In this 2019 video, Dentist Dr. Gerry Curatola of NYC, rejuv-health.com, and Dr. Daniel Pompa, a Chiropractor, drpompa.com, discuss dental cavitations, and at timestamp 38:40, they show a photo of what a dental cavitation looks like when the dentist first opens up that area of the mouth (it is a hole in the bone that is filled with decay), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUDMXhjuzBU.
In this 2019 video, Dentist Dr. Jorgensen of Utah walks you through the process of dental cavitation surgery, and she mentions at timestamp 1 minute that the contents of a dental cavitation appears oily due to fatty necrosis, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdi9gLP2D00.
In this 2021 video, Dentist Dr. Chandler of Utah goes over Patient Ryan Sternagel’s CT Scan, showing him how to recognize dental cavitations on a CT Scan, and what happens during dental cavitations surgery, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogzFzcvOf30.
In this 2024 video, Dentist Dr. Chandler of Utah goes over Patient abman136’s CT Scan, showing him how to recognize dental cavitations on a CT Scan, and what happens during dental cavitations surgery, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogzFzcvOf30.
In this 2024 video, starting at timestamp 51:00, Dentist Dr. Thorsteinson of Atlanta gives a presentation on how Dental Cavitations can cause chronic health challenges, and she includes in her slideshow some very good photos of what dental cavitations look like, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60u_hwSbDbo.
In this 2025 video, Dentist Dr. Panahpour of California discusses how dental cavitations can cause many seemingly unrelated health problems, including Lyme Disease, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFzpLIgr7pw.
In this 2025 video, Dentist Dr. Qadi of Colorado why you should care if you have dental cavitations, and how she treats dental cavitations, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzoZQ0rexms.
In this 2021 video, Dentist Dr. Stuart Nunnally of Texas gives an interview, and at timestamp 1:08:00, Dr. Nunnally explains one theory of why a dental cavitation might form after tooth extraction if the Patient was given Norepinephrine (this drug stops blood flow, so the tooth socket cannot heal), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBYQfknbBqw.
The photo on the left is healthy bone in the jaw. The photo on the right is a dental cavitation.
