Topic. Its just I heard so many people who are still unwell after getting fillings done from Good dentists even using the safet protocols of huggins such as oxygen, Rubber dam but then they went to see hesham he found amalgam still left from his mercury vapour machine.

HI, no you can replace permanent fillings!

And you can check for amalgam left under them by getting a panoramic xray.

Many of us may have no amalgam left over, but according to Dr Hesham, this does not mean we are free from the mercury vapor trapped in the tubules.

When he does a removal, it seems he does not just simply concentrate on removing all amalgam, but he also allows for the mercury vapor still trapped the tubules to offgas/outgas as well by putting temporary fillings in. At least that's how I read it. The temporaries must somehow allow for any remainder of mercury vapors to clear out over time allowing perhaps for a more complete and speedier recovery, but the permanents may prevent that more, which may hinder or frustrate healing.

But again, many do heal regardless, but it seems Dr Hesham cconcentrates fully on total mercury removal from all teeth.

I cannot say for sure whose method is best <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />/. I have no idea. Anytime ones amalgams are removed and replaced, there is always the risk for further uptake and more concentrated exposure during removal.

Also, ones recovery is also based on many other things, so it's not a sure thing to know what the outcome will be with each person and how successful chelation is going to be. I wish it was 100% guarantee, but it's not. But at least in ridding yourself of amalgam, it is turning off one ongoing source of mercury exposure. I would not rely totally on amalgam removal alone to cure myself. I realise now how much the body needs in order to heal from this and often it requires diet, chelation and supplement support in an ongoing way to aid the process.