Re: Does anyone know a Dentist in my area who can remove mercury.

[Guest guest]

I expect you could find a suitable dentist through the British Society for

Mercury Free Dentistry:

http://mercuryfreedentistry.org.uk/

Miriam

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> I live in the Aldershot/Farnham area, and as one cannot mention the names of

Health Professionals on this forum, can you contact me privately, if you know of

a Dentist who can remove mercury fillings safely, and also crown this tooth.

> Kathleen

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[Guest guest]

> I live in the Aldershot/Farnham area, and as one cannot mention the names of Health Professionals on this forum, can you contact me privately, if you know of a Dentist who can remove mercury fillings safely, and also crown this tooth.> Kathleen>

Hi Kathleen,

This is my own holistic dentist; right in your neighbourhood - Gareth and Emma are both excellent, albeit expensive.

http://www.holisticdentalcentre.co.uk/

Best wishes,

[Guest guest]

HI

Have just been looking at the link from Miriam, and have noted the two in

Farnham, and have also noted one in Effingham where I was born.

I am a bit concerned about my NHS dentist not taking adequate protection against

Mercury causing me more problems.

I am already having problems with the waterworks and swollen ankles and feet, so

for mercury to get into my kidneys is not going to help one little bit.

If they use Adrenaline in the anaesthetic in turn it will cause a rise in BP and

I would say more swelling.

At the moment my common sense points me to cancelling the appointment on the

9TH, and in turn if they cannot offer protection against damaging me further

with mercury I would be within my rights to go somewhere that can.

Will give them a call tomorrow to see how much it will cost.

My present Dentist was going to put a gold (not real gold) crown on, but could

whatever these gold crowns have in them cause any further problems.

Many thanks

From Kathleen

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> Hi Kathleen,

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> This is my own holistic dentist; right in your neighbourhood - Gareth

> and Emma are both excellent, albeit expensive.

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> http://www.holisticdentalcentre.co.uk/

> <http://www.holisticdentalcentre.co.uk/>

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> Best wishes,

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[Guest guest]

roberts in huddersfield can, i had mine removed by him about 10 of them. He

followed the correct procudure ect and he was even at the TPA meeting in

skipton.

http://www.holistic-dentistry.com/

Steve

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> HI ALL

> I have an appointment with my Dentist on 9TH Jan to have a tooth crowned.I am

not too happy that the mercury filling is going to be removed in the correct

manner, and to make things worse the specialist I went to see concerning this

tooth as my feelings were that it would be safer to remove the tooth.

[Guest guest]

HI STEVE

I was also at Skipton, but Huddersfield is too far for me to travel,but I do

have two areas near to me with Dentists that will be an option to help.

Many thanks

Kathleen

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> > HI ALL

> > I have an appointment with my Dentist on 9TH Jan to have a tooth crowned.I

am not too happy that the mercury filling is going to be removed in the correct

manner, and to make things worse the specialist I went to see concerning this

tooth as my feelings were that it would be safer to remove the tooth.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathleen,

When I was considering this I was told that i should not have gold crowns if I had any amalgams at all in my mouth or it would cause more leaching of the mercury. Also the crown needs to be not metal lined. I think at the time the only ones the NHS did were metal lined at these were cheaper.

Val

My present Dentist was going to put a gold (not real gold) crown on, but could whatever these gold crowns have in them cause any further problems.Many thanksFrom Kathleen

[Guest guest]

HI VAL

My old crowns are white and they have lasted a long time. I am also concerned as

to what these gold crowns are made of and the effect that they will have. If say

I was allergic to the metals, and my feelings are that some sort of test should

be done first, as ones mouth is I would say the most sensitive area.

I also have to look at the harm done to women with these faulty breast implants

from France. The French are paying the cost for their women to have them

removed, but UK women are going to have to pay.

So if there are problems with this crown, are the NHS going to foot the bill or

am I. In this respect I might just as well pay privately and get it done safely

in the first place.

Apart from this I have to climb upstairs to my present Dentist which can be a

problem when ones hips are playing up. I also feel sorry for women struggling

with getting their prams/pushchairs upstairs.

I also have other health problems at the moment so it may not be the best thing

to go ahead with it at the moment, which will give me time to save up for

private care.

Kathleen

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> Hi Kathleen,

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> When I was considering this I was told that i should not have gold crowns if I

had any amalgams at all in my mouth or it would cause more leaching of the

mercury. Also the crown needs to be not metal lined. I think at the time the

only ones the NHS did were metal lined at these were cheaper.

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> Val

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