Hi Nicola,
Well, the problem with "filtek" is that there is more than one name like this. I am not suitable to most of them except "one". So not sure what filtek you have. The ones listed are by a company called - 3M ESPE Premier:
Filtek A-110 (this is the only one I tested "suitable" for).
Filtek Flow
Filtek P-60
Filtek supreme universal
Filtek Z250
I had filtek supreme and got them removed. But haven't noticed any difference! They've been out for months now too. So though they show unsuitable on my test, the removal certainly hasn't appeared to have done much (unless of course I had them in for so long, it's permanent damage?). I don't know.
the other two materials you've mentioned are not mentioned in my listing of dental materials. Either there is more to the names, or they're just not on the list. The list contains almost all materials, but sometimes there might be a few that are not there.
Your wisest bet in my personal opinion is to get yourself a serum test done. You can mention the extra materials you wish to best tested for (the ones you already have), so they will make sure it's on the list, as well as all the test they generally give. You can then really find out whether any of them maybe posing an issue with your immune system. Again I do not know how accurate these serum tests are.
That's what I would do. You can also have any other tests as well by other means as an additon like EAV testing (voll testing), or other ways. But sometimes you get contradictory results, which is why I work from the serum test and then go from there. If one test says I'm ok, but the serum tests says I'm not, I won't have it.
Check out this recent link
http://herballure.com/ubbthreads/sh...&sb=5&o=&fpart=1I'm sorry that this is happening to you and I know exactly how it feels and how much I went through tearing my hair out and wondering what my "new" materials might have been doing. So yeah I got them redone a few times actually, but never had the serum test then. I also had the wrong people on machines who weren't even trained properly. So they also stuffed things around. Then I'd get someone else who would give a different answer.
That's why I think serum testing is a good foundation to work from and THEN seek second opinions on other testings, but make sure the person knows what they are doing. E.g. has been doing it for sometime, experienced and reputable.
