Sunshine, you give me real pause now as to whether or not I should have them all out tomorrow. Why is it tho that people have amalgams taken out all the time at traditional dentistsand no consideration is given to all this stuff and they seem to have no problems?

My mother was 70 years old and had her entire upper set of teeth taken out that were full with amalgams (probably around 10) and she didn't experience any significant health crisis. She's 85 now and sharper than a lot of people half her age.

Better to be safe than sorry, tho. Like you say once it is done there's no reversing the procedure, better do it right the first time.

Why not booking 7 or 14 or 21 days afterward? So you can book 8 or 15 or whatever just not multiples of 7?

Btw, don't you also get the same jolt of mercury when you have them put in?

Also, I've got 1 amalgam last tooth on left bottom, 1 amalgam last tooth left upper and 1 amalgam upper right 2nd tooth in from rear. Is that 3 separate quadrants or 2?