Thanks, Alicia <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

I'm seeing a holistic dentist tomorrow who I hope can give me a test or confirmation that I have mercury poisoning, and general advice. I don't think the dentist has diamondlite so I'll probably have to look for another dentist to actually treat me, but having someone professional to initially talk with about this will hopefully be a huge help.

For those who have been treated, which is best - having the fillings done after unwanted teeth have been extracted, or extracting first? I'm thinking of having the fillings I want replaced done first, and then the remaining teeth removed (to prevent any risk of mercury going in the open socket.

Also on the tests, is this done by urine? I've heard that if the test shows "normal range" of mercury then it doesn't necessarily mean the fillings aren't poisoning me?