Dental Implants

We had a discussion some years ago but I was wondering if anyone has an experience with dental implants, good or bad, titanium or zirconium.
The crown over my root canaled tooth is failing and I really don't want to spend money on another crown and had always wanted the root canal out of my mouth.
I had an epicoectomy on it and it is capped with mercury so on x rays I can see 2 balls of mercury right inside my gums.
A bridge is possible since there are 2 teeth surrounding it but I know the possible issues with that as well-filing down 2 good teeth for the bridge. The implants make me more nervous however

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I had a terrible reaction from lithium disylicate (something like that) ....  as in emax or others.  These supposedly are all porcelain but they aren't.  Had to have bridge removed.  Lost $3000 and annoyed the dentist.  

Thank you for this info.
Being careful to what dental care is being done upon your body
might prove critical vs emf-problems.

Dr.Mercola also has something to that topic:

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2012/08/25/heavy-metal-electromagnetic-fields.aspx

dental implants need a lot of continuous hygiene.
if one is too lazy for that, like me, it is a waste of money.
there should be healthy bone to begin with.
zirconia is a problem emf-wise.
dentists are robbers by profession, it is hard to find an honest and sane one.
quite a few holistic / biologic dentists follow the scientology-church and pay large sums to have evil spirits removed.
the richer a follower, the more evil spirits of course, i heard about a dentist who paid a million usd ( and yes, he had to charge his customers first ).
holistic is just a word, find out their procedures, and wether they overcharge more than usual.
conventional dentists are idiots and/or lack a conscience, they use very poisonous materials and do not even bother to remove the ligament when pulling a tooth, which is pretty bad.
anyway, get informed before doing anything to your teeth.
lack of ( absorbed ) vitamines and minerals cause a lot of dental problems.
calcium is important, raw milk-products are a great source, but pasteurized means dead enzymes and mal-absorption.
vitamin d seems also crucial, preferable no synthetic version of it.
especially vegans need to pay attention here, and eat large quantities of vegetables.
very recommendable in case you have a dead tooth in your mouth :
" the toxic tooth : how a root canal could be making you sick " by Kulacz and Levy.
this is serious stuff.

I've never had any issues with my zirconia crowns... I think a lot of people (including me) will say they are fine for ES.

Marc

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No offense, but dont forget to brush throughly enough twice a day and floss throughly once a day.(or with the small interdental brushes if dentist advice) And 2,5-3 hours between food intake together with healthy food and lifestyle and one would have healthy teeth for life with no more cavities.

Problem is many dentists don´t learn us about preventive dental care, the best care there is. We have to read us up on it.

till i was 16 i had a dentist that followed the "drill, fill and bill" mantra like crazy, twice a year.
that was in the seventies when lots of holes were drilled into healthy teeth for profit's sake.
the last time i had 6 large fillings.
since then i never brushed my teeth nor visited a dentist for 12 years, no joke.
when finally having my mouth checked, there were only 3 cavities, probably damaged old fillings.
in my view there is in general too much focus on hygiene and bacteria and too little on nutrition and health.
a guy named Ramiel Nagel follows the same logic, his books are interesting and worth reading.
of course i do not agree and resonate well with any book totally, but with him it is close to 80 %.
these days i sometimes use a "waterpik" , supposedly more effective than flossing and certainly more easy.

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I agree, dentists are robbers by profession, it is hard to find an honest and sane one. My strategy is to avoid X-Rays because X-Rays are a sort of microwave and develop damage to the living tissue

I have Cerec E-Mac crowns now. The only issue I have is that I always have a bad taste in my mouth, not sure if it's the crowns or something else. I've heard that anxiety can cause a bad taste as well

I used to have emacs, but they all fell apart after a few years, and were replaced with something else.

> I have Cerec E-Mac crowns now. The only issue I have is that I always have a
> bad taste in my mouth, not sure if it's the crowns or something else. I've
> heard that anxiety can cause a bad taste as well
 

Maybe they were replaced by zirconia, I don't know.  It was whatever was stronger material, less likely to fall apart, and not metal.  Also had to wait a couple weeks for them to be made by a lab, while the original crowns were done "while you wait".

Marc


 

could you post your reasoning on why you think Zirconia is an EMF problem?  thanks!
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sorry, i meant "zirconia is NO problem emf-wise", somehow i typed it wrong, pretty dumb, and misleading.
it is less strong than titanium though, therefore larger so a larger hole will be drilled in the bone.

implants often fail after a while because infection occurs around the fake-root.
about 20 years ago that was over 50 % within 5 years, i have no recent data.
if the bone around the extracted tooth is not cleaned out and the ligament not removed, or the implant is done too soon afterwards, or the gums around the implant are not kept clean meticulously afterwards, or one's nutrition and its absorption is not adequate, then chances of infection in the bone are high.
2D X-rays miss infected areas much more often than 3D pictures, but the latter means even more radiation.
infection may cause a bad taste apart from nasty toxins entering your blood.
pulling a tooth the conventional way can also cause an area within the bone to become or remain infected, undermining one's overall health severely, similar to root canals.