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Hi all, <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I have a question and I need to hear from others what they think is best to do. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" /> Is it best to remove all of the mercury/amalgams in one (1) appointment? Or Is it best to remove them slowly over several months? Thank you for any help ya'll can offer! Elaine
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Joined: May 2005
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Thank you so much Russ, The links are great and I plan on studying them very carefully. Especially, the voltage order thing <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" /> and the immune cycle <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />....those two confuse me the most. I personaly would prefer to have them all removed at one time but I imagine the dentist (who is a Huggins recommendation) will be super expensive. And I have been reading that it's best not to have the whole mouth done at one time. My husband's boss is recommending his personal (local) dentist, this dentist doesn't know anything about proper removal but the boss says this guy would do it a lot cheaper and that I can ask him to do a few things that I think are the most important. And if I can get the mercury removed at a resonable price, then it might be worth it. If the local dentist won't comply or if I feel uncomfortable with him, then I may be forced to go to the Huggins one.....since, I am having major problems with my immunity because of the couple of teeth that have lost some mercury fillings and the soft pulp (or inside) is exposed......but once they are fixed, I think I could handle a one day removal....I'm living on Echinacea and vit C.....hee hee! Thank you again Russ and God bless you for your help, Elaine <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> P.S. I remember reading that Huggins says one shouldn't cross the center line until they have removed everything on that side......How does this work if the voltage thing requires that the bottom right side should be first and the top left side is next? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />
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Joined: Dec 1999
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Hey Elaine, You're very welcome for the information. Here are some responses to your questions/statements: I personaly would prefer to have them all removed at one time but I imagine the dentist (who is a Huggins recommendation) will be super expensive. And I have been reading that it's best not to have the whole mouth done at one time. In may situations, they've discovered that it really is OK to have the entire mouth done at one time. It really is a judgement call between you and the dentist. My husband's boss is recommending his personal (local) dentist, this dentist doesn't know anything about proper removal but the boss says this guy would do it a lot cheaper and that I can ask him to do a few things that I think are the most important. And if I can get the mercury removed at a resonable price, then it might be worth it. I would not go to a dentist that has not been specially trained in mercury removal. I know many people who thought they were saving money by going to a regular dentist only to find that, not only did they spend more money than a mercury-free dentist would have cost, but they became extremely sick after because the regular dentist did not properly protect them from the mercury vapor during the removal. I would call around and get prices from mercury-free dentists and also find out which ones take the necessary precautions or you may find yourself in worse condition than before you started. Many have. You will find that the prices regular dentists charge as well as the prices that mercury-trained dentists charge for removal both vary greatly from one to the next. Shop around. Safety Precautions During Mercury Removal I remember reading that Huggins says one shouldn't cross the center line until they have removed everything on that side......How does this work if the voltage thing requires that the bottom right side should be first and the top left side is next? They have discovered that crossing the center line is not really such an issue. Quadrant-voltage order is the more important issue. All the best and please keep us posted.
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