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Hi Becky (i'm Becky too), I can see the dilemma you are in! I have heard this before about Hal Huggins dentists and it reminds me of the label on certain clothes. How you can wind up paying for the label more than the clothes. Sorry but any biologic dentist whose done his/her homework should be able to provide just a good a job! You can always talk to them or go and see one and discuss your concerns and what protection they will offer you during removal etc. You can sometimes find that out via email. E.g. oxygen, goggles, rubber dam, how they remove the amalgam itself (e.g. drilling or cutting). I would also advise you to only get a few out each time, not a whole pile. Everytime amalgam is being removed, you are exposed to a greater amount of that mercury and sometimes MUCH greater. So I would not get too many out in one session. I would do it gradually over time. E.g. 2 out in one session (one quadrant) and then leave a few weeks inbetween or more to help yourself recover. Have a look at this link here that might help you too: http://herballure.com/ubbthreads/sh...&sb=5&o=&fpart=1
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