Written Testimonials

Person with handle @stuartstein7495 | Back Pain (Herniated Disc) | Source of Pain is Dental

This stuartstein7495 person posted a comment in June 2025 to this YouTube video, Jesus Had to be Part of This One SD 480p, which is on the RobertRowenMD YouTube channel, in which he tells the story of how he discovered that his back pain was caused by dental issues.

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I’ve commented before, but I will say it again. I had a herniated disc and other vertebrae knocked out of place. I went to the dentist and could barely ever get into their chairs. I got an injection of procaine, and the pain in my back disappeared completely, so much so that I asked the dentist what exactly was in the injection (it actually wasn't procaine but similar). It did wear off though, and the pain came back. I went to the doctor and asked for Lidocaine patches, but they did absolutely nothing for the pain. It was watching your videos that made me realize that what probably happened was by chance, the dentist had injected the nerve that connected to the meridian to that specific part in my spine.

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Person with handle RW5057 | Rheumatoid Arthritis | Source of Pain is Dental

This RW5057 person posted a comment in February 2025 on the Versus Arthritis website, https://community.versusarthritis.org/discussion/63995/rheumatoid-arthritis-linked-to-dental-health, in which he tells the story of how he was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis, found out about Root Canals causing distant pain, started to wonder if the Root Canal he had 6 months before being diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis might have actually been what caused his Rheumatoid Arthritis, so he had the tooth removed, but he still had Rheumatoid Arthritis, then he got a dental implant, and his “hands flared up to be virtually unusable,” so he had the implant removed, “and within 2 weeks I was back to minimal symptoms,” and since then, he has been very careful, still takes methotrexate, and he has almost no symptoms now [NOTE: it is possible that RW5057 has a dental cavitation that has not been addressed, so that could be why he still has Rheumatoid Arthritis]

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I was diagnosed with RA about 1998. The internet was new then but I did some searches and found one that seemed compelling. It was the story of Dr Weston Price. In the early 1900’s he took teeth that had undergone root canals and implanted them under the skin of rabbits. The rabbits developed RA like symptoms. He came up with a theory that you can get what he called a focal infection in the tooth that can affect other parts of the body. This was interesting to me because I had a root canal about 6 months to a year before I was diagnosed. I had no pain in my mouth but I asked my dentist about it. She had never heard about it but did an X-ray just to be sure. It turned out it was infected. I had the tooth removed and had a bridge for several years. I took Methotrexate starting then. After several years a second tooth went bad and had to be removed so I no longer had a bridge. In 2018 I decided to get a dental implant. Within 2 weeks of getting the post put in my hands flared up to be virtually unusable. I had the implant removed and within 2 weeks I was back to minimal symptoms. Since then I have been very careful about brushing, flossing, using a interstitial dental brush and finally using mouthwash every night. I still take the methotrexate and I have almost no symptoms now.

When I first mentioned this to my dentist the medical community did not buy into this theory but recent searches I have done show that there may be a connection. Based on my experience I have no doubts that there is.

I hope this story helps others.

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Jane | Multiple Sclerosis | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Australian Dentist Dr. Robert Gammal’s book, The Garbage Collector (2022), on page 290. Jane was a 43 year-old woman with three children in Australia. She was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. The MRI showed two massive lesions in her brain. The medical specialists sent her home to die. Jane found out about Root Canals causing distant health problems. She went to see Dr. Gammal. Jane had a Root Canal dead tooth and a “Maryland Bridge” that replacd her upper lateral incisor tooth. Dr. Gammal removed teh Root Canal dead tooth and the Maryland bridge. Three months later, Jane came to see Dr. Gammal again. Jane felt much better! She showed him that the new MRI scans of her brain showed that all MS sypmtoms had vanished. The lesions on her brain were gone. Jane was healed from Multiple Sclerosis.

57 year-old Man | Knee Pain From Dental Surgery Scar To Treat Tooth Abscess | Source of Pain is a Scar

This is a story in Australian Dentist Dr. Robert Gammal’s book, The Garbage Collector (2022), on page 294. A 57 year-old man came to see Dr. Gammal about a sore loewr right premolar tooth. This tooth had a cavity and a tooth abscess. Dr. Gammal extracted the tooth. One week later, he came to have his stitches (sutures) removed. This man complained of knee pain. Dr. Gammal suspected that his knee pain was being caused by the surgical scar — not a dental issue itself, but because dental surgery is still surgery, so it always creates a scar, that the scar alone might be causing the knee pain. Dr. Gammal injected Procaine into the scar on the tooth socket. The man said his knee pain instantly went away.

