Biological Dentist - have appt, need advice

I have an appointment on Thursday with a biological dentist. I need to see about getting amalgams replaced. Have no idea if I have cavitations or infections. He doesn't use EDS or CAVITAT, but he is SMART certified.

What do I need to know or do before the appointment? What questions should I ask?

Thank you in advance.

My first question is how do you keep me out of pain? Is there sedation?

Then I would ask normal questions, like what type of testing do you do to see if the materials you use are compatible with my body?

I found these on the internet:

Are you mercury SAFE or mercury FREE in your office?
What are your procedures for removing mercury fillings?
What alternatives to root canals do you offer?
Do you avoid the use of fluoride?
Do you use digital x-rays instead of film?
Do you offer alternatives to metal implants?
Do you offer ozone treatments?
Do you have a CT scanner for checking out the health of my root canal teeth, or to see if my jawbone is strong enough for an implant?
Does your office offer alternatives to antibiotics or nontoxic alternatives to pain medication?
Does your office offer alternatives to drill-based cavity treatment?

Oh I found this site with good questions also: /iaomt.org/for-patients/questions-for-your-dentist/

If you're paying the big bucks for the biological dentist..then I'd ask what their procedure is when removing the amalgams and decide based on their answers...if it's the right place.


How do they ensure you don't swallow...or inhale any mercury?

Beyond a dental dam...what else? Do they supply nasal oxygen?

Do they try to take the amalgam out in one or more big pieces...rather then pulverizing it?

What is the replacement going to be?

Well he/she doesn't use eav or cavitat so how will they check for cavitations?

Hidden infections like cavitations can be the single most important piece to regaining your health so you
should know how they test for them.