Also, this stuff about removing amalgams and then putting in temporary fillings so that the "vapours" from the mercury can properly come out of the tooth? Can anybody really believe that theory? .

This makes me wonder about that guy and what he's playing at. How can mercury "vapour" get trapped in a tooth? for starters, when he removes the amalgam, they are using suction etc, the vapor goes everywhere once the amalgams are being drilled out anyway. They also spray rinse each tooth at the sametime. Plus vapor tends to absorb into the skin, membranes, up the nasal cavity etc. not sure what on earth he's talking about with each tooth, as that is probably the less liekly affected once they've drilled the mercury out, used suction and used the water. Problem is, mercury rises and it migrates to anywhere and everywhere. I believe his theory is simply a way for him to make more money.

I cannot figure out what he's doing. I can only see this as being him assuring more money for himself in the process, but then am I being cynical? Think about the fact he drills out the amalgam, then he replaces that with the temporary filling to allow the "vapors" to come out over time, THEN he drills those temporaries out and has to put composites back in.

This increases the trauma on the tooth, everytime we have dental work, this is what happens. So he's putting people at risk for greater tooth trauma, while he uses this theory of his and the more drilling, the more people are at risk for a root canal and the more money he may make in the process.

I'm sorry, but I have a large amount of cynicism with the people now after what I've experienced and on one hand they seem to want to help, yet they seem to have an incredible ability at drawing things out as long as possible and making as much as they can in the process.