That makes sense and I would agree that I wouldnt want it done. Is the alternative to have the tooth removed? Is it safer?
Nowadays there is speculation that many of the immune diseases appearing later in life are a caused by these toxins building up over the years and constantly stressing the body.
There is a huge elephant in the room of what is causing this, check out the childhood and elderly vaccination schedules...
I'm not sure if it is always necessary to remove an infected tooth as soon as the dentist says so. (See my other reply to samstonehill.) It probably boils down to one's own discernment, which means that it is necessary to learn about health and the human body as much as possible, and also away from the current scientific dogmas.
Re vaccines: I agree, that is of course another cause for many vague health problems - which doctors usually treat with another pill, instead of looking for causes...