Steve | Vision Problem, Multiple Sclerosis | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 24.  Steve, 39, was experiencing some neurological problems and vision disorders, including difficulty determining colors.  He was diagnosed with optical neuritis and multiple sclerosis.  After discussing all the dental factors that might be involved in his condition, Steve chose to remove the root-canaled tooth which was in line with the affected eye.  Immediately following this procedure, Steve could see and distinguish colors that, hours before, were literally invisible to him.  Not only did his color discrimination return, but his neurological problems disappeared; his neurologist has given him a clean bill of health.

Vicky | Low White Blood Cell Count, Digestive Problems | Source of Pain is Root Canal

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 56.  Vicky had a white blood cell count of 2000 (optimal is 6000).  She could not work, was a recluse, and had severe digestive problems.  Prior to becoming ill, Vicky had been a robust, outgoing, and happy person who worked 50 hours a week.  What happened?  Vicky had had her mercury fillings removed when she lived in Virginia.  Then she moved to Connecticut and developed a toothache, which was treated by having a root canal.  Then she replaced some of her fillings with mercury fillings.  Then Vicky’s health went downhill.  She found Dr. Breiner a year later.  Dr. Breiner believe Vicky’s mercury fillings and root canal were the cause of her health problems.  Vicky refused to let Dr. Breiner remove her root canal tooth and mercury fillings.  She spent a year trying to heal in other ways.  Nothing worked.  She went back to Dr. Breiner and let him remove her root canal tooth and mercury fillings.  Vicky’s white blood cell count returned to normal, her digestive problems went away, and she was able to go back to work.  Vicky got a new job in Arizona.

Linda | Vision Problems, Fainting | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 114.  Linda was a business executive who traveled extensively.  For the past 10 years, she experienced sudden vision problems and would pass out.  She went to neurologists and every kind of specialist around the world.  No one could help her.  Dr. Breiner found a lot of electrical current in Linda’s mouth, especially one tooth that had a high voltage of over 900 millivolts but no current.  This meant that the current was actually building up and then discharging all at once, probably “shorting” Linda’s brain circuits and giving her vision problems.  Dr. Breiner removed all the metal in Linda’s mouth.  It has been more than 15 years, and Linda has not had a single episode of vision problems and fainting ever since.

Sonja | Arrythmia Tachycardia Heart Problem, Face Pain | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 115.  Sonja complained of face pain on the left side of her face.  She also had Tachycardia, with a heart rate of 140.  Her cardiologist could find no reason for this.  Drugs were minimally helpful.  It turns out, just prior to the onset of symptoms, Sonja got a new dental bridge to replace the old one on her lower right side.  Dr. Breiner found that EAV testing indicated an electrical problem.  Dr. Breiner gave Sonja a homeopathic frequency liquid to take by mouth.  In a few days, Sonja’s face pain and tachycardia had resolved.

Josephine | Arthritis, Knee Pain | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 168.  Josephine was 65 years old and in constant pain from arthritis.  In order to function, she needed strong medication.  When she heard me discussing root canals on a radio program, she had a sudden realization.  She had been a very healthy and active woman until her knee started bothering her immediately following a root canal!  Josephine went directly to her dentists who informed her unequivocally that it was “impossible” for a root canal to cause arthritis.  Josephine thought otherwise and came to see me.  She chose to have the root-canaled tooth and two other dead teeth removed.  One month later, she was medication and pain free.  Her knee pain arthritis was gone.

Doris | Migraines | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 170.  Doris suffered from migraines for years.  Medication helped but did not cure them.  Acupuncture, herbs, massage, homeopathy did not relieve her migraines.  Doris had mercury fillings, and she went to Dr. Breiner to have them removed.  Dr. Breiner removed her mercury fillings.  But she still had migraines.  Doris had six root canals.  Dr. Breiner discussed with Doris that it was possible that those root canals were causing her headaches.  Dories was former model and was reluctant to remove her root canal teeth, especially because two front teeth were among them.  Doris decided to search for a help elsewhere, but she never found such help, so she eventually came back to Dr. Breiner.  Dr. Breiner removed Doris’ six root canal teeth.  Doris never had a migraine again.

Thomas | Leg Pain Calf Muscle | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 185.  Thomas was a 38 year old man.  He had calf muscle pain in his leg.  His calf muscle atrophied.  Thomas had spent more than $50,000 on physical therapy over five years trying to heal.  Nothing worked.  Thomas had tried neural therapy, but it did not help him.  Dr. Breiner found that Thomas had dental cavitations in one wisdom tooth area and in four areas where his first bicuspids had been removed when he was a teenager, for orthodontic reasons.  Dr. Breiner injected homeopathic remedies into these sites.  Thomas returned for several further treatments in order to heal the cavitations completely.  Several months later, Thomas came back to Dr. Breiner and reported that his leg muscle was now normal in size, and that he was able to run a mile in the same time as he had run it twenty years before! 

