Hello everyone. Just fishing for suggestions here. I went through the amalgam thing - feeling terrible followed by extraction and vitamin C detox and I came through it all finally feeling great. However I was wondering what material is best for a new filling that has to be done. I've heard some bad things said about composite fillings and was wondering if anyone has any opionions and or experiences? I'm based near London UK and if anyone can suggest a good dentist too I would also be grateful. Also does anyone have any opinion on the ozone treatment of early cavaties and the future of this "growing new teeth" thing? Thanks all - and good luck with your detoxes.

Concerning fillings materials, most people seem to be going with DiamondLite by Diamond Corp. I've been told it does not cross the blood-brain barrier and is fairly inert, although there is no perfect filling material.

Hi. There are two dentists in London that I know of that use safeties and diamondlite:

David Harvie Austin (trained under Hal Huggins)
David Cowan

Both are in Weymouth Street, I think (which is just off Harley Street).

Apparently teeth can heal themselves to some extent when the caviiity has been cleaned. It takes about 2 months. I guess it's a siiimilar process to healing broken bones, which take around the same amount of time. The teeth are temporarily filled with something and then with permanent material.

Yes, my daughter went to the dentist (who kindly was not charging us) and we were told she had a small cavity. She was ill on her appointment day. I didn't take her in later because I was just beginning to get wind of problems with amalgams. When I took her in for her next appt. - just a checkup, the same dentist pronounced her cavity free! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Thanks for the feedback everyone, it's appreciated. I like the sound of this ozone tooth regeneration thing, I was wondering why my dentist didn't offer me it - is it untested or does the dentist just not want to loose valuable future filling work - I wonder.

Scientific American had an article on growing new teeth. Composites often contain bisphenol-A which is estrogenic as well as formaldehyde(potent carcinogen),toluene,etc. Perhaps gold-porcelain is best. consider zirconium also.

Has anyone had any experience with BellGlass crowns ?

So let me get this straight,even after a biocompatibility test is done to dtermine what you will tolerate,there is still a chance of adverse reactions from certain replacement materials.