Is she a biologic dentist? And can she assure you of the up-to-date best method and most biological way of doing root canals? E.g. (taken from a website) - Conventional root canal therapy is based on mechanical debridement of the canals with antiseptic solutions. The canal(s) are then filled with a rubber based material called gutta-percha and a root canal sealer to try to seal the canal and kill the remaining microbes. Many of these root canal sealers have been proven to be toxic. Furthermore their penetration into the dentinal tubules is limited. After endodontic therapy of infected teeth, microbial infection persist in the root of the tooth and bacterial by-products can continue to access the bloodstream. This is a serious problem as discussed in a recent scientific article published in the International Journal of Endodontics.


Toxins from root canals and cavitations have been found to be worse than that of mercury. The only root canals that are apparently proving a safer bet, are the ones here:

http://www.integrativedentalmedicine.com/ocalexic.html


The safer solution for implants, appears to be this latest method here:

http://www.integrativedentalmedicine.com/metalfreeimplantology.html

Whatever way you choose, steer clear of mainstream dentists and go to one who understands the potential toxicity of these dental procedures.