THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
giving you discomfort. You will need to take out the partial for
cleaning much more often than if you had a simpler partial that
included all the molars and premolars in any one quarter
(quadrant) of your mouth.
The same thinking applies to front teeth. If you have only
two or three good front teeth, you should consider the need to
remove partials for cleaning more frequently than you would
need to remove a full denture.
Fillings that could be replaced with an inlay or onlay may
simply be removed, leaving the hole open. Later, when your
tumors are gone you may have them filled using zinc oxide and
phosphate paste as the glue. But this does leave you with a
grave risk—the risk that the dentist “didn’t get it all.” And this
could hardly be considered the dentist’s fault, since he/she must
work blindly. Plastic is almost invisible and undetectable by any
means. Even a digital X-ray could not detect a tiny bit left be-
hind. A reliable plastic identifier has not yet been found. If you
are terminally ill, the tiniest remnant of plastic could tip the
scales to failure. Your spleen, bone marrow and liver are al-
ready full of plastic toxins, as a cup of water is “full” to the
brim. Your spare storage tissue, fat, is full, too. Even a tiny
plastic remnant is too much. Extraction is safer.
When the open tooth is brushed daily with oregano oil and
colloidal silver, and occasionally with bleach (USP, more on
this below), it does not decay further. I have not seen these teeth
undergo further decay in one year’s time. Remember that the
purpose of the original filling was to stop decay. You can now
do that without the filling so no harm is done for about one
year, enough time for you to get well first. You will be able to
monitor your teeth yourself by watching for discoloration. Any
beginning infection can be quickly eliminated by yourself. (See
Home Dentistry , page 91.)