I was all in a rush to get my amalgams removed thinking this was my biggest problem in relation to my FMS and CFS symptoms.
I started researching and found out that I may have cavitations and this may be causing me more of the physical symptoms and mercury the mental symptoms.
I also have severe TMJ and at this point I wouldn't even be able to open my mouth wide enough for the bio dentist to do the work, so I am left waiting.
This has been a blessing of sorts because if I have cavitations I may just have to have the tooth extracted instead of filled.

I just wanted to say if you are having unresolved pain and symptoms after removal you may want to check into cavitations. Cavitations don't always cause pain in you mouth but cause generalized pain in your body like FMS or CFS symptoms.

The only way to be for sure if you have cavitations is doing the cavitat scan and or MRI Stir imaging.

I am having to wait till January to see Dr. Shankland if my TMJ is actually cavitations in my jaw. He is suppose to be the best in the country for this type of thing.
He does not do amalgam removal in his office so theres no risk of getting repoisoned when you see him.

I would be great to report back in January with my results if anyone is interested.

Veg