Dental Abuse - When a dentist abuses your mouth or body.
Dental abuse can be physical, emotional, or both.
I became aware of this problem as people began writing to me about horrible dental experiences. Here's my definition of Dental Abuse:
- When a dental treatment makes your feel worse instead of better.
- When a dentist tells a mother to stop breastfeeding.
- Performing unnecessary treatments.
- Coercing you or forcing you into treatments you do not feel confident about.
- Performing treatments without clear indicators that a treatment is necessary, this is especially common with root canals.
- Performing treatment that is overly agressive.
- Performing dental surgery on children when it is not usually necessary.
Some dentists coerce patients into receiving certain dental treatments that are not necessary. Perhaps in our culture this is considered normal. Too many people have written to me with accounts of how their dentist accused them or blamed them for having cavities. This can be considered a subtle form of abuse. Some dentists try to take the final decision-making power away from their patients. The more procedures a dentist performs, the more money he makes...
If you feel mistreated by your dentist, speak up. Leave the office immediately if necessary, and get a refund. Although there are many poor dentists, I have heard many promising stories of dentists, both conventional and holistic, who go out of their way to help patients. A dentist is a regular person like you or me, and they have their faults.
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Readers Speak Out About Dental Abuse
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Anonymous:
"I watched your video an understood. I felt like crying because im 20 years old living in philadelphia with health problems an doctors are liers who cause more problems then solutions. I have already had 10 baby teeth pulled to rush braces, then a retainer I couldn't wear which hurt. I had 2 cavities filled poorly, one of which became a root canal, and had 8 more cavities filled. I fear I have more and my teeth always felt weak, sensitive or sore. I have had constant headaches and debilatating migraines for years. My dentist told me my mouth was over crowded and to have my wisdom teeth removed. I just recently had them removed and have more headaches and now my jaw feels weak. I'm scared for my health."
Derek:
"That is what I am wondering is if there is an alternative ? I cant understand why the bridge is hurting me other then it crosing the meridian of the mouth, when the bridge has been out in the past while waiting for the permanent to be done or when it came out and waiting to have it put back in I definetly very slowly started feeling better, and the huge thing was the water weight starting to dissapate when it was out.Im thinking to leave it out for a month and see how i feel, but then if i do feel much better like i have in the past what solution do i have"
Cosovic:
"Anyway, the dental hygenist told me it was a typical kids caries, and also told me to stop breastfeeding him at night, which ment stop breastfeeding. They never told me what's the cause of caries, that it was bacteria, and never told me is it treatable, never told me of infections, etc... Just told me to brush regulary, and stop breastfeeding at night. Then I did some research on the internet, read about it, and just then my nightmares started, when said that is all mothers fault, passing the bacteria and breastfeeding child to sleep. I feel so guilty, and I can't find the solution to this problem, how to stop the caries and reverse the proces. Then I found your site, and gave me some hope"
Louise:
"My baby has bad teeth, she is breast fed at night and I am preparing to see the dentist who will blame the milk but now I can show her this evidence. Thanks for all the information and I hope I can help her recover now."
Maya:
"Thank you for your website. I have a 17 month old with neonatal line enamel hyperplasia and my dentist wants him to be put under and have work done. I am in the process of changing out diets due to the info you shared. Thank you very much!"
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