Improved Body Flexibility Following Removal of a Miniscrew Implant

Abstract

A 65-year-old woman, who had been suffering from inflexibility, neck and eye pain as well as general discomfort and stiffness, experienced an improvement in her symptoms upon the removal of a dental miniscrew implant. However, her symptoms returned when the implant was placed near her foot. Her symptoms continued to improve for 6 months. We hypothesize that the cause of her symptoms is linked to electromagnetic waves attracted by the implant. However, the exact underlying mechanism remains unclear, and further research is required in cooperation with the dental, medical, and related fields.

Hip Joint Pain Caused by Electromagnetic Waves Following an Operation for a Complex Humerus Fracture

“…Although the symptoms appeared to have a medical rather than dental origin, the case was sufficiently similar to those previously reported to warrant further investigation [20]- [25]. However, the supervising physician was unwilling to recognize an association between the hip pain and the presence of the surgical bolts and refused to perform surgery to remove them.…”

“…However, biases and error precluded a causal interpretation of these data, and the probable effects of long-term heavy cell phone usage require further investigation [16]. Other published reports do not support any association implants used in dental procedures [20]- [25]. The subject in the present report believed that her left hip joint pain may be cured by dental treatment [26] [27].…”