Inert, that is a very dangerous suggestion. Many, including a few people here, have taken a sharp turn for the worse after getting amalgams removed without the proper precautions. You could get exposed to a serious amount of mercury vapor since they drill them to crack the amalgam during removal. Getting exposed to that much mercury in such a short period of time is extremely dangerous...possibly even more dangerous that keeping them in your mouth.

I reccomend using somebody who follows the IAOMT protocol, or the huggins protocol.

http://www.iaomt.org/articles/files/files288/Safe%20Removal%20of%20Amalgam%20Fillings.pdf