Hi TGoss, yep, when something happens to you that goes beyond the usual and you end up devastated in health, you tend to not be able to get your mind on anything else. That's how it is!

I would say for sure you have cavitations. Usually symptoms can begin pretty rapidly after an extraction, or ones that you've had there all along from an old extraction can start to release their bacteria into the rest of the body from being "set off" from other dental work and/ Or you've been immune compromised and your system cannot hold the bacteria in place.

They usually don't show up on xrays, but a good dentist will usually be able to spot them. Often sadly they're missed. I had a panoramic xray done and my biologic dentist told me I had no cavitations. I then had a cavit bone scan and it showed cavitations, so then he re-read the xray and suddenly he sees them. Problem is, he said there were only "two" yet a dentist in Mexico who is probably one of the best dentists you can ever go to and does cavitations routinely, I sent him my panoramic xray across email and he said there were four cavitations in all wisdom tooth sites.

I believe him because the last recent two that were done, didn't seem to show up on the xray, yet I was ill right after them. And also a doctor detected gangrene in my jaw from testing me on his voll machine (EAV machine).

So I would probably need treatment for them, but am too ill to go into a dental office. I get re-exposed to mercury everytime I walk into one and become far more toxic. IT's just unreal.