistaken. They do not report this to you either. They deceive you with x-rays, endoscopic examinations and other quack-like diagnoses. The wrong treatment, the dentist mistake is also not mentioned in your file (fraud) and thus not restored (abuse).

    You are being bullied, injured and so poisoned by your dentist, surgeon and dentist!

     

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