Re: Removal of mercury fillings

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Felicia Ward wrote:

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> I know you had a dentist in FW that you recommended but did you

> actually have your fillings removed by him? I was wondering how it

> went with him. How long was the process etc.?

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Hi Felicia,

Yes, Dr. replaced eight amalgams for me. It went very well. He

used a rubber dam, oxygen, ionizer and tested the charge on each tooth

each time to determine which quadrant to work on.(Please don't ask me to

explain this!) Each time I went - four times - I had a vitamin C IV

either just before or just after.

I have had some improvement in my health since then, we finished up

about one month ago. I have not started any chelation yet. I was

interested in the posts about VItamin C as a chelator. Each time I had

fillings replaced and the IV I felt worse for a period of time and then

better.

I would recommend Dr. , he is very kind and knowledgeble.

Lynette

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In a message dated 11/13/00 10:32:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lnett@... writes:

<< Each time I went - four times - I had a vitamin C IV

either just before or just after. >>

Dear Lynnette:

Why is the Vitamin C and IV used? What kind of doctor could do this? I was

just going to go to my regular dentist who would use the porcelain fillings

and have the old ones taken out.

Thanks

Tina

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TMS1000@... wrote:

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> Dear Lynnette:

> Why is the Vitamin C and IV used?

I was told by Dr. to start high dose vitamin C orally a month or

so before he started removing my amalgams. He also recommended selenium

and vitamin E. He suggested having the IV on the day of removal to help

counteract the new exposure I would be getting even while taking

precautions. I also read this in Andy Cutler's book. I was already sick

and did not want to get sicker.

What kind of doctor could do this?

I went to a DO's office who does IV chelation among other things.

I was

> just going to go to my regular dentist who would use the porcelain fillings

> and have the old ones taken out.

I would not reccommend having your fillings replaced without taking the

precautions that I mentioned in my last post. I had two done this way,

one for a root canal because I didn't know any better and trusted my

dentist. A month or so later I became ill with a whole host of symptoms

including GI problems, vertigo and visual disturbances, wicked insomnia

and adrenal insufficiency. I had no ability to concentrate , could not

get anything done and felt frightened all the time. I was basically a

mess. I can't think of, and nor could any of the doctors I saw, anything

that would cause these problems (other than the mercury exposure on top

of a mouthful of fillings, rhogam during my last pregnancy and tuna)

I recently spoke with a friend who I had not seen in a while. During the

course of our conversation she told me that she had had all her fillings

replaced three years ago by a friend who is a dentist, without any

precautions. Later she said she had a hysterectomy two years ago after

having a lot of hormonal problems. I thought it an interesting chain of

events. I would be curious to know just how many of our health problems

could be related to heavy metal poisoning.

My advice to you would be to locate a mercury free dentist and do some

research before you do anything with your amalgams. I learned the hard

way!

Lynette

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Rollwagen <kylerollwagen@...> wrote:

> i am getting 1 filling removed in a few days.  my dentist

> uses high suction hose to suck the mercury vapor away from

> my mouth and his assistant sprays cold water on the

>  filling pretty much continually  to keep it cool so as to

> reduce vapor.  so it looks like he uses a good safety protocol

> here.  he said i can use a dam as well if i would like.

>  do these measure seem good enough?

IMO, yes, and try the dam as well. Sometimes the dam is

so uncomfortable and untenable for the person they have to

abandon it, and that can vary depending on where the amalgam

removal is taking place in one's mouth, but try the dam

and they can remove it and go on without if necessary.

> also, just wondering if there is anything i can or should

> take leading up and during and after to  mitigate or minimize

> any damage if some vapor gets into my system.....would i take

> antioxidants....ie. Vit C?  

I take 3000 mg Vit C one hour before *any* dental procedure,

personally, consider it a mild prophylactic against sepsis.

Carol W.

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