I would love to see a discussion about fluoride used in dentistry. As a hygienist I feel very conflicted on this topic and would love to hear your views. I know it has its benefits but also am very aware of its toxicity and don’t feel entirely comfortable recommending and using it on my patients
I am so happy I found your video. I had amalgam recently removed. no proteccion at all, not for doctor, staff or me as patient. 7 shoots of anesthetic to get the area numb! the succion was horrible and swallow water and amalgam/debris all the time during the procedure. i have been in pain since. jolts of pain on that tooth and swollen bleeding gum and sensitivity in the area. doctor gave me antibiotics twice and told me that he had no clue what to do. I have been having other symptoms too since this whole mess started and had no idea what goign on. now everything makes sense. I went to see a different dentist and the xrays looked fine but i am sure i have those micro cracks u referred to plus the trauma of a foulty procedure. also i might have been poisoned with all the vapors and residue that went in my stomach. not sure what to do :(
Great Conversation, thanks for spreading info about the harms of mercury dental fillings. Out of curiosity, why was 3M discussing amalgam fillings in dental school? So surprised they were allow to say those things critical of amalgam in front of dental students. Are you sure it wasn't an amalgam manufacturer? Glad you all are certified in the Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique!
Hello! I am close to the end of my amalgam removal. The last big one covers the back half of my bottom left molar maybe (it's tooth number six starting at my middle mouth and counting back to the left. My question that I can't seem to get answered is if the dentist sees the x-ray and determines that complete removal isn't possible unless I extract the tooth or do an implant, if the dentist were able to get out of the amalgam and then do the crown that is planned, would that still be something that would harm my body? I believe I am one of those that has toxicity. I've been taking Clarella twice a day while getting dental work before it started and then I will go two weeks after with Clarella my chiropractor says that I can't have a one little bit not any tiny bit in my mouth and that I should have an implant no question. From what you know, what do you believe would be acceptable. My understanding is that getting a crown with seal and cover what wasn't able to be removed but I think they're just talking a little bit not a huge amount of amalgam. Thank you for answering
Thank you so much for sharing!! I had no idea! Mine are over 15 years old and one of the teeth recently started hurting😭. Now I need to figure out who to trust to remove!
I didn't have mine for 30 years, but maybe 10-15 years and had 3 of my teeth with them broke. Unfortunately 1 tooth had to be extracted because of the severity of the breakage. Large silver fillings are notorious for eventually breaking teeth. I know other people who have had the same happen.
I had my left big one removed last week nut the dentist who is a kid didnt even look for decay all he did was get to working on putting the new filling in. I told this dentist to look for decay or rotten teeth, im going back to get my left one removed but i dont know if i want him as my dentist. 😡 How do i know he didnt put a filling on decaying teeth?,.😢
If my insurance only covers two dentist in my area and one says they will remove the silver fillings but didn’t say anything about toxicity should I just get them Bitches out or do I just keep them cause I can’t afford to go to a dentist who uses the protocol?🤷🏽♀️
so what about a four year old with silver fillings on four bottom teeth that there is cavities between those teeth? The dentist says she will take his silver fillings out and put crowns on those teeth under anesthesia.....Is this necessary??
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it should be a recall pretty much like cars have recalls. Gov. or Dental Ass. should replace it for free.
Yes!
I would love to see a discussion about fluoride used in dentistry. As a hygienist I feel very conflicted on this topic and would love to hear your views. I know it has its benefits but also am very aware of its toxicity and don’t feel entirely comfortable recommending and using it on my patients
I am so happy I found your video. I had amalgam recently removed. no proteccion at all, not for doctor, staff or me as patient. 7 shoots of anesthetic to get the area numb! the succion was horrible and swallow water and amalgam/debris all the time during the procedure. i have been in pain since. jolts of pain on that tooth and swollen bleeding gum and sensitivity in the area. doctor gave me antibiotics twice and told me that he had no clue what to do. I have been having other symptoms too since this whole mess started and had no idea what goign on. now everything makes sense. I went to see a different dentist and the xrays looked fine but i am sure i have those micro cracks u referred to plus the trauma of a foulty procedure. also
i might have been poisoned with all the vapors and residue that went in my stomach. not sure what to do :(
Fast. Your body can heal over time, fast on a regular basis and eat as healthy as possible to detox
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Great Conversation, thanks for spreading info about the harms of mercury dental fillings. Out of curiosity, why was 3M discussing amalgam fillings in dental school? So surprised they were allow to say those things critical of amalgam in front of dental students. Are you sure it wasn't an amalgam manufacturer? Glad you all are certified in the Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique!
Good stuff, thank you. Any suggestions on which fillings to use after amalgam removal to avoid the pain from micro fissures?
Hello! I am close to the end of my amalgam removal. The last big one covers the back half of my bottom left molar maybe (it's tooth number six starting at my middle mouth and counting back to the left. My question that I can't seem to get answered is if the dentist sees the x-ray and determines that complete removal isn't possible unless I extract the tooth or do an implant, if the dentist were able to get out of the amalgam and then do the crown that is planned, would that still be something that would harm my body? I believe I am one of those that has toxicity. I've been taking Clarella twice a day while getting dental work before it started and then I will go two weeks after with Clarella my chiropractor says that I can't have a one little bit not any tiny bit in my mouth and that I should have an implant no question. From what you know, what do you believe would be acceptable. My understanding is that getting a crown with seal and cover what wasn't able to be removed but I think they're just talking a little bit not a huge amount of amalgam.
Thank you for answering
Thank you so much for sharing!! I had no idea! Mine are over 15 years old and one of the teeth recently started hurting😭. Now I need to figure out who to trust to remove!
I had my mercury fillings for 30 years before two teeth broke.
I didn't have mine for 30 years, but maybe 10-15 years and had 3 of my teeth with them broke. Unfortunately 1 tooth had to be extracted because of the severity of the breakage. Large silver fillings are notorious for eventually breaking teeth. I know other people who have had the same happen.
I had my left big one removed last week nut the dentist who is a kid didnt even look for decay all he did was get to working on putting the new filling in. I told this dentist to look for decay or rotten teeth, im going back to get my left one removed but i dont know if i want him as my dentist. 😡 How do i know he didnt put a filling on decaying teeth?,.😢
Thank you! I appreciate all your insights!
Wow I’m definitely sharing this! Thank you for your research!
If my insurance only covers two dentist in my area and one says they will remove the silver fillings but didn’t say anything about toxicity should I just get them
Bitches out or do I just keep them cause I can’t afford to go to a dentist who uses the protocol?🤷🏽♀️
Thank you for the important information!
Very informative video. Have you heard of Dr Weston Price's studies of people around the world that have no cavities due to their diet?
Had mine removed at Christmas. It was done using the SMART method. However I didn't detox. Should I get a hair strand test?
Great info thank you... Only thing I would suggest is please remove the stuffed deer 😢
So what do people need or at least can do without removal of this?
so what about a four year old with silver fillings on four bottom teeth that there is cavities between those teeth? The dentist says she will take his silver fillings out and put crowns on those teeth under anesthesia.....Is this necessary??
I had some removed without any precautions taken 😮
Did you notice any backlash from possible mercury exposure?
Not even the use of you using a dental dam?
Do you travel for dentistry procedures, removal of amalgam?
it cause high blood pressure
It's not funny at all , they ruin my ( and many people ) life / health
it's very very very dengerous stuff !
eh , ive had mine 20 years , theyre fine . im wouldnt get them out for no reason .
Are you joking? Or did you not listen to information that was presented?
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@@thevoiceofreason4310 Sad but true!