Does anybody understand cavitations and how they are detected? I was told by a doctor using a "voll machine", that I had dead pulp/gangrene in the bottom left side of my jaw (from a wisdom tooth extraction in 2004). Also incompatible dental materials on the same side (two).

I go to a dentist for specific testing and he finds nothing! He
tested me with panoramic xray, and something called "topas" testing. He did not think I had a cavitation, but did find I had periodontal gum disease.

Can cavitations be missed by most tests? Also, is it possible that incompatible dental materials can cause any interference in that area that the doctor might have confused with dead pulp/gangrene? I am trying so hard to find out what has happened to me, my head is spinning. Nothing makes sense and I cannot improve anymore no matter
what diet I follow, or how many chelations I do. It's as though
everything is blocked from healing and I try and do all I can to find out why, but there are no answers.

I am so fatigued that I sit nearly all the time due to exhaustion and I've never had that problem. It's as though there is no energy whatsoever in my body. I can't gain weight, or an appetite. I just wish somebody knew what was doing this. I cannot believe all this is mercury. If it was, there'd be no reason that I would not improve over time with chelation like I once used to.

I'm so tired of it all, i feel like just giving up. I have NO amalgam in my mouth, all these symptoms I'm getting now got worse after routine dental procedures (wisdom tooth removal and replacement of two older composites with what I now find out to be incompatible/toxic ones). I have NEVER been this sick, even with mercury poisoning. I know mercury is part of the problem, but I doubt it's all of it.