Update: so i found 1 through a website for naturopathic dentists or whatever and 2 through a website for holistic dentists.. can anyone explain if these do what i want to do (meaning removing my dead tooth throurougly?
I want my root canal treated tooth to be removed including ligament and whatever (not just pulling the tooth and leaving the rest like a regular dentist would do).. so i'm looking for a biological dentist to do that.. i searched for dutch ones but they're all pretty far away..
So now i'm looking wether there maybe is one in or around the Kleve or Goch area
I tried googling in german but i really don't speak/read a word german.. i tried stuff like "biologische zahnartzt kleve" and "ganzheitlichen zahnartzt" but i just get crazy in my head about the german texts of the search results.
Also don't know if there is any german centralized website that shows the biological dentists all over germany...?
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Holistic Dentist:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holistic_dentistry
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Dentistry, you can find different types over there:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dentistry
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Before you proceed to do dangerous 'Alternative Medicine' Read this first:
Dental woo:
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Dental_woo
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1 more thing, there are different 'fake' dentist... Please, be cautious, ask questions.
I just confronted myself with the prices of filling the gap if i removed it, i don't know if i could just let the gap stay.. even though it's fairly in the front (tooth behind upper canine) prices for a bridge or implant are rediculous..
Ok, through this website http://www.bnz.de/data/daten.php i found 1 that doesn't have a website or anything in kevelaer.. but i don't know what naturopathically means.. is that the same as biological dentist?
And through this website http://www.gzm.org/55-0-therapeutensuche.htm?typ=ZA&plz=&or... i found 2 in kleve.. but what does holistic mean compared to biological.. ??
Anyone can say they are holistic but at least with them you know they won't be rude to you when you say what you are looking for or are concerned about. From what I understand biologic means they use materials that are bio compatible with the human body.
What to look for...ask for material safety data sheets on every material they will be using in your mouth and make sure you know what each ingredient is before letting them put it in your mouth, make sure there is no metals in the materials. Make sure you trust the dentist, that they are conscientious and will not lie to you. For those of us in the U.S. it is often worth while to travel to a third world country to get dental work done, I have not done it but know people who have and they say they payed 1/4 the amount they would have in the U.S. even with travel expenses, so you may look at that option.
You might try going to local meet ups that are natural health oriented such as vegan meet ups and ask for referrals there.
Good luck! :)
i'm now in doubt wether to remove the tooth because of costs of a replacement (btw is an implant not ok according to you because of the titanium?) But i've looked some stuff up.. if i do remove the tooth i'll get an implant in spain and add a vacation to it.. cause there apparently it's around 500 euro while here in NL it's 1500-2500 euro. for that 500 euro you get a denture with 1 tooth here.
I did not find anything in Kleve. How about Bonn? http://www.die-zahnarztpraxis-bonn.de/
lol.. bonn.. that's 160km.. the closest in NL is 77km..