Gum Disease Treatment - The heart and circulatory systems are most often attacked by root canal bacteria

The Heart and Circulatory Systems Are Most Often Attacked
by Root canal Bacteria.
By Dr. George Meining,D.D.S.,

The technical medical names for a wide number of circulatory
ill health problems which can occur as side effects to root
canal therapy are endocarditis,myocarditis,pericarditis,heart
block,aortitis,angina pectoris,phlebitis,arteriosclerosis,
hyper and hypotension,anemia,leukopenia,leukocystosis,
lymphopenia,lymphocytosis,bacteremia and glycemia.

There is a tendency to regard diseases which can arise from
dental infections as being relatively few in number and
variation. The preceding list of circulatory diseases Dr.Price
found could result from a dental infection helps us see the
enormity of the problem.

During the time of World WarI, it was said that 10 to 11 percent
of all deaths in the Unitedf States and England were due to
heart involvement. At the time,most heart cases involved lesions
of heart valves, and many doctors believed streptococcal infections
were involved as the cause in 90 percent of such cases.

As recently as 1986, the Mayo Clinic Health Letter stated that
infective endocarditis which involves the interior lining of
the heart’s pumping chambers and valves is mainly caused by the
germ called streptococcus vifidans. These are the very same
family of bacteria that Price found to be most often present
in infected teeth.

In view of the importance of streptococcus and other oral
bacteria in the cause of heart disease, and the fact that the
number of deaths from this illness has increased since Dr.
Price’s time from 10 percent to more than 50 percent of all
deaths currently, the dental profession must reassess its role
in preventing and treating this disorder.

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Because these bacteria commonly inhabit the mouth and upper
respiratory tract and can be stirred up and introduced into
the circulation by routine dental care and even prophlaxis,
it is now mandatory for dentists to prescribe antibiotics
before and after any dental treatment procedures for patients
who have endocarditis in order to prevent a secondary
reinfection of their hearts. However, there is little
awareness that root canal fillings,infected tonsils,or
remaining tonsil tags can be of even greater danger to
heart disease patients.

Of several cases of endocarditis mentioned,one which
described the case of a nine year old girl is heart-rending.
She had been confirmed to bed for five of her nine years.
A cullture taken from the pulps of two of her deciduous
(baby) teeth was injected into ear veins of three rabbits
and each of them developed acute endocarditis and myocar-
ditis, and one also developed rheumatism. One of the rabbits
developed the greatest enlargement of a heart ever seen.

Many children with endocarditis were found to have a delayed
loss of their baby teeth due to slow development of the
permanent teeth. In addition, a contributing cause was found
to be low amounts of ionic calcium in their blood.

Angina pectoris cases exhibited little historical connection
to infections. However,several patients with angina, upon removal
of infected teeth, had rapid disappearance of their heart pains.

When root filled teeth were removed many  severely affected
individuals were able to live a vigorous life again with both
comfort and efficiency. A typical case history was a 23 year old
woman who was suffering from very acute heart involvement and
rheumatism. The heart trouble was so bad that should could hardly
walk across the room. After extractions of infected teeth, she
gained 15 pounds and for the five years studied while under Dr.
Price’s care she maintained a perfect health pattern in spite
of the fact that both her parents had died of heart involvement
between 55 and 60 years of age.
Dr. George Meinig,D.D.S.,F.A.C.D. is a Founder of the Association of
Root Canal Specialists Discovers Evidence That Root Canals
Damage Your Health Learn What to Do.
Learn how Dr. George Meinig discovered that a meticulous 25 year
research program, conducted by Weston A. Price, DDS, under the auspices
of the American Dental Association’s Research Institute was buried.

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Edited and prepared by Sung Lee, alternate author

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