Well, the wisdom teeth were actually fine and I could have left them alone, but a dentist said they ought to come out because they were not completely exposed (slightly impacted).

She said this might cause infection later on in life if they were not removed. Well, when one of those wisdom teeth were removed, I became far sicker in health. It was never known why this happened, but I had my suspicions. So far from preventing problems, she possibly has caused them.

I went to one top doctor in my country who tested me on his voll machine and kept picking up wet gangrene in that area of the mouth where the wisdom tooth had been removed. This is known as caviation. THis is where a tooth gets removed, but the bone underneath may not grow back over the hole.

This can be caused by the dentist or oral surgeon leaving behind the peridontal ligament and/or using a vaso constrictor in local anasethetic. All frustrate blood flow, healing to the area.

For someone already immune compromised, the growth of bacteria in that area can become systemic and poison the entire body. Even worse apparently than mercury.

So this doctor feels there is gangrene there, yet no obvious signs on xray or even bone scan. Leaving me unable to really do much about it.

If there is something there as he says, then it might explain the loss of healing in my body. Though I have a virus, I dont remember being quite this bad before the dental work....so something isn't right for sure.

The removal of the tooth wasn't the upsetting part, it was the deterioration in health following that dental job. And the fact there is no clear cut evidence.