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Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 146
Graduate Member
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The issue of mercury vapour remaining in teeth after amalgam removal has recently been brought to my attention on one of the threads about Dr Heasham El-Essawy. This is the first time i have heard of this theory. He states that when amalgam fillings are removed mercury vapour remains in the tooth. And that if new composite fillings are placed straight away this can lead to this mercury remaining trapped under the fillings and continue to cause problems.
Does anyone know anymore about this issue? I am interested to know more
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