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To: ogi who wrote (2825)	12/6/2005 9:25:17 PM
From: Proud Deplorable	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78421

Uh oh, maybe thats the reason I feel crappy a lot. I have a couple of them. Once they are out then what do you do to fill the space?

To: ogi who wrote (2825)	12/6/2005 10:06:51 PM
From: vireya	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 78421

Ogi, a root canal therapist removes all the crevices inside the canal, similar to making a tube out of a tortuous cavern. After removing the sof tissue with barbs, the canal interuior surface is then smoothed with files. The root canal does NOT remove the root, but only the interior of it. The focal infection theorists come into play when the root tip is sealed withOUT disinfecting nor smoothing with files. If antibiotics and/or the body cannot reach the interior of the tooth through the microscopic pores you mentuion, then I cannot help but wonder how the bugs can leave. After all, think about it, the bugs are bigger molecules than is the serum, where the antibodies arecontained. I think youre treading on very thin ice here. Maybe you should research it a bit further. BTW, am not an endodontist; merely a periodontist