Thank you for your time in finding us. If you have any dental problem, especially gum troubles, we can help right now. Contact us.  *** Research findings are below.

                        Calcium Therapy Institute   
     515 N. 87 St.  Omaha NE  68114             Phone:  402-391-2267
               FAX   402-391-2267                      Email:  m@calciumtherapy.com

Calcium Therapy offers comfortable and rapid treatments that preserve your teeth, gums, bone and the existing dental restorations in or on your teeth. We find the causes of gum infections (periodontitis, gingivitis, or periodontosis) eliminate them and treat the infections with calcium materials. This non-surgical approach to gum problems quickly results in normal homecare and routine six-month visits to your family dentist for simple cleanings.

Whatever condition you are in, even if it is "hopeless," within days of the Calcium Therapy, the teeth become stronger, whiter, brighter, and the gums recover their natural health. You will then have far less stain, less plaque or calculus, fewer dental mishaps, less gum recession, an easier homecare program, and a lot more of your own teeth. At the Calcium Therapy Institute we expect rapid, long-term results from the Calcium Therapy and we get them every day.

 Why? We know this from 40+ years of experience. Drs. Manhart and Steg are the most experienced dentists in the world when it comes to calcium therapy of the gums, bone and ligaments supporting the teeth, that is, the "periodontium." Together, Drs. Manhart and Steg have invested 70 years in clinical practice and research utilizing these calcium materials and procedures, and other dentists and scientists have contributed significantly to the expertise of the Calcium Therapy Institute (CTI).

We welcome your QUESTIONS about complete dental care as well, and for your travel convenience we are able to see patients over some weekends.             

**** Resarch: "Osteo-Endo Cystic Therapy."                                               Our clinical findings reveal important information about another cause of periodontal disease.       You see it almost every day: Space between the upper front central teeth.

If you ever see anyone with space between their upper front central teeth, it is a diastema, and it is NOT just a "family trait," nor is it a sign of superiority. That space is rarely an innocent development of the teeth or the bone. We have learned that this condition is an infectious condition and part of a pathological process that occurs in a specific location, between the upper central teeth. Also, there is a dead tooth involved as much as 90% of the time.

Ages ago we were taught such a diastema is "no problem." This is still accepted today, and our dental literature still reports that most of the time such spacing needs no treatment, is non-pathogenic (not infectious), is neoplastic (a new growth of no useful purpose) and non-odontogenic (not related to the teeth). Furthermore, if the area has become blatantly infectious with toxic drainage and tooth displacement, surgery has long been the treatment of choice, and rarely is a tooth involved.       We find NONE of these to be accurate and make no sense.

In virtually every case of "diastema spacing" that we have treated over forty years there is a maxillary incisive canal cyst (nasopalatine duct cyst) between the central teeth, which is draining toxic infection into the mouth, and there is a dead tooth involved. Usually, the cyst is moving the teeth apart or deviating the roots of the two teeth. The tooth involved is usually discolored and part of a constant, low-grade infectious drainage into mouth causing periodontal disease. The spacing often is hidden with crowns, fillings, or orthodontic treatment, but the cystic infection remains.

A few decades ago we were told by a brilliant oral surgeon to stop sending him patients for surgical removal of such a cyst because the surgery did not prevent the return of the cyst. We were at a loss as to what to do. We had already learned that doing just the root canal on the involved tooth did not work, and now the surgery was not working. So, we tried CALCIUM THERAPY instead of surgery. It not only worked, and has continued to heal these cysts and the accompanying periodontal disease. We refer to this regimen as "Calcium Method of Osteo-Endo Cystic Therapy."

We thought you would like to know. So, when you see that space between front teeth, be aware, there is likely a cyst and a dead tooth, and there is a non-surgical solution, not a gruesome dental experience. Smile and be assured that this unique therapy is very successful. If you would like more details on this condition and the therapy, go to:        

             Email:  m@calciumtherapy.com             Calcium Therapy Institute                    FAX:   402-391-2267                                 515 N. 87 St. Omaha NE  68114                                                                                               Phone:  402-391-2267
             "Calcium Renaissance" for the entire body, head to toe.