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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / October 2005From Dr. Robert Kulacz.
MESSAGE: This message is not flagged. [ Flag Message - Mark as Unread ] Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2005 08:03:09 -0500 From: "Robert Kulacz" <drkulacz@optonline.net> Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert Subject: Re: Robert Kulacz, D.D.S.- Contact Informayion To: "Mr Joel Eichen" <joeleichen@yahoo.com> Joel: There is a problem posting on the dental forum.I cannot get a post there. There is a thread on the first page titled "Why "dis"endo. I would like to clear up an issue there that is important and misleading. First, I am currently NOT a member of IAOMT. The thread goes on to say that I would make more money doing implants and why don't I talk about that? In fact I have been outspoken about implants on past radio programs that I have done etc. If you would, could you please post the I am not generally in favor of implants the way they are currently performed even though I took a 1 year post graduate training in implants. Only in rare occassions (very very rare) would I suggest them. I had placed many in my career but not anymore. If I still did, I COULD afford a new computer!!! Robert Kulacz, D.D.S. Thanks. PS:: To Dartos 1:Root canals are not sterile as you state. Even when performed to perfection, RCT teeth are not sterile. This is in all of the current scientific literature. The ADA admits this. 2. Epinepherine does cause transient ischemia that may be harmful to some people. This is especially true in the mandible. It occurs with a block injection but is more prono unced and injurious to the bone with an interligamantary injection or the stabident injection technique. It will raise the pressure in the cancellous bone when a Stabident is used. The result is reduced blood flow due to restriction of capillary flow. Thank you for your assistance. Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: Mr Joel Eichen To: drkulacz@optonline.net Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 7:32 PM Subject: Re: Robert Kulacz, D.D.S.- Contact Informayion Its good to see you still have a sense of humor! Joel drkulacz@optonline.net wrote: > PS:: To Dartos > > 1:Root canals are not sterile as you state. Even when performed to > perfection, RCT teeth are not sterile. This is in all of the current > scientific literature. The ADA admits this. I am not qualifed to be in this discussion, but this looks like a classic "straw man" argument. Are there any parts of the body that are sterile? Sterile before or after any treatment? Isn't the goal of rct to reduce the infection and remove dead tissue to the point where the natural defenses of the body can re-establish control? Vaughn > > PS:: To Dartos > > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Vaughn I think your assessment is accurate. I have noted much straw in the doctor's case studies I have viewed thus far. My library is getting me a copy of his book, as it was indicated there were many examples of good case studies in there. They said they should have it Monday or Tuesday...I'll report back. T I never stated that root canals were 'sterile' (but they can come very close). I did not comment on Stabident or intraligamental injections (though using the correct anesthetics and techniques, they are quite safe). What study anywhere has demonstrated reduced perfusion from an IANB? Dartos > PS:: To Dartos > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Bob
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