Odontogenous toxicosis; apical abscess in avital tooth with crown, tooth 36

T.K., Cape Town

Patient: Mrs. M.T.K., born 1950.

Therapy period: 15-29 October 1998.

Case history: Patient was susceptible to periodontitis and had had frequent abscesses in recent years. These were treated with antibiotics. Patient tolerated antibiotics badly due to subsequent Candida attacks. It should be pointed out that the patient had several porcelain crowns and 2 gold crowns in her mouth. The patient had been suffering from nephralgia (toxicosis) for 1 year and complained of backache. In early October 98 the patient noticed a vesicle in the gum near tooth 36 with swelling but no pain since the tooth was "dead", avital. The patient went to the dentist who identified the problem immediately. He was concerned and said "it looked bad". He was able to open up the tooth through the crown and, above all, penetrate through the fine root canals which had calcified. The root apex was treated. I expressly requested that the needle-like instrument which the dentist used to dilate the root apex be given to the patient. No antibiotics were prescribed. After this dental treatment the patient had slight nephralgia and complained of tiredness. Therapy:

lst stage: Testing - revealed mycotic stress as well as Streptococcus viridans infection. The patient had already been treated  with BICOM for her mycosis

and allergies since June 98. Thus the eliminating organs were already stabilised which was extremely important for the subsequent toxicosis treatment.

2nd stage: BICOM basic therapy in accordance with conductivity value. Then: "renal insufficiency" programme. Chronic periodontopathy. The symptoms were the same after therapy, namely nephralgia and tiredness.

3rd stage: 1 week later a fantastic breakthrough !!

a) basic therapy 130 (version 4.4), mycosis treatment (Dr.G.Will's method);

b) programme 197; Candida albicans, infected needle in the input cup. Patient only connected at the output. Flexi-magnet on the abdomen, Goldfinger moved around on dental abscess - then: prog. l98, input cup: propolis, tea tree oil, garlic, 2 x mycostatin tabl. Patient only connected at output. Electrodes as above.

c) toxin elimination with streptococcus viridans nosode and infected needle. programme 978, therapy time 5 min. Extremely heavy salivation immediately after therapy. Saliva was brownish, patient spat it all out in the toilet and reported that her mouth smelt like at the dentists when he opened up the tooth. Nephralgia and tiredness disappeared that day. The patient went to the dentist for a check-up 4 days later. He was very pleased for the swelling and dental abscess had gone and the patient has felt fine since then.