Side note, although I have not been able to ask him directly, it was told to me that Dr. Haley and his wife both had all root canals they had in their mouths removed upon the completion of his studies of root canal teeth. So, if we take Dr. Haley’s research and ponder the implications, it shows us that if a person has one root canal, they have a 25% chance that it’s no big deal, 50% chance that it will cause some trouble and be a source of irritation and aggravation for their immune system, and a 25% chance that it could cause big trouble. What the research is finding is that certain bacterial strains have an affinity for certain tissues in the body. So, while one bacteria really likes to cause trouble in heart cells, another might prefer liver cells and choose to take up residence there to cause trouble. The bacterial toxins associated with dead teeth is just one of the issues around root canals dental supplies. Another issue is the various materials used to fill the pulp chamber of the tooth once the root canal has been performed. Yet another issue is the relationship between the root canal tooth and the bio-energetic flow to the internal organs associated with that tooth. (Click here to view an interactive chart to see what teeth relate to which internal organs and body parts.) We’ll table these issues for other articles. With all this, you might wonder why this issue isn’t black and white for us and how we could ever ponder why someone would choose to keep a root canal tooth in place. As many of you know, we are not experts but consider ourselves very broad generalists. We have to take all this information in and decide what we are going to do about it. You see, if a person chooses to have a root canal tooth removed, especially if they have more than one root canal, this can compromise the person’s ability to chew food and therefore nourish their body. This ability to nourish our bodies is so fundamentally crucial that it really must be thoroughly considered and a sober decision be made regarding the best route for one’s life dental air compressor. After all, if a person only has one root canal and is living a healthy life, it’s possible that their immune system is able to effectively stay on top of any disruption the dead tooth could be causing. So, it’s not a black or white issue for us. Each of us must soberly look at the information available on the subject and decide that path for us. We hope this article helps to increase your knowledge of the subject of the whole body implications that root canals play. In our next article in this series, we’ll explore the options someone has if they currently have one or more root canals and have decided to have the root canal tooth removed. We will look at the various choices a person has regarding how to fill the gap and the relatively long-term implications of each.  What Should I Do If I Chip A Tooth? for more information.