Root Canal and Tooth Examined Under the Microscope

Healthy Tooth, No Root Canal

Healthy Tooth Dentine
Magnified Longitudinal

Healthy Tooth Dentine
Magnified Cross Section

Healthy Tooth Dentine
Magnified Vividly

A root problem of root canal "therapy" is that the principle disturbance is not treated, but rather the nerve inflammation and pain is removed by surgically removing the nerve pain sensor. The anticipation of inflammation is dulled by injecting certain chemicals. The central part of the tooth is removed (the nerve and blood supply) and the interior of the tooth root is filled with a foreign substance.

After a root canal, a mostly dead tooth is left in your mouth.

In this milieu it is possible toxic substances that generate toxic bacteria can grow.

Dead Tooth, After Root Canal

Root Canaled Tooth, Magnified,
Showing Bacterial Growth

Root Canaled Tooth, Magnified,
Showing Bacterial Growth

(The images are from Dentist George Meinig, author of Root Canal Cover-Up)

Bacterial Growth - Please note that bacterial growth can be a symptom of toxicity or the presense of waste products in the body. I do not believe bacteria are the cause of disease or tooth decay.

The features of a root canaled tooth include: ideal grounds for tissues to putrefy and ferment, a lack of oxygen, and blocked access from the immune system cells to suppress bacterial activity. Those immune cells, such as histiocytes, macrophages, granulocytes, mast cells and plasma cells, exist in the pulp of the tooth and they are removed as a part of the root canal procedure.

The result is that toxic waste can form. It does not always form, but it can form. The toxic substance then flows through your blood, and can create chronic weaknesses in the body, which can lead to chronic disease.

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