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Based on the information that you submitted the problem I'd be most concerned with are your history of old metal crowns.

Here's Why Metal Crowns Are a Problem...

If you have a metal filling or crown or porcelain crown with a metal core, you have a small battery in your mouth (You can’t always see the metal core, and can check to see

if there is one with a dental x-ray).

All fillings and metal containing crowns are made out of an alloy, which is a combination of different metals . . . In saliva, those metals have a small electrical current running between them.

You may have felt like “you are chewing on tin foil”. That’s the current I’m talking about. It’s called galvanism.

Bacteria love this small current and they flourish when it’s there!

If you have a metal filling or crown on the tooth with a root canal, you’ve created the perfect storm.

The metals are attracting bacteria and the bacteria can infect your tooth, plus cause other problems with your whole body and health.

What Should You Do About Your Old Metal Crowns?

Dr. Michelle Jorgensen

Obviously, you should have them replaced.

But what many don’t realize is that you need to have them replaced with a Biomimetic Restoration.

I know that’s a strange sounding word – but stick with me for a minute.

Mimetic means to mimic . . . in other words, you need a restoration that mimics an actual tooth!

I wrote a book about Holistic Dentistry and wrote a chapter specially about Biomimetic Dentistry.

To learn the BEST and SAFEST WAY restoration to use to replace your metal crowns download a FREE Chapter from My Book that discusses Biomimetic Dentistry.

Inside this chapter you'll learn...

PRAISE FROM OTHER DOCTORS WHO KNOW AND TRUST DR. MICHELLE JORGENSEN

“Dr. Jorgensen has a broad grasp of the spectrum of holistic living and natural health care. Friends and family that I have referred to her have received exemplary care and I consider her a true artist of her profession.”

- Dr. Kory Branham

“Dr. Jorgensen is on the “cutting edge” of what is vitally needed in the dental profession. She has helped me with my own dental issues, as well as the dozens of patients I’ve referred to her over the last few years.”