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Root Canal Toxicity: Everything You Need to Know About Root Canals
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2:36Now PlayingRoot canal toxicity explained by Dr. Kelly Blodgett: what patients should know about root canal infection, risks, and alternatives.
In this video, Dr. Kelly Blodgett, DMD of Blodgett Dental Care in Portland, Oregon explains his biological dental perspective on root canals, dead teeth, chronic infection, and whole-body health. If you have been told you need a root canal, already have a root canal-treated tooth, or are wondering whether a root canal could be affecting your health, this video will help you understand the questions worth asking.
Dr. Blodgett explains why a root canal-treated tooth is no longer connected to its nerve supply, blood supply, and lymphatic drainage in the same way a living tooth is. He also discusses how bacteria may remain inside the tooth structure and why infection around the root can become a concern over time.
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO
Root canals are often recommended when a tooth is painful, infected, or no longer vital. Conventional dentistry may focus on saving the tooth structure, but biological dentistry asks a deeper question: what does it mean to keep a dead tooth in a living body?
In this video, Dr. Blodgett explains why patients should understand the possible long-term concerns with root canal-treated teeth, including chronic infection, immune system stress, and the relationship between oral health and systemic wellness.
This video is not meant to create fear. It is meant to help patients become informed, ask better questions, and understand their options.
Depending on your specific situation, options may include monitoring, root canal treatment, extraction, no replacement, a removable partial denture, a dental bridge, a dental implant, or a ceramic dental implant. Every option has benefits, risks, costs, and long-term considerations.
ABOUT BLODGETT DENTAL CARE
Blodgett Dental Care is a biological and holistic dental practice in Portland, Oregon led by Dr. Kelly Blodgett, DMD. Our team provides minimally invasive, whole-body dental care for patients who want to better understand the connection between oral health and overall wellness.
Patients visit us for biological dentistry, holistic dental care, root canal removal, root canal alternatives, ceramic dental implants, mercury filling removal, cavitation treatment, ozone therapy, 3D dental imaging, dental anxiety support, and dental tourism in Portland.
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Blodgett Dental Care
522 SE Belmont St, Ste A
Portland, OR 97214
Phone: (971) 308-5203
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