Sonicare etc. [was: alternative therapiesantidoting homeopathy?
Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2004 8:40 am
Hi listies ,
Reading about the Sonicare toothbrush as possible antidote I ´d like to make
some remarks as a dental doctor and homoeopath.
I recommend the Sonicare to all my patients, preferably those who tend to
perform the cleaning with too much pressure with the result
of denuded and sensitive tooth-necks and root surfaces.
A perfect fitting inlay ( gold ) will not be loosened by the use of a
Sonicare, with a ceramic restoration it is even impossible.
It might happen , if the rims of th inlay are not perfectly adapted on the
surface of th tooth.
Concerning the antidoting effect I deny generalizations. May be a
PHOSPHORUS - patient who is particularly sensitive to
electric waves an tension may relapse. I personally have never seen it.
Of course in dental work I avoid the use of CAMPHORA / Eugenol , but there
are good alternatives.
I agree with Dr. Rozencwajg : If the remedy is simile it will heal .
We live in a high-tech world and who knows if there are some patients
antidoted by vacuum-cleaners, television, security -checks on airports.
long-distance-flights, air-conditioning, computer-work, bancomat and
whatsoever.
Isabella
.
Hi Shannon and everyone,
I have been reading this thread on the Sonicare/antidote issue with great
interest.
Personally, I feel like Dr. Rozencwajg, that with the right remedy, it is
very difficult to antidote it with anything.
However, I have had some experience with the Sonicare system which I would
like to share, for what it¹s worth:
I heard from many people that the Sonicare will loosen up and cause INLAY
fillings to come out. I had been using Sonicare for a decade or so with joy
and good results, so I pooh poohed what I heard.
Two years ago I had an inlay put into my to back molar. It was done by an
expert dentist and cost a lot of money.
Six month later I started experiencing pain in that tooth. The dentist
informed me that the inlay had fallen out....
So, I stopped using the Sonicare.
Reading about the Sonicare toothbrush as possible antidote I ´d like to make
some remarks as a dental doctor and homoeopath.
I recommend the Sonicare to all my patients, preferably those who tend to
perform the cleaning with too much pressure with the result
of denuded and sensitive tooth-necks and root surfaces.
A perfect fitting inlay ( gold ) will not be loosened by the use of a
Sonicare, with a ceramic restoration it is even impossible.
It might happen , if the rims of th inlay are not perfectly adapted on the
surface of th tooth.
Concerning the antidoting effect I deny generalizations. May be a
PHOSPHORUS - patient who is particularly sensitive to
electric waves an tension may relapse. I personally have never seen it.
Of course in dental work I avoid the use of CAMPHORA / Eugenol , but there
are good alternatives.
I agree with Dr. Rozencwajg : If the remedy is simile it will heal .
We live in a high-tech world and who knows if there are some patients
antidoted by vacuum-cleaners, television, security -checks on airports.
long-distance-flights, air-conditioning, computer-work, bancomat and
whatsoever.
Isabella
.
Hi Shannon and everyone,
I have been reading this thread on the Sonicare/antidote issue with great
interest.
Personally, I feel like Dr. Rozencwajg, that with the right remedy, it is
very difficult to antidote it with anything.
However, I have had some experience with the Sonicare system which I would
like to share, for what it¹s worth:
I heard from many people that the Sonicare will loosen up and cause INLAY
fillings to come out. I had been using Sonicare for a decade or so with joy
and good results, so I pooh poohed what I heard.
Two years ago I had an inlay put into my to back molar. It was done by an
expert dentist and cost a lot of money.
Six month later I started experiencing pain in that tooth. The dentist
informed me that the inlay had fallen out....
So, I stopped using the Sonicare.