...Why wouldn't the dentist remove them??
I have 8 fillings too...
Two in the back of each back tooth..

Yep. Same here, two in the back of each back tooth.. I guess it's standard procedure..

Which is why the dentists said they didn't want to remove them, it's not 'standard procedure'. But those 2 dentists are in the same office and may have something up their behinds too.. like they look in my mouth and see a fortune in bridges and crowns or inlays.. I think, personally, that has more to do with it then standard procedure..

Those teeth have been bothering me a long time, they really have no idea, they are getting worse all the time too, they are all cracked up from the amalgam. I sincerely doubt they will stand the strain and trauma of a dental drill. I think the dentist figures he can pour some epoxy into them and glue them together. But he has a short memory (because he should know that already), either that or he simply doesn't believe me, but I am allergic to resins and he is overlooking that.. there will be no glueing of my teeth back there. Standard procedure doesn't require him to care about my overhealth or whether I live or die so it's a bit of a problem. I have no idea where they get these people who call themselves Dr dentist. They really are not doctors and really do not know anything about health.

Someone else will remove them. They don't feel too bad this week I have been taking a lot of vitamin C and eating clove oil, seems to be working. Brushing with baking soda and salt...

I have had 3 removed by hook or crook already the past 18 months so there are 5 left. Removing just one of those teeth does me a lot of good, I have begun to realize that... prior I would have never considered pulling a tooth either but I feel so much better after each one of those old mercury molars gets out of there.. so I have decided not to bother looking for solutions for my particular resin problem situation and just want them removed. It will happen pretty soon... It took me all this time I think to realy get used to the idea..practice eating without them etc, they are useless for that anyway I get terrible headaches if I chew steak or anything major with those teeth...

and the chronic fatigue... autoimmune disorder.. yeah by now I can easily believe that. Which is another reason I want the teeth simply yanked and not cut or drilled, too many of them and I am planning on entering my 50's in fine shape not sad shape.. regardless of what standard procedure requires. The past few years, any tooth in my mouth with a filling of any kind, that gets touched by dentists... and cost me several hundred or more each in the process (trying a 'pretty fix) has had to be pulled within a couple months.. I am currently missing 4 teeth as a result. Thousands opf dollars spent just to have the teeth pulled anyway. 3 of those molars and a pretty pretty bicuspid a really really stupid dentist messed up due to ignorance and greed. That one really bothers me, that tooth was fine and looked real good too before he touched it.

But the molars in the back, I will not miss them. No one will know they are gone except me. You cannot see them even when i smile.

You really do need to get them out Lynn. And chelate fervently afterward to avoid that possible chronic fatigue or autoimmune disorder if you get them replaced instead of removed. Make sure the dentists you choose knows what he's doing, they need to be carefully cut and lifted out, not drilled... get referrals from other people before you let a dentist do it.. If they drill into them you will get real sick, real sick..It's not just the mercury even, but those old amalgams usually have decay under them. and they adversly affect the surrounding good teeth if you haven't noticed... pay attention to that.