Re: looking for mercury-free dentists, Boston, MA area

[Guest guest]

I understand that many of the dentists in that area use composite because it

pays more, but some don't necessarily understand the health reasons for avoiding

mercury. I would also like to know of a good one, preferably in Cambridge.

Thanks,

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does anyone know where to look for a mercury-free dentist or know of one in <BR>

the Boston, Ma area?  thank you in advance        <BR>

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rita from Boston<BR>

mom to (pdd) <BR>

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[Guest guest]

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> I understand that many of the dentists in that area use composite

because it pays more, but some don't necessarily understand the

health reasons for avoiding mercury.

That is a pretty tall subject. I certainly recommend

the book " Mercury Free " for a fine and very readable

overview of this topic. (More info on this book and

others here:

http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/HOW_TO_hair_test.html

> I would also like to know of a good one, preferably in Cambridge.

don't know any to recommend, but you can find links to lists

of alternative types of dentists, here:

http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/HOW_TO_find_doctor.html

Look for section on dentists.

Also, I think I may have failed to respond to an email you

wrote to me ages ago-- if so I apologize.

good wishes,

Moria

> Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Hi Rita,

Dr. Matchell is in Nashua, NH and follows all the proper protocols for

removing amalgam.

R

[Guest guest]

West Newton Dental Asscoiates on Washington st., Newton, MA is a

mercury free office. My 5 year old son and I see Dr. Patel, she is

very nice.

> does anyone know where to look for a mercury-free dentist or know

of one in

> the Boston, Ma area? thank you in advance

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> rita from Boston

> mom to (pdd)

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