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Joined: Nov 2007
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Me-Shell Mijangos, You would have to be very careful and sure before doing that. If they don't take the precautions while removing the mercury you could get very sick.
I would get Biocompatibility Testing done, for sure. If they replace your amalgams with uncompatible material for your body , you would be sick again, and it would mean shelling out more money to have it all redone.
I'd read one person had their amalgams done in Mexico, after a few months he had one of the repaired teeth break, and had to get it fixed in the United States,well with an xray of the broken tooth the dentist showed the man all kinds of mercury underneath the new composite fillings. He'd just spent 2,000 in Mexico, and had to shell out 4,000 in the US to get them fixed the right way. Be very careful getting your amalgams replaced all at once too. Your body can't handle that. My dentist made sure if they done removal of one quadrant on a Monday, they were sure to do the next quadrant of teeth on a different day of the week, something to do with the 7-14-21 day immune cycles. If not done properly you could set off autoimmune diseases.
You also want to make sure your dentist knows exactly what they are doing...Watch out for root canal and cavitation toxins, they can do a lot of damage to your body.
Sometimes you can get your insurance to possible pay for the old fillings to be replaced (if they are cracked or coming out or old) and just pay the difference for the material suitable for you.
Just my 2 cents worth.....
Bann
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