Dergebinsse bei Zahnstörfeldern in der Allgemeinpraxis

Journal/Book: Ärztezeitschrift für Naturheilverfahren. 1990; 31/11: 866-869.

Abstract: Within the course of seven years 100 individuals with disturbing fields at the teeth which were patients of a medical practice in the country-side were registered and analyzed. Groups according to the diagnosis: motive apparatus (59), cephalalgy (15), allergic diseases (10), disorders of the cardiac rhythm (6), others (10). The teeth no. 8 and 6 were by far most frequently affected followed by no. 7 and 3 as well as no. 5, 4, 2 and 1. In 11 dislocated teeth were included: no. 8 nine times, no. 3 and 5 one time each. In 80% of the unilateral diseases the side was consistent with the disturbing field. The Huneke test was only performed by buccal injection and resulted in an improvement as follows: complete in about 50% of the patients; more than half in about 35% of the patients; and none in about 15% of the patients. This should be considered a reason to review the buccal and palatal testing as required in the literature. The test injection alone resulted in 11% of the patients to be continously free of complaints.

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