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aches, pain in teeth and jaw bone

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Sporty

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Ian said:
Most people are walking around with infections in their jaws. Quite common from extracted wisdom teeth where the bone never fully heals, or where people have had root canal teeth and the bone around them eventually starts to die off. Quite often there will be an abscess at the bottom. Personally I think dental/jaw bone infections are probably one of the main drivers for CFS in people. It's why I was sick for nearly a decade, and how I got better.
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Hi ian

I’ve read your website with great interest! Thank you for it.

What is the recovery like from cavitation and root removal like?

Cheers
Simon
 
Ian

Ian

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Yeah it's not too bad. Sore for maybe a week but then it gets better.
 
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