Hi there, I'm not overly familiar with that material, but on my serum test form, it shows to be suitable with me and I'm very sensitive and very toxic. So I don't know if that is any consolation to you.

Also, I've heard that Germany usually makes very biocompatible dental materials also. So yours may well be ok.

You can chelate by the way. Any aluminium in those materials would be oxide form and Andy Cutler (biochemist), makes no mention of this stuff as being an issue, and he deals extensively with mercury toxic people and warns against the other metals such as copper, lead, arsenic and how they react alongside mercury making it much more toxic. He reckons you get more aluminium oxide in baking powder.

But again, you have to decide on whether you feel comfortable with them in your mouth or not.

Here is a link about aluminium oxide http://www.vident.com/general.php?id_pages=205

But again, there is differing opinions on this stuff, but consider all the other metals and chemicals contained in dental materials (plastics, glass ionomers and simple denture acrylic ALL contain them to varying degrees). So it's kind of like trying to find the lesser of two evils and get a form of the stuff that is less likely to cause issues.