Andrea | Face Pain, Lip Pain | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 189.  Andrea said that, ever since she had her wisdom tooth removed, whenever that area of her mouth was touched, she experienced an extreme shock-like pain in her lip.  She also had residual numbness of the lip and gum since the extraction.  Dr. Breiner found a cavitation.  He treated it by injecting homeopathic remedies directly into the area.  Andrea’s numbness disappeared, she is no longer hypersensitive to touch in that area, and her lip pain went away.  She has been free of her symptoms for over ten years.

Dr. Mark Breiner himself | Heart Arrythmia | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 189.  Dr. Breiner tells the story of how he developed Heart Arrythmia which did not correct with vitamin or mineral supplementation, herbs, or homeopathy.  Dr. Breiner did EAV testing on himself.  He found a single cavitation in the lower left wisdom tooth area.  Dr. Breiner went to another dentist and had dental cavitation surgery.  Dr. Breiner’s symptoms disappeared immediately.  He notes that this particular wisdom tooth had been extracted 25 years ago.  He believes that, up until the point of symptoms, his body had been able to compensate for the toxins and for the blockage of energy flow through that meridian.

Lily | Face Pain, Jaw Pain | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 191.  Lily had a root canal tooth removed by an oral surgeon in her hometown.  Six months later, she came to Dr. Breiner because she had a constant low-level ache in the extraction area.  EAV testing indicated that she had a dental cavitation.  Dr. Breiner injected ozone gas into the extraction site.  He also gave Lily a homeopathic remedy liquid to take by mouth.  He also gave her a specific remedy to balance the negative cavitation site signal.  This same treatment was repeated one month later.  One month after that, Lily reported that the low-level ache in her face (jaw area) was gone.

Mary | Face Pain, Brain Fog | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 192.  Mary had chronic pain for several years on the right side of her face.  She also had fuzzy brain fog.  Dr. Breiner injected into the area where her lower right first molar had been extracted.  This relieved her pain at once.  This is called Neural Therapy.  Dr. Breiner injected ozone gas into her cavitation several times.  Mary’s face pain and brain fog disappeared.

Rose | Skin Problem Acne | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 193.  Rose had acne since she was a teenager.  She was now in her late thirties.  Dr. Breiner found four cavitations where teeth had been removed when Rose was a child.  After Dr. Breiner did dental cavitations surgery, Rose’s acne cleared up.

Ruth | Face Pain, Arm Pain | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 194.  Ruth, 65, had a toothache, so she let her dentist do a root canal on her lower left first molar.  But Ruth still had pain in that area.  Then Ruth had tooth extraction, but the pain in that area continued.  Ruth went to several MD doctors and dentists, but no one could identify the cause of her pain.  Her energy ebbed away, and she was no longer able to dance or play golf.  Then Ruth developed swelling on her left arm.  A biopsy was performed, but no diagnosis was made.  Her doctor recommended that Ruth have surgery to remove the strange growths on her arm.  Dr. Breiner found a cavitation in the area of her tooth exaction.  Dr. Breiner injected an anesthetic into the extraction site, and the pain immediately stopped.  That convinced Ruth to trust Dr. Breiner.  Ruth decided to let Dr. Breiner do dental cavitation surgery on her.  A few weeks after the surgery, Ruth told Dr. Breiner that her face pain and arm swelling/growths were gone.  Ruth then left for Florida to play golf all winter.  Five years later, she is still in excellent health.

Esther | Head Pain | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 331.  Esther, a nurse, was worried that she had a brain tumor because of the pain she was experiencing on the side of her head.  Medical tests found nothing.  Then her upper right tooth gave her a toothache.  Dr. Breiner found that EAV testing showed that that particular tooth was fine.  There was, however, a problem with the associated gallbladder meridian.  Interestingly, the area of her head that hurt was also on the gallbladder meridian.  Dr. Breiner gave Esther some herbs to address the problem on that meridian, and subsequently, both her tooth pain and head pain went away.  It is important to remember that the energetic connections are a “two-way street.”  The tooth can affect the gallbladder, but the gallbladder can also affect the tooth.

