Hi JK,

Sorry I forgot to mention the country I am currently live in. I am residing in Singapore now. I do agree that a doctor need not to be a Christian to be able to treat well. It's just that the dentists which happened to treat my issues use all these methods. Unfamiliarity breeds suspicion. Esp when I already had bad experience with doctors & dentists which brought me to this point.

Thank you for your information on homeopathy. I am still researching this stuff (and the bio energy testing). I need to make sure all the bad things mentioned are not another propaganda from the mainstream to discourage people. I mean, if they can do the same thing with so many other issues (like the mercury, etc.) I am not surprised if they did the same thing with the alternative treatments (ex: there have been bad mouthing amalgam removal as placebo as well). But as a Christian, my concern lie in some other priorities.

I have to say I agree with the doctor's diagnosis (i have done checking prior going to him), so I would say quackery is not an issue here for me. It's just the way he determined which type/brand of supplement which suit my body that concerned me. I know since having allergies issues I can try and error each time or try to find alternatives. But my question is that whether this method is the right thing to take.

So yeah, if you have infos on good oral surgeon (the one who understand multiple issues in one whole body, not only the one who look into your mouth only) I would be very happy to explore.

Thanks:)