Cavitations - CSF (Covered Socked Residuum) 

Hidden Infections in the Jawbone

Most people have never heard of cavitations but these hidden jawbone infections may be one of the most overlooked sources of chronic inflammation and systemic illness.

At Duo Smile, we specialize in diagnosing and treating cavitations through a whole-body lens. This isn't just oral surgery. It's part of your healing journey.

What Are Cavitations?

Today, instead of the term cavitation, the more precise designation CSF – Covered Socketed Residuum is increasingly used. This term more accurately describes what is actually occurring: an incompletely healed area of bone after a tooth extraction, covered by gum tissue and often not visible on a standard X-ray.

It is therefore not a "hole in the bone," but rather residual, chronically burdened tissue that may represent a long-term inflammatory focus within the body.

By using the term CSF, we emphasize precision, biological connections, and a modern diagnostic approach.

These areas may harbor bacteria, viruses, fungi, and heavy metals. At the same time, they can disrupt lymphatic and energetic flow, influencing immune function, inflammatory processes, and emotional well-being.


Common Symptoms Linked to Cavitations

  • Chronic fatigue or fogginess

  • Autoimmune symptoms

  • Digestive and hormonal imbalances

  • Migraines or unexplained pain

  • Heart palpitations, anxiety, or depression

  • Non-healing wounds or recurrent illness

Many of our clients say: "I've done everything and still feel unwell." Cavitations may be the missing link.

Diagnosis: 3D Imaging and Energy Testing

We use advanced 3D CBCT scans to identify bone density loss, cyst-like areas, or unhealed extraction sites. In addition to radiographic imaging, we use energetic testing methods to detect interference fields and imbalances.

This dual diagnostic approach helps us identify infections that may be missed with traditional X-rays.

Diagnosis: 
3D Imaging and Energy Testing

Before Surgery

  1. 3D CBCT imaging
  2. Frequency scan to assess toxic load and interference fields
  3. Bone Healing Protocol (vitamins D3/K2, magnesium, collagen, amino acids)
  4. Neural therapy or homeopathy to regulate the nervous system
  5. NuCalm® technology to prepare the body for deep healing

During Surgery

  1. Surgical cleaning of the CSR site (under local anesthesia)
  2. Ozone therapy to sanitize and regenerate bone
  3. Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) or plasma therapy to stimulate tissue healing
  4. IV infusions of high-dose vitamins, minerals, and growth factors

After Surgery

  1. Continued Bone Healing Protocol
  2. Liver and gut detox support
  3. Energetic rebalancing and nervous system regulation
  4. Lifestyle guidance, emotional support, and follow-up testing

Why It Matters

Scientific research is now catching up to what holistic and biological dentists have seen for years:

Up to 60–70% of chronic systemic interference may originate in the mouth.

(See Dr. Johann Lechner for further reading on cavitations and systemic disease.)

Cavitations can be linked to heart, gut, hormone, and immune issues via the energetic meridians that connect your teeth to your organs.

You Deserve Answers

If you've been struggling with unexplained symptoms, fatigue, or chronic illness, even after trying everything else, it may be time to look deeper.

Book a consultation today and let's explore whether cavitations are impacting your health.


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