Testimony of February 17, 2013

Sunday February 17, 2013

Hello,

In 2001, the orthodontist asked me to have a dentist extract 4 premolars from my son so that he could then put a dental appliance on him and straighten his teeth (he did not have enough space for the molars).
The oral surgeon who was taking care of me, when I asked her to perform the operation, offered me dentosophy.
Another method that would allow to avoid:
1) extracting the permanent teeth
2) wearing a dental appliance.
The comparison she made at the time was on a child with scoliosis: one could put a brace on him to keep him upright or make him do exercises to straighten his spine and strengthen his back muscles.
I tried it with my son's agreement, who did exercises for a year. His teeth grew normally.
I am very happy that life has made me meet this oral surgeon; I have avoided my child the pain of extracted permanent teeth and the wearing of a dental appliance.

Best regards

Here is my response

Good evening Madame,
"I have avoided my child the pain of extracted permanent teeth and the wearing of a dental appliance."
You can't imagine, perhaps, all that your child has avoided.
With all my empathy

Michel Montaud

And here is what she replied to me

Dear Mr. Montaud,

I recall that the oral surgeon had the 4 premolars removed and would like to avoid that to other children given the negative impact it had on me.
I know what I could not prevent my son from experiencing before this therapy, but I have more than a glimpse of what she gave him.
He is just beginning to realize it.

I lived through the dental appliance (a real body cast) and the extraction of wisdom teeth (very traumatic) so I am very happy to have been able, thanks to Dr. X, to offer my son an alternative and for my part I continue.
I practiced it in 2001/2002 and then in 2004/2005 and due to the understanding and integration of events that have conditioned my life, the courage is there to do it regularly since March 2012.

No longer to suffer, to let things happen, to do or judge unacceptable things but to be just for the sake of being.

I will say that the effects over time have allowed us to get out of the prison, the imposed silence in which we were.
To dare to be oneself to become the being, letter......

I talk about it around me to make it known.
Maybe one day my son will want to talk about it.

Congratulations for your courage to continue practicing this method while training new practitioners.

Thank you for everything she has given me and continues to give me.

Best regards

Good evening Madame,

I wanted to react if you had the consciousness, and I see that you do.
This last testimony is a real 'dentosophic' testimony, while the first one was only dental and much too reductionist in my eyes.

I wish you to continue on your path in life with a new state of consciousness (what I call in my 2nd book the 'new brain').
Good journey to you

Michel Montaud