Hi, you're very welcome, glad we were of some help <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> Well it seems to me that you're onto a good dentist. I am not familiar with that product, but checked it out on the net and it seems very impressive. I kept seeing the words "highly biocompatible" or "completely biocompatible".
It must be pretty good, if Ray is using it,

So you maybe onto a good one. I also looked on my serum test form, which tests dental materials to see which ones you are compatible with and I am HIGHLY sensitive and toxic and I just looked up the one you mentioned and it said it was suitable for me. Just as the cerec is. Your product I think is a mix of both ceramic and composite....?. I might be wrong. But it showed up under both headings of composites and porcelain/ceramic.

At any rate, it certainly sounds ok to me. But again, I don't know much more. I do believe you are onto a good dentist though, he seems VERY particular in what he uses and well aware of the respones to patients.

I'd say Cerec is also a very good bet, but this one sounds good too. I guess it now comes down to the dentist. I do not have Cerec, so I can't say "definitely get it", but stuff I read on it is very impressive also, plus two people on here got it and are no longer on this forum. Both of them are now working and getting well. So that's encouraging, particularly when one of them in particular was highly chemically sensitive, toxic and allergic to almost everything so she said. She got Cerec and it seemed fine with her. Again everybody is different, so that does not mean this will be the case for all.

I am sure the one Ray uses will be just as good, maybe better. He would do his research. He sounds like a good guy, I checked out his website and he helps his patients with their gums and gives information on how to help gum disease, fight it and all of it is with stuff you can get at your own chemist or supermarket. At no cost to them. Sounds like he genuinely cares!

I'm glad you got onto him and yeah he would have picked up on the metal and amalgam reaction immediately. I had it with braces, and if you think it's bad with amaglam alone, wait till you get another metal in there with it. Some people have had porcelain put in and thought the porcelain was to blame for their symptoms, when often they have had porcelain with a metal base (which is often covered so you cannot see it), and that metal can then react with the still remaining amalgam. So that can make people very very ill.