The QRA Dental Scan (comprised of the key areas in the body -brain, upper and lower right and left quadrant of the mouth, submandibular glands, spine, thymus, navel, kidney and brain) is designed to be an hour brief in-office kinesiological scan to determine whether selected dental areas are weak and need to be addressed.
When a tooth or gum area has become infected, you will typically find a weak test on one or more of the dental quadrants as well as one or both of the submandibular gland areas (the “clean up” glands of the body for dental and oral infections). Therefore, when dental decay or infection is suspected, it is essential to test the submandibular glands as well.
Often, dental infections stress the body’s entire anti-infective back up systems, so the thymus point is also used as a test point here.
When infections are long-standing (even when low-grade), GV-20 (the brain master point) and GV-14 (the master bone metabolism point) may also test weak. In these cases, it is essential to provide baseline nutritional as well as anti-infective nutritional support. It is also essential to refer the patient to a dentist to remove the sources of dental infection and/or toxic dental materials.
