I've been having trouble sleeping, getting tired easily as well as
burning effects and headaches on the right side of my head for the past
5 years. After different kinds of investigations with no results,  I
started suspecting some of my teeth. I've had a 5 unit bridge over
teeth #2 to #6 that was placed in 1998 with #5 and #4 missing.

At times when the burning sensations were getting more intense I would
grab the bridge with
my fingers and apply force as if I was trying to pull it out. I guess
this way I was releasing the
pressure on the tips of the roots somehow and guess what, the burning
sensation would
dissapear in a few seconds. Same with headache, it would go away in
just a few seconds.

The bridge and root canals were done back home in eastern europe so
quality might have
been an issue. I went to my dentist here in US very determined to do
something about
these bridged teeth. X-rays showed that the root canals were poorely
done and he sent me to
an endo.The endodontist spent 3hours (no exageration) to open up just
one root in #3.
She started with #3 since it showed the worst on x-ray. She had really
hard time removing some kind of red material from my root, she said she
dealt with it before on another eastern european patient. She gave up
on the other two roots.

A month later - no improvement. So I went back to my general dentist
and we scheduled a removal of #3 and #2. After they were removed I felt
an improvement right away. I still have #6
in my head and I feel the burning sensation is focused around its area.
If I do the same exericise by trying to pull the crown left from the
bridge on it out I feel an immediate relieve, so I think I'm going to
insist on removing #6 as well.

The next step after removing #6 would probably be 4 implants and a
5-unit bridge on them.

Lately I've been reading about this relation between teeth and body
organs:
http://www.cancer-therapy.net/toothpage.htm  which has to do with
Chinese theory of
body energy lines, tai chi, that kind of stuff.

and I was wondering if the troubled tooth is replaced with an implant
will the implant still
be posing a risk of affecting other organs. For instance, I've been
feeling iritation in my
right eye for a few years now and it looks like #6 might be causing it.
Let's say I pull #6
out and the eye sympthoms dissapear. What are the chances that
replacing it with an
implant will not bring the symthoms back?

I've read so many bad things about root canals lately, but none of the
articles explicitly
say that implants are the solution.

I guess if I learned anything from my recent dental work experience is
that I will never
agree to a root canal again.

I really hope someone will do a documentary on the root canal cover-up
one day like
they did the one about McDonald's food and how it can kill you.

thank you in advance for any feedback on the dental implants effects on
body organs.

vr.