DENTAL WORK
storage sites—fat tissue and tumors themselves—to begin tumor
shrinkage.
Making Your Dentures and Partials
There are different opinions among dentists about when to
make an impression of your mouth: before tooth extraction or
later after your mouth has healed. There are advantages and dis-
advantages to either choice. The life-saving process is extrac-
tion—so don’t delay a single day with this, even if the denture-
making schedule is postponed.
For “instant teeth” the impressions are made before extrac-
tion. Ideally, the fitting is done immediately after extraction
while still under anesthesia, so a very good fit can be made. But,
of course, the mouth often changes its shape as it heals. Major
adjustments will be necessary a month or so later.
Methylmethacrylate and polyurethane can be hardened by
yourself at home and are therefore safe from seeping, even if a
pink color is chosen for your dentures or partials. Other materi-
als hold promise but need more research. See Hardening Den-
tures in Recipes.
Congratulations
You have completed the hardest task required to shrink your
tumors: you have evicted Clostridium from its fortress.
A glance in the mirror shows you a beautiful set of teeth,
sweet-smelling breath at all times and chewing better than be-
fore. You have enabled your body to survive.
On The Road To Recovery
Of course you have done a lot more than just eradicated
Clostridium! You have also removed heavy metals, mutagens,