Should Amalgams be removed....

....if I can't get a biological dentist to do the job? It is not something I can do - location/cost not an option.


Is it better to leave them in and just try to detox with a heavy metal chelator?
...or will that just mobilize more...and make things worse?


I do have one that does have to be removed - a piece of it broke off...and although the dentist said it's 'stable', I think I want it replaced.

But the others...(I have several) - should I leave them alone...or have my 'regular' dentist remove them.
She does not supply oxygen during removal...just a dental dam for the particles. ....so I would be subjected to the fumes.

Girlie,

Hi. Sorry you are going through this. As if we need one more concern right? From all that I have read I would not have an inexperienced DDS remove them. I would just leave them be.

I use an oral essential oil called Oral Defense from Supreme Nutrition. I place one drop of it + one drop of Thieves oil in a tablespoon of coconut oil and do oil pulling each morning.

I would find a way to get a biological dds to do the work. Mercury is the second deadliest thing know to man- (why they place it inches from brain is beyond me). Be very careful who removes it and how they remove it.
I would also contact a doc who removes metals and ask them if you can start and how

magoo2 said...
I would find a way to get a biological dds to do the work. Mercury is the second deadliest thing know to man- (why they place it inches from brain is beyond me). Be very careful who removes it and how they remove it.
I would also contact a doc who removes metals and ask them if you can start and how

I can't have them all removed - I have several. It's not possible - financially for me to do it...the only one that would be partially paid for is the one that has broken.
The others won't be covered at all...and i can't pay out of pocket for them in addition to traveling (no biological dentist near me) - to do one at a time over several months isn't feasible.
It would be thousands of dollars.
I'm not working...already spending more each month than what' coming in with my husband's wages.


So, it's either leave the broken one alone...and continue to leach mercury into my system...or get it fixed and have a one-time flood of mercury into my system...(from the fumes when the dentist is drilling it out)

Girlie, just because it is chipped or slightly broken, it will not leach any more mercury into your system than what it would originally as a fix for a cavity. So don't let that worry you.

However, if you have a root exposed, that is an entirely different story and you will need immediate attention.

The problem with a regular dentist is that they don't know about lyme disease. Our mouths are full of bacteria and not necessarily Bb.

I just think when a dentist pokes even the slightest poke on the gum, they are making a new place for lyme to congregate.

That's just my opinion.

Research dental work with lyme and see what your opinion is, okay.

So very glad it is not hurting. I know too many people with lyme and when they have dental work done, that is where lyme loves to have a party.

So for everyone - keep up good dental hygiene while you are ill.

Not sure where to start on this one but...
Mercury is a neuro toxin even the gov admits this.
Fillings leech all day everyday. Your mouth is acidic.
Mercury accumulates in the organs.
Standard dentist will release more mercury directly into the body than a bio dentist.
There's more but this should be enough.
Look for a dentist that will take payments.
Search iaomt for a dentist.

Here are a few articles that talk about amalgam fillings and how to deal with the mercury somewhat at least. It might get you started down the right path for more information? Just look for the parts that talk about the amalgam (sliver) fillings.

www.arizonaadvancedmedicine.com/Articles/2013/June/Lyme-disease-often-resides-in-the-mouth.aspx


www.publichealthalert.org/removing-dental-amalgams-silver-fillings-while-enduring-lyme-disease.html


www.lyme-disease-research-database.com/lee_cowden_interview.html - particularly the lower portion of this article.

I had all of mine removed 9 years ago by a regular dentist. Didn't even use a dental dam and I was also pregnant. At the time I had no idea... I was lucky and didn't have any major effects at the time and my daughter was born healthy. My heavy metal tests initially showed no mercury but after a year of mild chelation (nac, ala, green smoothie, modified citrus pectin), I'm now showing some being released.

I would consider putting a plan in place that you could save up for. Also, there are some protocols out there for before and after removal. I've been looking into it because my husband needs his removed.