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Interference field remediation

What does alternative dentistry mean by interference fields in the oral cavity?

Biological dentistry focuses on the knowledge that the teeth are connected to the rest of the body and thus affect overall health.
Interference fields in the oral cavity are processes that affect other systems in the organism and can cause undesirable chronic changes in the long term.
Holistic dentistry assumes that inflammatory processes in the jaw area, for example, are capable of causing various diseases via connections to the organs.
These include rheumatism, multiple sclerosis, chronic functional disorders of other organs, cancer, autoimmune diseases and many other illnesses.
Interference field remediation is therefore advisable.
These interference fields are often

  • Wisdom teeth
  • Inflammation of the jaw bones
  • Extraction wounds that have not healed completely
  • Periodontitis and bacterial accumulation in gum pockets
  • dead, root-treated teeth
  • displaced teeth
  • Dental fillings (especially amalgam) or dentures (especially if they are made of metal)

Interference fields of the human organism

How do interference fields affect the body and why is interference field remediation worthwhile?

Interfering fields tend to activate the sympathetic nervous system. As a result, the body is in a state of stress and releases more of the stress hormones cortisol and adrenaline. This in turn leads to vasoconstriction and increased blood flow to the muscles. Important functions of the immune system and the regeneration of the body are made more difficult. Acidification of the organism is a further consequence. This is where biological dentistry comes in.

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How is interference field remediation carried out by a biological dentist?

In the biological dental practice, the first step is to identify interference fields in order to precisely localize the underlying problem. The holistic dentist does this with the help of clinical findings and x-rays. Various biological dentistry techniques are then available to eliminate the interference fields. As a rule, these are surgical techniques. Accompanying nutrient therapy is also useful to support the body.