This is true and sadly cavitations are very very tough to diagnose. Hidden cavitations are the worst and yes so often cause no external signs, but sadly can cause systemic toxicity and are often FAR worse than mercury toxicity. In fact Hal Huggins said that cavitation patients are sicker than mercury.

Interestingly enough, even after a bad viral infection that never left me, and still being mercury toxic, I had a wisdom tooth removed in 2004. Since that time I have been even sicker, so much so as to almost come to halt in being able to heal at all. Yet nothing has shown up on xray or even the cavitat scan. But a doctor here detected what he thought was wet gangrene (dead pulp) right in that area of my jaw from the extraction.

But nobody will help me. Most dentists here do not do cavitation surgery and the one that does won't go near me because I am so sick, he also does not believe that I have cavitation in that area because the tests he did detected them elsewhere.

So to me this is "it". I am also very tired and dont even think I can handle any further dental work. Everything seems to be going around in a vicious cycle and one I can't break free from. And yes Jill is correct, vaso constrictors contribute or even cause cavitations (and if you can believe this, can kill teeth). All due to deadening the area so much that healthy blood flow is all but shut off and for far too long.

With that in mind, the fact most dentists do not remove the periodontal ligament when they remove the tooth, the area really does not have much hope of healing. Leaving that ligament prevents the bone from knitting over that area and simply leaves the ligament to basically ROT.

And people wonder why I have such a cynical and angry view of dentists... Why are they the cause of so much misery and financially sucking people dry at the sametime? On top of this, we pay out more to try and amend THEIR mistakes.

I'll stop there because I am getting angry right now just typing about it. But I will say this, since the dental work in 2004, my symptoms have been the following:

Exhaustion like I have never known, bed ridden most of the time or only being able to sit in a chair, inability to heal properly, not responding anymore to detox programmes, far worse yeast issues and unable to get that under control like I once did, making big efforts with little or not results, horrible vivid dreams, severe depression and anxiety, feelings of hate and anger, the worst gut problems I have known to the point that any toxin movement or "removal" often results in severe gut pains for no apparant reason and having to wait till the toxins finally move away from that area (taking many months). This is pretty much going on all the time now since the dental work.

So yeah anybody should avoid wisdom tooth removal if they can, it is not worth the risk of ending up like this.