Dr. Katie To explains why extracted teeth should be DNA tested the same day to identify hidden pathogens in the jawbone. The protocol includes cavitation surgery: opening the site, removing diseased bone, then disinfecting with ozone water, ozone gas, and a Fotona laser.
Have a root canal tooth extracted, and you don't have this test. Ask for it. Ask for it before because they have to send in the day. They have to take the sample and send in the day that you have it taken out. Because without this, you don't know what's in that site. You don't know what's in that tooth. And getting this test is really saying, "Oh my God! I can't believe all that pathogen was in your jaw this whole time." Okay, and you want to. For the cavitation surgery, or we call it open bone biopsy, we get the patient numb and comfortable, then we open the site, clean all the bone out completely, and then we disinfect it with ozone water and ozone gas, and then also with Fotona laser to really clean all the bone out.
