Learn to protect against tuberculosis


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The Spirochetes can be more Significant to Patients than Streptococcus Bacteria in Dental Infection

Compared to streptococcal infections,that severe tooth decay areas which exposed
spirochetes are represented in only a smallthe pulp could provide an entry way through
percent of the total number of dentalthe teeth into the body for the tuberculosis
infections. Even less involved, butbacillus.
nevertheless significant to patients when
they  occur,  are  infections from parasites.By traveling through the root canal into
adjacent tissue, bacteria could be picked up
Dr. Price reported a case in which a womanby the lymphatic system and transported to
patient had a huge abscess in her neck from athe lymph grands of the neck, and from there
fistula of a lower infected molar tooth. Evento other body areas. Enlarged cervical glands
after the tooth was extracted, the chronicpersisting for periods off time seemed to
abscess resisted treatment efforts for manymiraculously disappear when infected teeth
weeks. A bacterial examination disclosed thewere removed from patients, proving that
presence  of  a  large  number  of  amoeba.bacteria do travel from the tooth to the
neck.
Treatment for amoebic parasites promptly
stopped the infection. On the following pageTuberculosis became a reasonably easy disease
are pictures of this woman's condition: theto treat when antibiotics arrived. Now,
fistula training under her chin, an x-rayhowever, TB is again attacking more and more
picture showing her teeth and the infectedpeople - and customary treatments are no
tooth socket, plus a microscopic slidelonger effective. The bacteria are mutating,
picture of the amoeba parasites causing herchanging their form and characteristics, much
distress.like what Price found to be occurring with
organisms  in  dentin  tubules.
Amoeba were also found to nearly always be
present in pyorrhea gum pockets, and in atMost people know that certain bacterial
least one instance the parasite hadinfections can be transmitted to others, such
penetrated into the adjacent bone. It isas scarlet fever, diphtheria, etc. Most also
hoped that learning of the presence of suchknow that a person can be a carrier and
organisms and the local and systemic harmtransmit a disease without himself being ill
they can cause will stimulate all readers toof the disease. Do you suppose that those who
seek regular, competent prophylaxis care by ahave badly decayed teeth would be more apt to
dentist or dental hygienist every three tobe carriers of bacterial infections? Don't
six  months.you suppose that these people would also be
more susceptible to becoming seriously
While the foremost difficulties investigatedinfected  themselves?
by Price concerned infections in the root
canal and other tooth parts involvingThe most prevalent organisms which inhabit
streptococcus organisms, in this chapter wethe mouth were discussed and it was stated
have tried to point out some other organismsthat of the 10 varieties of streptococcus
that can be responsible for systemic disease.bacteria, the "fecalis" family was
predominant in 65 1/2 percent of the cases
Bacteria can also be involved via the mouthtested.
in a few other ways. At the time of the Dr.
Price studies, tuberculosis was a ratherCopyright (c) 2007 Sung Lee, and George
common serious illness. Dr. Price pointed outMeinig D.D.
to his colleagues at the Research Institute



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