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Hello, I just got back from a holistic dentist today... He is going to charge me around $2,400 for removal of 5 mercury fillings. He is listed under the ioamt site i think since he had a tv showing a video of how dangerous mercury is..
He is charging me $275 for an autonotic response test and charges $110 for removal of each mercury tooth.
The thing that really brothers me is that 2 of the 5 mercury filled teeth are filled with very LITTLE mercury but yet he is still charging $110 for each?? Don't you think he should charge less for those 2 teeth? I am a poor college student!!!
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Joined: Nov 2005
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My dentist charged me £60 per replacement. He did not use any special procedures. I only had three.
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The holistic dentists tend to cost more, it seems.
I was going to go to a holistic dentist who actually knew Hal Huggins too. But there was a mandatory hair analysis test which I had to pay up front ($150 ) and all these other fees, that it would have even cost me more than $3,000 after I was done.
So I prayed about it- and my one friend told me about the dentist he goes to-- an ordinary dentist, who has all the latest equipment, but refuses to purchase silver amalgam for his office. He only order's a certain porcelain/composite.
I decided to go to him, and just follow the proper protocols as much as possible as Hal Huggins mentions in his book, "I'ts All in Your Head".
I dont regret it one bit. For 8 silver filling replacements it cost me $580 to $600. I got them removed/replaced two at a time every other month -- so it took me from May 12th, 2005 to September 1, 2005
Now i'm chelating.
you may want to go that route and get them out one or two at a time at a good dentist that-- though they are not a holistic dentist, respects your wishes. Mine even used a rubber dam on me to keep me happy--even though he doenst normally use them on patients.
borrow that book from Hal Huggins, "I'ts all in your Head" and read for preperation-- and also, read Andy Cutlers book if you can too.
After each filling removal-- breath into a fan for about 45 minutes- to help the lungs in case you breathed in any mercury vapor from your own fillings being removed. (drilling releases more vapor)
Good luck! Boldyloxx
"It is Better to Love than always be right"- Mother Teresa
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Hi SteveX, how long ago have you had them out?
and how is it going with your chelating? :-)
Boldyloxx
"It is Better to Love than always be right"- Mother Teresa
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boldyloxx,
I see you live in PA, do you have a GOOD dentist that is in the philadelphia area??
My holistic dentist already charged me $125 for the first consultation.. Only if I can get it back... <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/mad.gif" alt="" />
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It's probably been about 4 weeks now.
There's been really great days and really awful days. For instance yesterday I was feeling so mentally and physically drained a skipped a few classes at uni and came home to sleep. I'm hoping this has to do with my body ridding itself of mercury.
I started off with coriander and chlorella. After really REALLY awful I stopped (this also relates to lack of funds) the coriander and chlorella.
I'm now taking kelp (hoping their some algin in it) and various vitamins (C, Magnesium, Zinc, E, Selenium, Multivitamins, something with omega 3 oils in it). I'm having good days and bad days still.
When I get paid I'm going to take some acivated charcoal then go back on the coriander to try and speed things up a little. Another reason I'm doing this is I've increased brian fog of late. I think this was due to the coriander. I read if there's still mercury in the body when you take it it can actually take mercury up to your brain (thus why i'm taking the charcoal first - to try and rid any excess in my GI tract). So hopefully some coriander will remove some mecury from my brain.
These filling replacements were no quick fix, heh.
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