Sensitive teether after taking clo/bo??

[taygirl]

Hi All,
It's been awhile since I've posted on here, but I am looking for some input! I recently went to the dentist and was told I had 7 cavities (I have not been eating the best up till then!) However, I did *NOT* feel any sensitivity/problems with the cavities, so I was shocked to find that out. I was told it would be $2000 to fix them all, so I decided to give the cod liver oil/butter oil capsules a try. However, since I started taking them (I have been taking some bone broth a couple times a week also), my teeth have been more sensitive than ever. It almost seems like my teeth have gotten worse! Has anyone had an experience similar to this?? I am trying to figure out what to do-- go to the dentist or wait it out and continue taking the clo/bo. Any input?

[HappyTomato]

That's odd. When I get sensitive teeth, taking my CLO/BO more regularly like I'm supposed to will correct the situation. There are other things besides CLO and BO to include when trying to heal cavities. Have you seen the monster thread in the dental forum on this topic? That would be a good place to ask this question as well.

[tanyalynn]

I've had sensitive teeth when supplementing various nutrients, for me it's an indication I either need more vitamin D, more K2, or more mag. I need a lot more K2 than most people, I think a lot of people have odd quirks, slightly different nutritional needs than the norm, and it's just trial-and-error to figure out what's needed. eta: it's the balance, I mean--so while all the nutrients in your clo/bo combo may be useful, something is being required in even higher amounts to work with it.

Sensitive teeth are discussed quite a bit in Dental, and the Cell Salts thread in Health & Healing discusses cavities--cell salts aren't expensive and I've seen really interesting things with them.