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Case: Dorothy, age 63, head, neck and shoulder pain, and
vertigo.
Dorothy, a teacher, was unable to stand in her class room
without holding on to something, and because of her serious
head, neck, and shoulder pain, was rushed to a hospital for CAT
and MRI scans. No physical problems could be detected.
Dorothy‟s retirement was two years away, and without
finishing these two years her monthly retirement checks would
be less. Hearing about the affect of teeth and jaws on her
health, she asked me if I could help her. I detected a cavitation
with CEDS in #17 (lower left wisdom tooth that was missing). I
told Dorothy this would be my first cavitation surgery, she said,
“Let‟s do it.”
The bone looked healthy and solid when I opened the gum
tissue. As I was cutting through the outer layer of bone the drill
fell into a large, soft, green, soupy pocket, immediately
indicating jawbone cavitation. Checking with CEDS after
surgically removing the infected, diseased region, her jaw
conductance point Ly 2, balanced perfectly, starting the healing
process.
The next day Dorothy reported the pain in her head, neck and
shoulder was gone. Two days later, her vertigo left, allowing her
to finish her last two years of teaching and retire with full pay. A
medical doctor trained in CEDS could have found the cause of
Dorothy‟s problem.
One year later Dorothy‟s symptoms returned, followed by a
trip to the hospital for CAT and MRI scans. She received the
same report, “nothing was wrong.” Dorothy immediately called
me for an appointment to check her wisdom tooth area. Yes, I
found the same cavitation problem that needed more surgery.
Opening the very same area, I found the hole had healed almost
completely with new bone. A light cleaning and closure of the
gum tissue put Dorothy back on her feet to enjoy her retirement.
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