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For more information, visit International Academy of Oral
Medicine and Toxicology web site www.iaomt.com ; Price
Pottenger Foundation, and George Meinig‟s book, The Root Canal
Cover Up Exposed!
Ask the dentist if he or she uses low speed for all drilling.
High-speed drilling can kill teeth by pulling projections in the
dentinal tubules out of the dentine. Open dentinal tubules allow
bacteria to pass into the pulp killing the tooth. Low speed
drilling is safer and kinder to the tooth. Preparing the tooth for a
new filling, crown or inlay with low speed drilling will save many
teeth.
High speed drilling runs at 350,000 revolutions per minute
which is one of the main reasons for tooth sensitivity and dead
teeth. High speed drilling raises the temperature of the tooth, at
the point of drilling, by 12 degrees centigrade. Water and air on
the drill, at the point of contact, cannot cool the tooth
adequately.
Low speed drilling runs at 20,000 revolutions per minute; this
is the speed recommended for removing metal restorations and
for preparing teeth for fillings. See Dr. Turk‟s article: “Iatrogenic
Damage from High Speed Drilling”, in Chapter 4.
Patient: “Do you check each tooth with CEDS after all the
filling is removed, and do you also check with CEDS for infection
in the jaws where teeth have been extracted or are missing?”
Dentist: “I remove all of the filling material in each tooth and
check the tooth with CEDS for vitality. Next, I restore these
good teeth followed by a CEDS evaluation of any infection in the
jaws. Your health and health of your mouth will depend on
these steps for compatible fillings.”
All wisdom teeth extraction sites need to be checked with
CEDS. Wisdom teeth areas are cross checked against their
related organ systems (heart and small intestine). Checking all
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