Dental clean-up – advanced

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Dr. Hulda Clark’s advanced dental program addresses the root of systemic toxicity and chronic illness by identifying and removing all sources of dental contamination. This includes root canals, metal prosthetics, radioactive elements, cavitations (infected bone pockets), and toxins embedded in the gums. Below is a structured summary of the key steps.

1. Preparation

• Panoramic X-ray: Obtain two copies, one for the patient and one for the practitioner.
• Suspend vitamin C: 12–24 hours before the appointment to prevent resistance to anesthesia.
• Pain control: Take a pain reliever (e.g., Dorixina Forte or Extra Strength Tylenol) one hour before the procedure to reduce injection pain.

2. Removal of gold

• Remove all dental gold first. Gold promotes prion activity and contributes to mental confusion, depression, and terminal symptoms.
• Eliminate all other sources of gold, including jewelry, food, and gum tissue deposits (which require gum trimming).

3. Removal of prosthetics

• Remove all crowns, caps, bridges, and dentures without drilling. These materials are often contaminated with radioactivity.
• Avoid drilling prosthetics to prevent the spread of radioactive particles; only drill natural teeth when necessary.

4. Extraction of root canals and cavitation treatment

• Extract all root canal–treated teeth. Clean the cavities thoroughly with dental burs.
• Identify and clean old cavitation sites containing residues of cerium, uranium, polonium, or bleaching agents.

5. Dietary measures during dental treatment

• Maintain a liquid or blended soft diet to prevent weight loss.
• Disinfect open teeth with Dental Bleach (0.05% sodium hypochlorite) four times daily.

6. Identification of radioactive amalgam teeth

• Use oral rinses and chelating agents to remove radioactive particles from the gingival sulcus.
• Test cleaned root canals for uranium and polonium.
• Extract any tooth found to contain radioactive amalgam.

7. Gum trimming and disinfection

• Surgically trim 3 – 4 mm of gum tissue and 2 mm from the gingival margin around each affected tooth.
• Disinfect all areas with Dental Bleach, then rinse immediately with water after surgery.

8. Replacement and final testing

• After the clean-up, replace teeth with non-radioactive composite materials.
• Test all replacements using the Syncrometer to confirm the absence of residual radioactivity.

9. Postoperative care

• Continue rinsing with EDTA for 4 or more hours per day for several days.
• Apply warm compresses to the face to stimulate arterial flow to the jaw.
• Use oral irrigators (water picks) to remove debris. Avoid solid food and unsterilized utensils.
• Use soft homemade dental floss and tooth powder containing oregano oil and calcium powder.

10. Use of the Tooth Zappicator

• Treat each tooth in three stages: upper surface, inner gum, and outer gum, 5 minutes per area.

Supplements to take before each session:

Supplement	Dosage	Schedule
Hydrangea (Hydrangea arborescens)	500 – 1000 mg	3 – 5 times daily
Sodium selenite	3000 – 4000 mcg	Daily
Vitamin C	High dose	3x daily with meals

This intensive dental detoxification is essential for reversing chronic diseases, strengthening immunity, and preventing the spread of microbial and radioactive contamination. Complete recovery requires strict adherence to both the in-office dental protocols and the home care program. While some steps overlap with the standard dental clean-up, the advanced dental clean-up is far more comprehensive and rigorous, designed specifically to address chronic and severe conditions in a deep and definitive way.

References:

The Cure for All Diseases, p. 407–415; The Cure for All Advanced Cancers, p. 283–289; The Syncrometer Science Laboratory Manual, p. 63–65.