Cavitations and Jawbone Infections
Cavitations are infected areas in the jaw which developed where permanent teeth were extracted, or root canal teeth are located. Many biological dentists and physicians believe that cavitations in the jaw bone are a root cause of chronic infection or illness.
The jaws and skull are the most vulnerable bones in the body; easily compromised nerves pass through them and they are exposed to a hostile external environment through the teeth which can decay and become impacted, abscessed, or extracted. These all cause cavitations (holes) in the jawbone.
See the Interactive Meridian Tooth Chart.
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RELATED INFORMATION:
Integrative Medical-Dental position paper: NICO, cavitations
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Quercetain Bromelain
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