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Manifestor_of_Light Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Sep-07-11 01:43 AM
Response to Reply #27
28. Not very difficult.
They only need to be cleaned out once.
The root canals were replaced with a two tooth removable bridge that hooks over the tooth in front and tooth in back.

These people have videos of mercury fillings offgassing, which is a neurotoxin, and more information:
http://www.iaomt.org/index.asp

http://mercuryfreedentistga.com/mercury-toxicity

http://users.penn.com/~rarearts/mercurypoisoning.htm


If Hg was not poisonous, why do they have special hazmat handling protocols when they put it in your mouth, and when they take it out??? And then why do they claim that once it's in your mouth it is safe and inert??? That is not logical.

Nobody should be using Hg in fillings.

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  -Are mercury-amalgam fillings safe or not? ThatPoetGuy  Sep-02-11 08:09 PM   #0 
  - I think not, and I only have personal experience as perspective.  MADem   Sep-02-11 08:18 PM   #1 
  - Why get them?  MH1   Sep-02-11 08:23 PM   #2 
  - Except that a great many insurance programs won't cover the newer natural colored stuff  Orrex   Sep-02-11 08:26 PM   #5 
  - I didn't realize that, mine does, and I never thought of my co's health plans as stellar.  MH1   Sep-02-11 08:41 PM   #7 
  - I'm wondering whether to get rid of old ones,  ThatPoetGuy   Sep-02-11 08:29 PM   # 
     - I trust my dentist pretty well and he recommends not disturbing them  MH1   Sep-02-11 08:43 PM   #8 
     - If they are solid then probably not. Removal can end up doing...  TheMadMonk   Sep-02-11 10:29 PM   #11 
     - Something you may want to check out....  HysteryDiagnosis   Sep-05-11 07:16 AM   #22 
  - Here's my perspective...  laconicsax   Sep-02-11 08:25 PM   #3 
  - They cause frenzied exaggeration and a sharp decrease in critical thinking skills  Orrex   Sep-02-11 08:26 PM   #4 
  - Really good starting point is the Wiki page for "Dental amalgam controversy"  Poll_Blind   Sep-02-11 08:29 PM   #6 
  - No. Mercury in the body is not safe at any level  WhiteTara   Sep-02-11 09:10 PM   #9 
  - Let me guess which side of the vaccination debate you're on.  TheMadMonk   Sep-02-11 10:41 PM   #12 
     - You must be for mercury in the body. Yum yum! n/t  WhiteTara   Sep-03-11 09:35 AM   #15 
        - If you breathe air or eat food, you have mercury in your body.  trotsky   Sep-03-11 12:05 PM   #17 
        - yum. n/t  WhiteTara   Sep-03-11 03:47 PM   #18 
        - No. I am simply not a twit ignorant of the simple fact that some mercury...  TheMadMonk   Sep-03-11 08:21 PM   #19 
           - dental amalgam uses liquid mercury, no?  OnTheOtherHand   Sep-06-11 11:22 AM   #26 
  - One of the problems with amalgam fillings  dflprincess   Sep-02-11 09:40 PM   #10 
  - I'm inclined to think  SheilaT   Sep-02-11 10:43 PM   #13 
  - Avoid.  sfpcjock   Sep-02-11 11:18 PM   #14 
  - I have had many in my head all of my life with no apparent effect.  bemildred   Sep-03-11 10:24 AM   #16 
  - Main thing I have experienced with them ...  Kennah   Sep-05-11 05:07 AM   #20 
  - I filed mine down until I could get good elevator music in my head. n/t  HysteryDiagnosis   Sep-05-11 07:14 AM   #21 
  - I have mercury fillings from 50 years back!  golfguru   Sep-05-11 09:26 PM   #23 
  - Extremely poisonous. We should not be having a discussion about them.  Manifestor_of_Light   Sep-05-11 10:45 PM   #24 
  - you mean, you should be telling us how it is?  OnTheOtherHand   Sep-06-11 11:12 AM   #25 
  - This:  trotsky   Sep-07-11 06:58 AM   #29 
     - OMG, you eat _tuna_??!? ;)  OnTheOtherHand   Sep-07-11 12:00 PM   #31 
        - Absolutely correct. Exposure to elemental mercury vapor is different.  trotsky   Sep-07-11 12:24 PM   #32 
  - How difficult was it to clean  Tumbulu   Sep-06-11 11:13 PM   #27 
     - Not very difficult.  Manifestor_of_Light   Sep-07-11 01:43 AM   #28 
  - They've been safely used for 100 years  Warpy   Sep-07-11 11:08 AM   #30 
  - Amalgam is NOT safe and durable.  Manifestor_of_Light   Sep-07-11 05:28 PM   #33 
  - Lawsuit against the ADA and Cal Dental Association  Manifestor_of_Light   Sep-07-11 05:33 PM   #34 
     - OK, so, how did that 2001 lawsuit turn out?  OnTheOtherHand   Sep-07-11 07:08 PM   #35 
 

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