I had my first visit to the biological dentist yesterday. I was very impressed by the dentist, his demeanour, his knowledge about Mercury poisoning etc etc.

He took some xrays and also found a lot of other issues going on with my teeth that I was unaware of. Because I have been grinding for so many years many of my back molars are literally cracking. He actually showed me on a TV screen. I could see all the stress fractures and cracks as plain as day.

The thing that I am concerned with is, when he tested the currents with the electro thingymajig (sorry can't recall what it is called) all of the fillings except for one registered as negative 2 or negative 3. Only one registered a positive 5 (which I have heard isn't really that bad anyway). He said that I probably don't have any mercury left in those fillings that registered negative.

Is that what this test is all about ? Can it guage how much mercury there is in the filling ? I guess that I was hoping that it would read horribly high amounts so that I can justify spending all this money.

I have all the classic symptoms of mercury poisoning and probably some more. I have had 4 shots of Rhogam vaccine (for Rh- women) which apparently is very high in mercury.

If my problem is more so from the Rhogam I can't chelate it until I get my fillings out anyway. So I guess I will just go ahead and get it done anyway and get all those other dental problems addressed at the same time.

I guess my main question is - just how important is that electro current thing. Prior to yesterday I thought that it's only purpose was to help the dentist decide which quadrant to work on first. ??????