Root canal-treated teeth and dead teeth are associated with a wide range of serious diseases,

At the Paracelsus Clinic in Switzerland, Dr. Rau has found that root canal-treated teeth and dead teeth are associated with a wide range of serious diseases, including cancer. Of the 100 breast cancer patients Dr. Rau has treated, 98 have had a root canal treated tooth in a premolar or molar tooth, teeth that are on the same vital energy meridian system that travels through the breasts.

Impacted wisdom teeth are also associated with chronic conditions, including small intestine impairment, migraines, heart problems, and emotional disturbances such as depression. Impacted wisdom teeth are almost always considered “foci” and are therefore recommended for removal, even if no particular disease appears to be present.

Finally, dental cavitations, areas of improperly healed bone from tooth extractions, are also common dental foci. Mainly these are caused by leaving in place the periodontal ligament, the hammock-like structure that unites bone and tooth and that contains the toxic material from the dead or dying tooth. Leaving this ligament in the socket means that the bone cannot heal properly and that the toxic material is sealed in place, chronically seeping into the body.

Cavitations remain dental foci unless they can be cleaned out with a special dental “burr,” a process that allows the bone finally to heal and the toxic material to be suctioned away. The bone may also be injected with homeopathic and isopathic remedies to promote healing.

Many other dental problems can affect a person’s health. By incorporating biological dentistry into its overall treatment regime, biological medicine is making a truly holistic commitment to a person’s health. No longer is the mouth divorced from the medical arena. All parts of the body remain integral to the whole body as one biological system, energetically connected and dynamically regulated to adapt, react, and respond, and to make exchanges with the living