Anne Marie | Chronic Fatigue, Heart Arrythmia | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 338.  Anne Marie had been exposed to chemicals used for furnace cleaning.  She now had Chronic Fatigue.  She was unable to drive and had to use an oxygen mask.  She had Heart Arrythmia.  Dr. Breiner found that she had mercury fillings.  Dr. Breiner removed them, and this stopped Anne Marie’s downward slide.  However, she was still extremely ill.  Dr. Breiner did EAV testing and found that Anne Marie’s wisdom teeth had low energy.  Dr. Breiner recommended removing those teeth.  Anne Marie refused and tried to get help from a physician.  She saw little improvement.  Finally, about two years later, Anne Marie came back to Dr. Breiner.  Dr. Breiner removed her wisdom teeth.  Anne Marie’s chronic fatigue went away, and she was able to drive.  She was down to less than 1 canister of oxygen a week.  Anne Marie said the results of the dental surgery were instantaneous, “like someone turning on a light switch.”  Anne Marie said her Heart Arrythmia went away, and her heart rate was now normal.

Dawn the Hygienist | Sinus Problem | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 344.  Dr. Breiner had a hygienist named Dawn.  Please note that, there is another testimonial on this website about a dental hygienist for Dr. Nunnally, and her name is also Dawn.  So there are two hygienists named Dawn.  Anyways, Dawn the Hygienist for Dr. Breiner had a chronic right sinus problem.  EAV testing showed a connection between her upper right first molar and her sinus problem.  Dr. Breiner extracted Dawn’s root canal tooth.  Dawn’s sinus problem cleared up for about six months.  Then Dawn was exposed to toxic mold, and her sinus problem came back.  Dr. Breiner did EAV testing, which showed that the sinus problem was not related to mold, but rather, it was a bacterial problem.  Dr. Breiner treated Dawn with homeopathy.  Dawn came in the next day noting improvement.  About a year later, Dawn’s sinus problem came back.  Dr. Breiner did EAV testing, and he found that, this time, toxic mold was causing this sinus problem.  Dr. Breiner treated Dawn with homeopathy.  Dawn’s sinus problem disappeared.

Georgia | Abdominal Pain | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 359.  Georgia, 42, had abdominal pain for three years.  MD Physicians couldn’t figure out what was wrong with her.  Dr. Breiner found that Georgia had mercury amalgam fillings and a root canal tooth in her upper left bicuspid.  Dr. Breiner injected Procaine around the root canal tooth.  Georgia’s abdominal pain was gone (this is temporary relief that only lasts about 3 hours, as it wears off when the anesthetic Procaine in the dental area wears off).  Dr. Breiner repeated the procedure on a following visit, with the same results.  Georgia decided to let Dr. Breiner remove her root canal tooth.  After Dr. Breiner removed her root canal tooth, Georgia’s abdominal pain was gone permanently.  It has been 20 years, and she has had no recurrence of the abdominal pain.

Mary | Foot Pain, Neuropathy | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 361.  Mary’s feet went numb when she turned 63; the numbness remained for seven long years.  Now, at 70, she had all but given up hope.  Every so often, she would try a new doctor, but none could solve the puzzle.  Neurological work ups, CAT scans, and all kinds of tests revealed nothing. Then she came across a naturopathic physician who told her that he thought the problem might be in her mouth.  Dr. Breiner noticed that Mary’s X-Ray showed impacted wisdom teeth.  That area relates to peripheral nerves.  Dr. Breiner did a Neural Therapy test on Mary: he injected Procaine anesthetic in the area of each wisdom tooth.  Neural Therapy is simply a test to see if a dental issue is connected to a patient’s distant pain in another part of the body.  It is temporary relief that only lasts about 3 hours, as it wears off when the anesthetic Procaine in the dental area wears off.  Mary’s foot pain and numbness disappeared (temporarily).  The sensation in the soles of her feet came back immediately.  She was stunned and immediately decided to have the wisdom teeth removed.  This solved her problem.

Brian | Kidney Pain | Source of Pain is a Scar

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 362.  Brian had constant low-grade discomfort in the right kidney area, but all tests had proven negative.  Dr. Breiner did EAV testing and found an imbalance on Brian’s right kidney point.  Brian had a scar on his right kidney area.  Dr. Breiner referred Brian to a physician, who did Neural Therapy by injecting Procaine into that scar.  Brian’s kidney pain disappeared permanently.  Remember, when Neural Therapy is done on a scar (not a dental area, but a scar), it typically results in permanent pain relief.

