Dr. Katie To compares root canal teeth to splinters trapped in your jaw, arguing the body treats them as chronic infections that drain into the rest of your body. She claims every extracted root-canaled tooth in her practice shows infection, and they send findings to patients' medical doctors.
Really, I tell my patient, when you have a root canal, it's like a giant splinter in your jaw. That's how your body look at it. What happen when you have a splinter in your fingers? It hurt. Right. Pus coming in, swollen. Well, your body trying to do the same with a root canal, but it's in bones. It take longer, and usually it's painless because you cannot feel the pain. Plus, the mouth is an upstream, so it's been draining to the rest of the body. And then when retesting them, this is the funny thing. When dentist doesn't want to accept the truth, They say, oh, these biological dentists just make things up. We test every single tooth that we take out from the patients, and we have thousands and thousands of teeth like that, and we have not seen a clean tooth. And by the way, we send the report to the medical doctor. We don't work with our patients unless we have their blood work, unless they have a medical doctor, because you need the support to be a ToxXactor.
