In 1993, two important books arrived in bookstores: It’s All In Your Head by Hal Huggins, DDS, and Root Canal Cover-Up by George Meinig, DDS.

The information contained in these books alerted many individuals to the issues created by the use of dental amalgam (silver colored fillings containing mercury), plus the hazards posed by root canal procedures.

The authors provided convincing evidence that these dental procedures will cause a number of problems in the mind and body and that proper detox is needed to free you of these problems.

Now, a little over 10 years after these books were printed, we are also discovering that iatrogenic or the physician-induced illness within the dental method isn’t confined to mercury and root canal procedures. There’s a growing awareness that focal infections originating from the mouth will also create a variety of illnesses.

The ‘focus’ is a confined area of toxins and dead or infected tissue. Focal infection within the mouth typically shows no apparent symptoms in the area of the infection. But, it can spread the toxins to other body organs that make a comprehensive body detox extremely important.

One kind of focal infection appears in the area of the jawbone. The jawbone experiences trauma and this trauma might be physical, bacterial and/or toxic in origin. The trauma is typically caused by tooth extraction.

Although the place of extraction appears to heal properly, actual holes or pockets are shaped beneath the gum surface. When aerobic bacteria (sometimes “friendly” bacteria requiring oxygen) get trapped in an anaerobic environment (a place with no oxygen), they endure a change and manufacture extremely dangerous toxins.

That suppressed hole in the jawbone, called a cavitation, has become an incubation chamber for germs whose toxic waste products weaken the whole body.

These bacterial toxins circulate around the body and strike the weakest organs, which might trigger a systemic disease, like an autoimmune disorder. This wide-ranging attack of toxins must be addressed by a full body detox.

Any disorder or malfunction within the body can start from a jawbone cavitation, even though there’s no pain or discomfort in that specific area. The teeth immediately surrounding the cavitation are ultimately affected and may slowly decay, like gangrene, as a result of not enough blood supply nourishes that half of the body.

The details of focal infection have been known by the medical profession for years currently, but not enough attention has been given to its complications. The truth about the hazards of focal infection has been obscured by current medical practices and teachings.

A group of open-minded dentists and physicians have become aware of the damages inflicted by the standard tooth extraction and other dental procedures. These same dentists and physicians have sought to each avoid and correct such damaging results by exploring detox procedures, doing proper extraction techniques, minimizing root canal procedures, and performing surgery to heal jawbone cavitations.

Cavitations as a source of toxic damage is rarely, if ever addressed in most detox programs. For many, but, it may simply be the missing link that explains why your detox was not as effective as you hoped it’d be.

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