John | Neck Pain Following Tooth Post Falling out of Mouth (Neck Pain; Back Pain; Shoulder Pain) | Source of Pain is Dental

Rowen has posted at least two videos of John.

1-Video #1 posted March 9, 2018, Neck Pain Following Tooth Post Falling out of Mouth

John had a Tooth Post fall out on Tooth T14. He immediately started having Neck Pain and Back Pain, down his scapula. He went to chiropractors, and he got some minor, temporary relief, but he was still in pain. He says “last Wednesday, I woke up, and I could barely turn my head or upper torso.” John came to Rowen for help. Rowen identified a disturbance on Tooth T14. Rowen injects Procaine in Tooth T14. John says his neck pain and back pain are greatly reduced. John has greater range of motion in his neck. Rowen sends John to the dentist.

2-Video #2 posted March 8, 2021, Neck and Shoulder Pain from Dental Source Large 540p

John came to Rowen with “recent onset” of neck pain, shoulder pain, and back pain. His neck is stiff, and his left shoulder has limited range of motion. He cannot lift his arm above his head. John says he recently had dental work. The dentist treated an infection on Tooth T14, and the dentist thought that there might be an infection on T15 as well, but did not work on it. Rowen injects Procaine into T15. John says he has greater range of motion in his neck and shoulder. John is now able to lift his left arm above his head. Rowen sends John to the dentist.

Please note, Rowen made another video of John in 2015, where John says that Rowen’s Ozone treatments helped him heal faster from dental surgery, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5EW_rFQOJw&t=6s.

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