ROOT-CANAL FILLED TEETH – AVOID THEM
by Dr. Lawrence Wilson
© September 2026, LD Wilson Consultants, Inc.
All information in this article is for educational purposes only. It is not for the diagnosis, treatment, prescription or cure of any disease or health condition.
I. INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION
A root canal procedure is a dental procedure. It may be recommended when a tooth is infected. It is an alternative to pulling out the tooth or healing the tooth using natural methods.
The procedure is to drill out the center of the tooth. This is also called the root canal. The drilling including destroying the nerve that goes to the tooth.
This leaves a dead tooth in your mouth. Then the dentist fills the root canal with a filling material.
PROBLEMS WITH ROOT CANALS
The root canal procedure is approved for dentistry at this time. However, we strongly oppose the use of the root canal procedure. The reason is that I am told that all of them become infected, most within 18 months.
Not only do root-canal filled teeth become infected. The bacteria in the infection will move into the blood circulation and can be extremely dangerous.
Root-canals and cancer. Some health authorities say that many cases of cancer can be healed by removing all root-canal filled teeth. We believe this assertion may be true.
Removing all root-canal filled teeth is part of the development program. We particularly recommend removal if cancer is present in the body.
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