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Mouth abscess improves temporarily with MMS and citric acid; blisters appea

Categories: Abscess, Amalgam Filling, Infection, Pain, Root Canal, Tooth Problem

Date Created: March 4, 2012

Hello! I have a mouth full of metal and I am in process of having the amalgam removed and composite put it. I also have about 6 gold crowns… It has been a long process as I have had a root canal get in the way…. and recently, a root snapped off another tooth causing an abscess on my lower right jaw. I have been using a water pic with 10 drops activated MMS in about a cup of water and flushing the gumline in that tooth. I must say that it knocks the abcess back with a few days (it was bad). I also am using protocol 1000 with some diligence (1/1 citric acid) …. It just won’t completey disapear but that may because the root is out of place. I used a strong solution of 10 drops but didn’t read the method correctly.. I added only 1 oz. of water instead of a 1/4 cup… and now I have little blisters all over upper and lower mouth on the inside cheeks next to my teeth mostly… I am going to assume that I overdid it and they will go away. Anyone else have this experience? And, is gold part of the no metal rule?

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