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Data Collected on Resonance with the Bi-Digital O-ring Test Due to Viruses, Bacteria, Heavy Metals, and Others in Intractable Oral Diseases Treated at Our Institute until April 2000 and Recent Interesting Cases (II)
Yuko Koyama,D.D.S.,Ph.D., Hiroshi Fukuoka, D.D.S.,Ph.D.,
Masataka Sunagawa, D.D.S., and Akira Fukuoka, D.D.S.,Ph.D.,F.I.C.A.E
Fukuoka Dental Clinic Research Laboratory of Oriental Medicine
ABSTRACT
Introduction
We herein report 2 interesting
cases we recently encountered, whose healing processes from intractable oral
diseases were facilitated by applying the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (OMURA,Y.,1977-2000
; to bellowing BDORT) for postoperative pain and glossalgia.
Case I Patient: K. K., 54 years old, female, office worker, single. Chief complaint and clinical course: Postoperative pain. Postoperative discomfort persisted for about a half year after 5 posterior teeth in the right upper jaw were extracted at a dental clinic in her hometown. At 5 months after surgery, the patient underwent examination at a dental college hospital in Tokyo, but she was told that she had “no noticeable abnormalities.” However, a feel of heaviness and discomfort from the operated site to the left head still persisted although no marked spontaneous pain was present, and she was anxious she should have a cancer. Her doctor at the college hospital just said, “Will you have a biopsy examination?” She had a borderline depression score on SRQ-D (13). She wanted to have a BDORT, and she was referred to our institute from the university hospital.
BDORT findings: The thymus representative region showed a response of -3 (left and right), pericardium meridian/Dairyo -6, and Indo -6, indicating a psychogenic disease. Representative regions of other organs had no response (-). A narrow region in the socket at the upper 1st molar on the right side, determined on a X-ray film, resonated with TxB2 and Sub.P in the BDORT.
Intercuspal position －6 and, resonated with Influenza A in right nasal cavity part.
Treatment: She
was suspected to have malocclusion because of －6
found in the intercuspal position. Because an improvement response of +6 was
observed with EPA + DHA as a result of BDORT, and we suspected serious
psychogenic disorder, as a result of Dairyo －6,
Indo －3,
and a medical examination by interview. She was given Kamishoyo-san and
Hochuetsueki-to which showed positive responses (+) in the BDORT. Her symptoms
were remitted within 10 days, but dental treatment and occlusion treatment were
continued.
Case II Patient:
S. H., 46 years old, female, ceramist/housewife. 
Chief
complaints and clinical course: Contact
pain and spontaneous pain in the left lateral margin of tongue and apex of
tongue.
Date of initial examination: She had an
abnormal feeling and pain in the tongue for 10 years, but left them untreated
because these symptoms fluctuated. Her
glossalgia became severe, and she visited a psychosomatic internist.
Although Chinese medicines were prescribed by the internist, she was
referred to our institute because she wanted to receive a BDORT.
BDORT findings: The thymus representative region was -4 on the right and -2 on the left, the liver representative region was -2, the pancreas representative region was -2, pericardium meridian/Dairyo was -2 (mental stress due to hard working for ceramic exhibition and land-related troubles), and Indo was -6 (add epinephrine). The apex of tongue and lateral margin of tongue resonated with Hg, Na, TxB2, and Sub.P at －6.
In addition, according to the result of BDORT for dental metal, 20K gold alloy and Gold platinum alloy （Bio maingold ®） was +6. Silver amalgam, 12% gold-silver-palladium alloy and Silver alloy was －6～－4. Treatment: Based on these findings, Cilantro 50 ㎎, Kamishoyo-san 2.5 g, and Hochuetsueki-to 1.2 g were administered, and she was remitted to a BDORT of +6. The patient was instructed to sometimes gargle with Saishin. Especially, she was also instructed to have aeropiesotherapy and massage with a tolumarin sheet, particularly to remove stiffness and muscular tension in the neck and shoulders, and she followed our instructions.
Day 9: Glossalgia became mild and occurred less frequently.
Day 32: Pain nearly completely disappeared, and a feel of discomfort was no longer remarkable. No resonance with HG. The apex of tongue and lateral margin of tongue contact with TxB2 and +6 with SubP, and -1 in Dairyo and -2 in Indo, revealing improvement. Because she should continuously work with ceramics, she was encouraged to actively have a massage and a stretch exercise for stiffness and muscular tension in the neck and shoulders, and she received only Kamishoyo-san at 7.5 g/day.
At the present time, 3 months after the 1st examination, she does not complain of any particular pain or discomfort. It’s important that psychological effect on her that she gets an excellent prize at the ceramics show.
Conclusion： Although the cause of two intractable cases was not made clear and they passed into a chronic state, we could suppose the psychogenic factor, decide the plan of treatment and lead to the early recovery with the B.D.ORT. The B.D.ORT was reconfirmed availability in dental practice again.
Acknowledgements
The authors wish to express our gratitude to originated and developed of BDORT by Prof. Omura, Y., for his original research which became basis of our present study.
Correspondence to: Fukuoka Dental Clinic Research Laboratory of Oriental Medicine, Second Rokko Building 3 F, 1-3-7, Shinkawa, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0033, Japan TEL: +81-03-3555-2221, Fax: +81- 03-3555-2225