Well, if it can be done, I'd go for it. Though I was on an excellent diet when I had amalgams and had improved my uptake of nutrients and minerals to such an extent, that my nails (for the first time) start to grow and look like normal nails. My teeth also became much improved, stronger, including the gums, but never once did any of my existing amalgams show any signs of coming out through repair of cavities....

Also, I was still poisoned by the mercury regardless of diet, which is why I could only get so far and no further. Poisoned everyday. Diet excellent, helped incredibly well, but was not a cure.

I'd say if someone wants to try this experiment, diet and perhaps the tooth soap as you suggested and oil pulling and maybe getting temporary replacements after amalgam removal may work. But again there is no guarantee of that. A person still has to eliminate mercury from their organs and tissues and this is a long process of detox and during that time a person remains still poisoned until enough mercury has been removed from their body to where they can truly begin to heal.

If someone's cavities are not too deep, they could probably get away with amalgam removal and leaving them. But if they are really deep, I don't see that as being a wise move to be honest. What about infection from exposure? Is that possible too?

I'd probably opt for temporary fillings, but I don't know how much that would hinder any possible repair of the cavities too.... I don't know enough about this, so I really don't know exactly what the conditions would need to be in order to have that repair take place and whether it requires having nothing filled in the teeth or it can still work if there is.