Liza | Tailbone Pain | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 363.  Liza was 32 years old.  Liza had some swelling above a root canal tooth in the front of her mouth.  This root canal had been performed when she was 12 years old.  Liza had been experiencing constant pain in her tail bone for the past several months.  No cause had been found.  Dr. Breiner noticed that the upper front root canal tooth was on the same meridian as the tail bone.  Dr. Breiner injected Procaine anesthetic into the area above the root canal tooth, and in a matter of seconds, Liza’s tail bone pain disappeared!  But this was temporary relief, because Procaine wears off in about 3 hours.  Liza let Dr. Breiner extract that root canal tooth and install a bridge.  Liza’s tail bone pain and swelling above that tooth area went away.

Leo the MD Doctor | High Cholesterol, High Blood Pressure | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 96.  Leo was a MD Doctor who did research for a pharmaceutical company.  He had high cholesterol and high blood pressure for 10 years.  Dr. Breine removed his root canal teeth and mercury fillings.  Leo was able to stop taking all his medications.  He no longer had high cholesterol and high blood pressure.

Marge | Sinus Infection | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 165.  Marge had a chronic sinus infection.  Dr. Breiner removed her root canal tooth.  Within 5 minutes, her sinus pressure and pain went away!  To this day, Marge continues to be free of sinus infections and sinus pain.

Elizabeth | Arthritis, Hand Pain, Thumb Pain | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 172.  Elizabeth, age 63, was having problems opening doors, twisting the lids off of jars, etc, due to arthritic pain in her thumbs.  Dr. Breiner removed her two root canal teeth.  Elizabeth’s arthritic hand pain disappeared.  Her thumbs are pain free.

Man With Smart Wife Who Contacted Dr. Breiner For Him | Kidney Failure | Source of Pain is Dental

This is a story in Connecticut Dentist Dr. Mark A. Breiner’s book, Whole-Body Dentistry (2011), on page 175.  A man had kidney failure.  He was awaiting a kidney transplant.  He was on dialysis.  His wife contacted Dr. Breiner.  Dr. Breiner removed his root canal tooth on the upper front area, which was situated on the kidney meridian.  The man healed from kidney failure and never needed a transplant.

Tennant Story: Woman with Skin Cancer | Skin Cancer | Source of Pain is Dental

Dr. Jerry Tennant’s book Healing is Voltage: Cancer’s On/Off Switches: Polarity (2015), on page 237, he tells the story of a woman with skin cancer on her cheek, just under her right eye, on the Stomach Meridian.  This woman had an infected tooth (Root Canal) on the Stomach Meridian, on the same side of her face as the skin cancer, in Tooth T3.  Once the Root Canal Tooth T3 was removed and cleaned out, this woman’s skin cancer went away. *IMPORTANT: This website is NOT saying that Root Canals cause Cancer, or that removing Root Canals will cure Cancer

Tennant Story: Man with Index Finger Pain | Rheumatoid Arthritis; Hand Pain | Source of Pain is Dental

n Dr. Jerry Tennant’s book Healing is Voltage: Cancer’s On/Off Switches: Polarity (2015), on page 237, he tells the story of a man with Rheumatoid Arthritis in his hands and fingers (especially his index finger on one hand).  The index finger is on the Large Intestine Meridian.  This man had a Root Canal tooth on the Intestine Meridian (Tooth T5).  Once the Root Canal Tooth T5 was removed and cleaned out, this man’s rheumatoid arthritis went away.

Tennant Story: Woman with Ovarian Cancer | Cancer | Source of Pain is Dental

In Dr. Jerry Tennant’s book Healing is Voltage: Cancer’s On/Off Switches: Polarity (2015), on page 241, he has a Table showing his data on cancer patients that came to his clinic.  The Table shows a 71 year old woman with Ovarian Cancer.  This part of the body is on the Spleen/Stomach Meridian.  Tooth T14 is in that same meridian.  This woman had a dental crown on Tooth T14.  As soon as T14 was removed and cleaned out, this woman’s Ovarian Cancer went away (remission is the word most people use). *IMPORTANT: This website is NOT saying that Root Canals cause Cancer, or that removing Root Canals will cure Cancer

Rowen Substack Story: Woman with Abdominal Pain | Female Issues | Source of Pain is Dental

Rowen posted an article on The Rowen Report Substack on April 10, 2026 called Fantastic Dental/Body Relationship Case Video (Substack Post #34) that tells the story of a woman experiencing unexplained abdominal pain. Robert Rowen and Dr. Terri Su found an issue with Tooth T31. The woman went to a dentist, who didn’t see any problem with T31. She insisted that he do a tooth extraction of T31. He finally relented and did the tooth extraction. Indeed, upon extraction, T31 was found to be necrotic with a dental cavitation. After the dental surgery, the woman’s abdominal pain cleared instantly!