Hi there, you're welcome. lol yeah, I'm known for my long messages. I took typing at school, so this is the only reason I can do that.

Yeah cavitations are another issue too. Bear in mind, they are notorius for not showing up! One way of finding out is actually pretty simple. The area where your wisdom teeth were? you pinch that area between fingers and squeeze firmly, not too hard, but firmly. If you feel any pressure/pain like a deep bone pain or anything, usually you have cavitations. Oh you can just kind of push firmly on the site itself, push down quite hard and rub all around that area, even the underside of it, basically firmly push and massage and again check for pain. Sometimes after doing that, you may even notice a foul taste in your mouth from stimulating the area and aggravating the toxins beneath.

But sadly, what dental professional is going to go by that? To do cavitation surgery, they usually want proof. Some people are lucky enough to find someone who will simply open up every area and clean it out regardless.

I have them as well, but get contradictory answers on the entire thing. I can't get help for it either.

anyway, hope you can get these things rectified.

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