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Joined: May 2007
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I am going to dentist tomorrow. What filling replacment is bad and which is ok? Thx
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its best to get a compatibility test done,too see what you react too. have you had this done?
otherwise diamondlite ive heard is good? what part of the world are you from?
smitho
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Joined: Jun 2006
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cerec porcelain is apparently one of the best. It is more expensive, but lasts a LONGGGG time. 2 people on here I know got it and are doing well. They no longer really get on here because they're getting better.
That was encouraging for me considering one of them was highly chemically sensitive!
But cerec porcelain needs to be done by a dentist experienced in placing it.
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Joined: Apr 2007
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Doesn't really matter what is good or what isn't isn't if it isn't on your dentist's list of material at hand.
Most dentists are pretty limited in their flexibility. They use one or two maybe 3 optional materials and you are stuck with the choices they give you which may or may not be good choices for you. your dentist probably won't care about that though so be careful.
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