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material or place it on the CEDS plate for checking compatibility.<br />
Only two dental materials are consistently compatible,<br />
Premise Indirect (formally BelleGlass) neutral (no shade) and<br />
Holis<strong>to</strong>re. Holis<strong>to</strong>re is used for bonding and for small fillings.<br />
Both Holis<strong>to</strong>re and Premise Indirect are a pleasing light shade; I<br />
have found most patients are more interested in their health<br />
than in appearances. I am always looking for other compatible<br />
res<strong>to</strong>rative and bonding materials. Check my web site for the<br />
latest materials that may help your patients<br />
http://www.dentistryhealth.com.<br />
Follow this step <strong>by</strong> step method for finding infection in the<br />
teeth and jaws. Ly2 (conductance point for the upper and lower<br />
jaw) when out of balance one of the following remedies, or<br />
nosodes, are used <strong>to</strong> balance this point, chronic Kiefer ostitis,<br />
gangrenous pulp, exudative ostitis, zahnsackchen, chronic<br />
bacterial ostitis, or chronic pulpitis. Generally four or more of<br />
the same remedy are needed <strong>to</strong> balance Ly2. Once Ly2 is<br />
balanced, stimulate on the gum (with an instrument) <strong>by</strong> pressing<br />
lightly on the jaw area or <strong>to</strong>oth above or below where you want<br />
<strong>to</strong> test. CEDS will give a high reading on Ly2 indicating a<br />
problem in the jaw or <strong>to</strong>oth. Test the teeth without any fillings<br />
<strong>to</strong> check their vitality with CEDS. Adding the compatible<br />
res<strong>to</strong>rative material <strong>by</strong> placing it in the HOLD tank or on the<br />
plate will balance Ly2. This method is also used <strong>to</strong> evaluate the<br />
possibility of different filling materials under a crown. A balance,<br />
when the res<strong>to</strong>rative material remedy is placed in the HOLD<br />
tank, indicates the <strong>to</strong>oth is healthy; an amalgam under a crown<br />
or inlay will cause an imbalance. Perform a final check of the<br />
<strong>to</strong>oth after it has been cleared of res<strong>to</strong>rative or temporary<br />
fillings.<br />
The location of cavitations is done in a similar manner <strong>by</strong><br />
balancing Ly2 with one of the above mentioned nosodes.<br />
Following the procedure outlined above, stimulate the<br />
edentulous area and then measure Ly2. A balanced reading<br />
indicates healthy bone, a high reading and an indica<strong>to</strong>r drop will<br />
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