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The client had already had one of the canines in a repeated repair process for a few days. When she woke up one morning, she discovered an extra swelling on this side of her face in the cheek and upper jaw area. In the mouth area, she felt a thicker, more swollen strand above the affected tooth.

The client had already had one of the canines in a repeated repair process for a few days. The situation with this tooth is not relevant to this case report and will not be described further here. When she woke up one morning, she discovered an extra swelling on this side of her face in the cheek and upper jaw area. In the mouth area, she felt a thicker, more swollen strand above the affected tooth. From the outside, a slight swelling was visible over a large area in the area of one cheek and part of the upper lip, the corner of the mouth was narrowed and reduced.

She now thought about all the statements about "bacteria" and "inflammation because of this broken tooth". She still didn't want to consider the dentist yet.

I was able to point them to follow-up activation of further programs. When asked what her feelings and sensations were when eating, when the tooth made itself felt and the chewing process could not proceed undisturbed, it clicked with her!

It was just after this inquiry that she remembered that during the biting and chewing process, she had the feeling that she could not bite well with this tooth, in this area of the teeth; how she tried to be extra careful with this spot when biting and hardly dared to move her jaw muscles. Now she was relieved when she realized the connection: The swelling was not directly related to the damaged tooth!

It must then have reached a solution before the swelling set in: this is part of the regeneration process in a conflict-resolved phase. She assumes that the solution situation is still during the biting and chewing process, when she changed sides and completed the biting and chewing process on the other side.

The next thing to do was to avoid recurrences during the next food intake. She must have relapsed a few times, the swelling continued for a few more days before it disappeared completely; without the tooth having been further treated.

 

Report translated by: Monique Hetfeld