Case Studies

Dental / Dermatologic Connection

By Dr. Gerald H. Smith

This case clearly links a distant area that was directly affected by a dental focal infection. Such infected teeth produce thiol ethers, which are extremely poisonous compounds that have a sulfhydryl group (SH). These sulfur groups bind heavy metals like mercury. Many patients suffer systemic medical problems that have their origin from infected teeth and…

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Dental/Cancer Connection

By Dr. Gerald H. Smith

Author of Reversing Cancer: A Journey from Cancer to Cure It is estimated that 70% of all medical illnesses are directly or indirectly caused by human intervention in the dental structures (teeth and jawbones). This includes: impacted teeth, infected root canalled teeth, new and recurrent decay around old fillings, cysts, bone infections in areas of previously…

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Dental/Herniated Disc Connection

By Dr. Gerald H. Smith

The concept of most people and many health care practitioners, including most dentists, is that the dental complex has little or no direct impact on the rest of the body. Revelations brought to light during the past fifty years have documented just the opposite. Doctors of chiropractic, osteopathy and a handful of innovative dentists and…

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Dental/Rheumatoid Arthritis Connection

By Dr. Gerald H. Smith

MT is a 64-year-old Caucasian female who works as a medical transcriptionist. In 1974, a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis was made. At the early age of 30, she presented clinical symptoms of swollen knees. Through the years, her condition gradually worsened until she experienced severe painful joints throughout her body. MT’s medical treatment included the…

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Years of Pain and 50 Doctors Later..

By Dr. Gerald H. Smith

Dental / Skeletal / Toxin Connection This patient lives in Europe and flew in for a two-week dental visit. Case Report: S.W. is a 35-year old female patient that presented with the following chronic symptoms: Head feels like it was unscrewed, and then put back on her shoulders again, but with such a twist that gives…

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Bruxism: Dental/Cranial Connection

By Dr. Gerald H. Smith

J.S. bruxed or ground her teeth on a regular basis. The traditional concept is that bruxism is due to emotional stress. Patients who present a chief complaint of bruxism to their dentist are most often offered two treatment approaches: The first approach focuses on “removing the tooth interferences” which cause the muscles to tighten up.…

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Atypical Facial Pain: Dental/Cranial/Whole-Body Connection

By Dr. Gerald H. Smith

Susan was referred to my office for an unusal cluster of symptoms that had defied conventional medical, osteopathic, chiropractic, physical therapy, cranial and dental treatment for the past three years. Susan described her chief symptoms as a “twisting”, pulling sensation on the left side of her face, left side of her neck, shoulder, arm and…

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Viral/Vertigo Connection

By Dr. Gerald H. Smith

Vertigo Resolved by Bio-Frequencies There are two basic types of vertigo: objective and subjective. Objective vertigo exists when the external world revolves around the individual. Subjective vertigo manifests when the individual perceives them-self revolving in space. Vertigo is a result of a disturbance of equilibrium. It can be caused by middle ear disease; cranial distortions,…

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Dental/Congestive Heart Failure Connection

By Dr. Gerald H. Smith

Idiopathic cardiomyopathy: When the cause of heart failure is never identified it is referred to as idiopathic cardiomyopathy. This condition can be caused by past, unidentified viral or bacterial infections. Unfortunately most cardiologists do not investigate the possibility that existing dental infections can play a major role in causing congestive heart failure. According to Dr. Dietrich…

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30-Year Dental/Migraine Connection

By Dr. Gerald H. Smith

Approximately 45 million Americans suffer from chronic headaches, and of them, 28 million suffer from migraines. To the chronic migraine headache sufferer, headaches can mean more than sheer physical torture –they can disrupt work, destroy weekend plans, and even put a strain on marriage and relationships with family and friends. Statistically more woman get migraines…

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