Hi Jason, no worries, I enjoy passing on anything I can that I think might be of help. I don't have any qualifications or true blue knowledge from universities or anything else, just basically going through this myself and you find things out along the way as you know yourself. Mistakes etc.

Good luck with the test and if it's any consolation, I am a complete mess with chemical/metal sensitivities and on my test the cerecs came back "ok". But again, as I do not have the stuff in my mouth, I will never really know, so I am ultra nervous about the whole thing. I'd feel sick if it turned out bad and I'd been telling people it was good.

But the reputation of it, what I've read, and so many dentists are using it (biologic), the hardness and duribility of it, the apparenty biocompatibility of it, the fact it's closest to human enamel (probably in structure more than antyhing) etc etc, and my own blood test results leads me to believe it might be "ok".

Hope Walter clifford can provide more info. He does not mince words, he will tell it straight, he is not interested in either putting a material down, or making it sound better than it really is. He has no leaning towards any of them, unless of course he knows definitely that certain ones might be generally more biocompatible.

Best wishes and hope it turns out ok for you. If it doesn't and you get the cerec and things go wrong...... hmmmm, you'll know who to blame <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> but I am hoping all will be fine.