Radio tooth device

Hello members of ATS, I have a problem. In my mouth, I have a set of tooth attachments that like look like real teeth.
One of these has a radio device located inside. My family and dentist don't believe me. What is the name of this con?
I have had various experiences with these devices and I am willing to tell- if you can find me more information.

For instance, lately I have been vaguely seeing colors due to the device. Somehow the device influences me to want to climb in untoward places, ever so slightly.

I need to know the name of this con.

a reply to: fullerene

On Gilligans Island they knocked it out with a rock but if your near a dentist maybe that would be a better solution. I would think they would be interested.

What is the con?

Your dentist doesn't believe you? And they have thoroughly examined your tooth and found nothing out of the ordinary? They know teeth so maybe you have nothing to worry about then. like Antebellum said you could always knock it out with a rock! Problem solved.

Given the fact that they can make devices very, very tiny these days, I wouldn't put it past TPTB. I'm sure this has been done before and in other parts of the body. If not this, but nanotechnology able to give off a signal. Probably enters through food.

Woah, chill out man. Meet Norm, he's from the Hal Institute for Criminally Insane Robots. I love Futurama

a reply to: Shana91aus

Actually isn't there a foot doctor that specializes in the removal of these things?

Get in touch with him, he's found some amazing stuff in people.

What makes you think it's a radio device? Do you have auditory stimuli? I found this article/webpage which discusses radio devices used for dental implants www.nextnature.net...

and found another article about a retired paramedic and firefighter who says he also had a radio frequency device implanted in his mouth without his consent: americanfreepress.net...

~but I'm curious why you believe someone would want to install this without your consent?

a reply to: fullerene

a reply to: AnteBellum

I heard about him, yes! He is supposed to be great, he removes ET tracking implants daily this should be easy for him..


OP sorry all i could get from searching about your problem was bluetooth devices -.-

This gives a whole new meaning to the term

BlueTooth

Go to the dentist. Have him take a digital X-ray of the tooth. Look at the X-ray while you're in the chair. The machine and X-ray image are in your sight at all times, Take good note of what you see.

I am pretty sure i have heard of this before concerning URI Geller ? i cannot remember the book sorry

a reply to: fullerene

What is the name of this con?

Self delusion. How long have you been hearing "voices"? Its okay f you don't want to talk about it… but really if you just come out with it and tell us you would be surprised how many people here are dealing with the same issues and would love to share their experience and maybe help you to understand it better or offer advice.

Pretty smart people here. I see you are new and this is your first thread, It can be kind of intimidating but I have seen others take that leap and found it amazing how many there are that are so knowledgable and willing to help.

regards,

intrptr

Toothphone.net

Is this the mad ramblings of the OP?

I've known of this blog for years and years. This man is wacko.

I get the impression there is some trolling going on here. There are enough responses to the OP, that the OP should have responded by now.

Cheers - Dave

unless whoever's on the other side of the radio device has been transmitting messages that instruct him to discontinue all outside correspondences? surely that could also be the case...

a reply to: bobs_uruncle

There is evidence that if 2 metal alloys are in the same mouth, they can react electrically and cause corrosion. I don't know about radio teeth, but I do know that alloys cross-reacting and creating electrical currents is a PROVEN scientific fact. Maybe the OP is sensitive to multiple types of metal being in the mouth, and them cross-reacting and creating an electrical current? The bad thing about that is if there are any harmful metals like mercury that are reacting with another metal/alloy, you can be sure that some of that mercury is corroding and promoting other health problems. I do beleive that the OP could be hypersenstive IF they have multiple types of metal in their mouth.

It's called Schizophrenia.

Pretty much any story you hear about radio teeth are purest bull#.

1) your mouth is full of conductive spit, and is surrounded by conductive meat, all of which suck up radio signals. The higher the frequency signal, the worse it gets absorbed. But, you have to have very very high frequencies, because the antenna that will fit in a tooth is excruciatingly small. The radio signal you could radiate efficiently from a tooth sized antenna would be so high a frequency that it would vanish into the spit.

2) putting in a sound transducer that would both fit in a tooth and leave room for the electronics is another issue. The smaller you make it, the worse the performance, unless you're a bat and can hear into the ultrasonic.

3) you have to have a power source. And that means a battery. And that means recharging it. Regularly. Unless someone's hovering around you with a tooth charger or replacing the radio tooth every day, it's likely a delusion.

4) It would be heinously expensive. Who would fork over a few hundred thousand bucks to build a one-off tooth to pester you?

5) How do you envision a radio tooth making you see colors?

Given all that, I'd say schizophrenia is a lot more likely.

eta: to the first poster with the story about Lucille Ball - I'll say this - if you had ever used CW you'd immediately know the story is bogus. Key word: BFO.

originally posted by: FamCore
unless whoever's on the other side of the radio device has been transmitting messages that instruct him to discontinue all outside correspondences? surely that could also be the case...

a reply to: bobs_uruncle

Don't feed the trolls LOL. This message will self-destruct in T-24.

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: AnteBellum

Yes there was.. unfortunately he's passed away.. a big hit to ufology..