Dr. Christopher Hussar teaches how to properly diagnose and treat jaw bone infections at FREE Holistic Oral Health Summit

09/21/2015 / By Carol Young

Dr. Christopher Hussar is a holistic dentist who has over 25 years of experience. He received his D.D.S. degree from the University of Detroit Dental College in 1978 and his D.O. Degree from Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Michigan in 1986. In 2004, Dr. Christopher Hussar began a study involving thermal imaging technology. The medical applications of thermographic imaging studies were developed by Dr. Christopher Hussar, who is an expert in the fields of necrotic dental bone surgery and Lyme disease. He was directly involved in a study that looked at developing an affordable, non-radiological clinical imaging device. Dr. Hussar will be presenting incredible, life-saving information at the FREE Holistic Oral Health Summit. Click here to sign up now for free!

Dr. Hussar describes the importance of neural therapy to perform dental procedures that remove chronically infected bony tissue:

Over the last ten years, I’ve verified a secret about chronic pain. It may be caused by previously unsuspected infections in the jaw and can be easily eliminated through simple surgical procedures… I say ‘verified’ because, surprisingly, medical literature from the 1850s indicates that U.S. physicians were aware that chronic, untreated dental infections could produce serious symptoms elsewhere in the body. In fact, although this application has since been discredited, physicians once routinely recommended having teeth extracted as a cure for arthritis. The concept of chronic dental infections producing pain elsewhere in the body used to be more widely accepted in American medicine; these infections were known as a cause of ‘focal disease.’ Most American doctors and dentists seem to have forgotten this link but, since 1988, using an approach called neural therapy, I have performed thousands of dental procedures to remove chronically infected or dead bony tissue to relieve unexplained pain.

Treating focal pain isn’t the only medical application that dentists and medical doctors are discrediting. Dr. Hussar is also a proponent for keeping your wisdom teeth, in some cases, instead of removing them preemptively.

If you are having unexplained pain in your body, it could have something to do with an infection in your mouth. Dr. Hussar’s talk at the Holistic Oral Health Summit will discuss how to properly and accurately diagnose AND treat jaw bone infections. He will also divulge in some connections between dental infections and cancer.

Dr. Hussar explains how infections and pain can be connected, and why going to a doctor may just get you running around in circles:

So the bottom line here is when you get sick, you don’t go to your dentist to find out what’s wrong with you. You could come down with some autoimmune disease, you see a rheumatologist. You see an internist. You see a specialist who knows nothing about the mouth.

Root canals usually are always infected. And they’ll eventually fail and have to be extracted. So one has to understand if a tooth is infected, the infection will disseminate from that tooth, especially a root canal, and infect the bone around it. So if you remove a bad tooth and you don’t address the focal issues, the infection in the jawbone, you have left a smoldering infection – that can affect other areas of the body.

In reality, if you take a mercury filling out of somebody’s mouth and you bury it in the ground and somebody from the Environmental Protection Agency sees you, that’s a felony arrest for you. But for some reason, it’s safe to put in the mouth. Now, that makes no scientific sense at all.

In the upcoming Holistic Oral Health Summit beginning September 28, you’ll learn truly groundbreaking knowledge that “they” don’t want you to know, including information on mercury in dentistry, the scam of root canals, advanced breakthroughs with ozone therapy and even how one man overcame stage-4 cancer in seven weeks with the help of holistic oral health strategies.

The Holistic Oral Health Summit runs from September 28 to October 5, 2015. To check out the full schedule, and for details on how to register for this free event, click on this link now.