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I would NEVER recommend anything to someone that I haven’t used myself.

I've been my own guinea pig for going on 30 years.

Recent anecdote on DMSO:

Wife has had terrible trouble with her gums. Every time they flare up she has to get a scaling, which is very painful. The last two flare ups I made her a DMSO and Peroxide rinse. 1 part DMSO, 1 part Peroxide, and 2 parts distilled water.

Everything I do regarding DMSO happens in as good a sterile environment as I can get in the kitchen. I'm a big fan of Everclear as my sterilizing agent after things that can be boiled are boiled. Bottles are fun, because I swish the inside with Everclear then light it up with one of those long lighters. Those bottles play a fire tune. I consider them sterile after that.

Here's what she did:

Swished and spit this solution twice a day during normal tooth care rituals. The DMSO/Peroxide swish replaced the normal mouthwash.
Rinse well with water.
Immediately after pop a mouth probiotic mint to make sure to replace the good bacteria.

No scaling was necessary or antibiotics which would have been prescribed by the dentist. Once you have Clostridium being dominant in the gums, it's tough to eradicate.

I think I'd like to make a run at eradicating the Clostridium once and for all. I, too, suffer from issues because of root canals. I'll be the guinea pig. So in addition to the above mentioned protocol, I'll add an Ivermectin swish after the DMSO/Peroxide, but before the probiotic. I'll crush the Ivermectin and suspend it in some coconut oil. This should be swallowed, but it might be gross.

I’ve only been experimenting on myself for 6 years and only after first reading about alternative treatments on our threads. Before covid, alternative treatments for anything never entered my mind, though I confess to have been lucky enough to enjoy good health. After covid, and the damage TPTB intentionally inflicted on everyone in one form or another, standard treatments are now the last ones on my list.

Posts about the alternative treatments sent me into very deep rabbit holes where I found assurance and confidence in their use. I don’t have a death wish so the idea of possibly hurting myself with some witch-doctor solution that I adopted on a whim is just plain silly. Everything I’ve used was started only after dozens of hours of research. If it works for me too, I feel comfortable suggesting it to others with all of the caveats required by the product in question.

Speaking of caveats - WARNING - don’t ever handle DMSO with your bare hands if you’re a smoker or have handled toxic substances (e.g. pesticides or anything humans should not ingest). WEAR GLOVES! DMSO will transport anything on your bare hands into your blood stream within a couple of minutes. Nicotine on your stained fingers will be transported across the skin by the DMSO and can poison you.