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me feel healthy again; my muscle aches and pains and fatigue
are gone. I just feel so much better. I plan to do my neural
therapy today to make sure the healing process goes well.
Thank you, thank you, and thank you, Mary Ellen”. Because of
CEDS, Mary Ellen‟s problem was solved. Here again, energy
dentistry made the difference.
Patient: “Do you send in a biopsy of infected teeth or jaw
bone, and where do you send your biopsy for analysis?”
Dentist: “Biopsy tests will confirm any pathology and/or
toxicity of the teeth or jaw bone.” The best source for dental
biopsies is:
The Surgical Pathology Service
Dr. Gerald Bouquot D.D.S.
University of Texas Dental Branch at Houston
Department of Diagnostic Sciences 30.94
6516 M.D. Anderson Blvd.
Houston, TX 77030
Phone: 713-500-4401
800-736-3098
- - to send biopsies or root canals for pathological evaluation
Patient: Ask your dentist to explain the procedures for
replacing missing teeth.
Dentist: There are two methods of replacing missing teeth: 1)
a bridge is fixed to the remaining teeth with bonding; 2) a
removable partial can be made. Fixed bridges must be kept
clean under the false tooth and around the supporting teeth,
while removable partials can be removed for cleaning and
flossing. Refer to Chapter 2 or chapter 10 for more information
on bridges or partials/dentures.
Opting for a removable partial can also save money; should
you lose an adjacent tooth, another tooth can easily be added to
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