Guest guest Posted September 22, 2005 Report Share Posted September 22, 2005 I just had to post this part of one of the earlier links I sent. I think this is very important, especially for those women who have children that are experiencing alot of dental cavities. Be very proactive in asking your dentist what he is putting in your children's mouth! Request only composite resin fillings. They started adding copper to the silver/mercury mix some years ago...with negative consequences that they refuse to acknowledge. My kids get NO amalgam fillings, and I am adamant about that! Do it for their long term health. Patty http://www.home.earthlink.net/~berniew1/galv.html The component mix in amalgams has also been found to be an important factor in mercury vapor emissions. The level of mercury and copper released from high copper amalgam is as much as 50 times that of low copper amalgams(16). Studies have consistently found modern high copper non gamma-two amalgams have greater release of mercury vapor than conventional silver amalgams (17-21). While the non gamma-two amalgams were developed to be less corrosive and less prone to marginal fractures than conventional silver amalgams, they have been found to be unstable in a different mechanism when subjected to wear/polishing/ chewing/ brushing: they form droplets of mercury on the surface of the amalgams(3,23,24). This has been found to be a factor in the much higher release of mercury vapor by the modern non gamma-two amalgams. Recent studies have concluded that because of the high mercury release levels of modern amalgams, mercury levels higher than Government health guidelines are being transferred to the lungs, blood, brain, CNS, kidneys, liver, etc. of large numbers of people with amalgam fillings and widespread neurological, immune system, and endocrine system effects are occuring(25,26,27,28). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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