dental fillings

[Guest guest]

This is interestying about fillings. i had my first two put in a couple

years ago and no actually it was the novicane that bothered me. I couldn't

feel my cheeck and almost chewed a hole in my cheeck since i couldn't feel

it, but haven't had too much problems with them. If you get your filling

removed what do you do with your teth that are rotting?

S.

I may get stuck a lot in life, but at least I stick with it:)

Dental fillings

> Hello! I've been lurking on this list for quite a while now, and

yesterday,

> thanks to a link posted here on mercury amalgam fillings, found what may

be

> contributing to my declining health.

>

> I have candida, multiple chemical sensitivities, food allergies, and a

> flagging immune system weary of fighting constant viruses and bacteriae,

and

> resistant to antibiotics. I lead a very non-toxic lifestyle, take enzymes

and

> supplements, as well a very limited diet, and yet don't seem to be getting

> any better. I came down with all this 7 years ago, and did improve once I

> gave up wheat, dairy, sugar, chocolate, etc., but now the benefit seems to

> have worn off. From what I've read in the past 24 hours, replacing

fillings

> seems worth investigating. Indeed, I went to a book reading a few weeks

ago,

> for the book, _Stricken_. Have any of you heard of it? It's a collection

of

> stories about people dealing with chronic fatigue. Several of the authors

> read excerpts from their works, and one woman said her health really

turned

> around after she got her fillings replaced.

>

> Have any of you had your fillings removed and replaced? I have 4 fillings,

> all put in in the early to mid-1970's, when I was a kid. Would dentists be

> able to tell what kind of fillings they are just by looking at them?

>

> Many thanks for this list!

>

> ~Eireen

>

> The election's not broken. We just fixed it.

>

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> Hello! I've been lurking on this list for quite a while now, and

yesterday,

> thanks to a link posted here on mercury amalgam fillings, found

what may be

> contributing to my declining health.

A few years back I had the opportunity to get all my old dental

work updated and deferred-maintennce finally fixed (found myself with

dental insurance as a domestic partner)and at that time I insisted on

having no metal fillings in my mouth. All my old mercury fillings

were replaced with white fillings. What a relief.

I can't say that I have felt better as a direct result of the

replacements, since I have been pursuing many other " alternative "

health therapies. But I am very glad to know that the mercury is all

gone.

My dentist, who is a sweeheart, doesn't promote amalgam

replacements, but gladly does it for all who request it. She pointed

out that the primary reason the dentist mainstream poopoos the

dangers of mercury poisoning is they're afraid they will start

getting their pants sued off for poisoning people if they admit using

a toxic substance.

Good fortune...

Neil

[Guest guest]

Iam a little confussed how can fillings be the cause of anything tod ow ith

our health? they are in our teeth it's not like they seep into our gums or

something? in all the research I have done all the reading i have done no

where does it say anything about fillings be a problem for any health

concerns? where did you guys get this info Iam really confussed. I have two

fillings and never had a problem with them?

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Re: Dental fillings

> Hello! I've been lurking on this list for quite a while now, and

yesterday,

> thanks to a link posted here on mercury amalgam fillings, found

what may be

> contributing to my declining health.

A few years back I had the opportunity to get all my old dental

work updated and deferred-maintennce finally fixed (found myself with

dental insurance as a domestic partner)and at that time I insisted on

having no metal fillings in my mouth. All my old mercury fillings

were replaced with white fillings. What a relief.

I can't say that I have felt better as a direct result of the

replacements, since I have been pursuing many other " alternative "

health therapies. But I am very glad to know that the mercury is all

gone.

My dentist, who is a sweeheart, doesn't promote amalgam

replacements, but gladly does it for all who request it. She pointed

out that the primary reason the dentist mainstream poopoos the

dangers of mercury poisoning is they're afraid they will start

getting their pants sued off for poisoning people if they admit using

a toxic substance.

Good fortune...

Neil

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On 31 Dec 2000, at 14:51, Stuck wrote:

> Iam a little confussed how can fillings be the cause of anything tod

> ow ith our health? they are in our teeth it's not like they seep into

> our gums or something?

Mercury is one of the msot toxic substances known to Man, and

it's in your mouth....it leaches into saliva and gets into your

bloodstream. It's nasty, nasty stuff, causes untold damage, and I'm

getting both my fillings out the instant I can afford to!

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What dentists aren't likely to learn in dental school.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Dean

That's a very informative site.

I was thinking of calling holistic dentists to inquire whether the materials

they use are any different than what regular dentists use.

Now that I've heard of the risks involved, I'm not even sure I want to get the

old metal fillings removed...

Tammy

Re: Re:Sacred?

> Does anyone know if regular dentists have a suitable filling that is not

> toxic? What material is safe?

>

> Tammy

Hi Tammy

Here is a list of what Dr considers as safe these says:

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/dentalnetwork/

Look on the left for the link to " List of Dr 's safe dental supplies "

Dean

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> Thanks, Dean

> That's a very informative site.

> I was thinking of calling holistic dentists to inquire whether the

materials they use are any different than what regular dentists use.

> Now that I've heard of the risks involved, I'm not even sure I want

to get the old metal fillings removed...

>

> Tammy

It is strongly suggested you get Dr 's latest purple book with

the latest information on dental material radioactivity, tatoo's and

extractions. You need to be fully informed about not only the

materials involved to fill the tooth(if you do not choose extraction)

as well as the technique's used in any and all biological dental work.

Once you have read the book and decide what you are going to do, have

the work done by Dr. Solario. It will be done properly. If that means

saving money and waiting a few months, I would still choose Dr.

Solario.

Corey

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> Re: Re:Sacred?

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> > Does anyone know if regular dentists have a suitable filling that

is not

> > toxic? What material is safe?

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> > Tammy

>

> Hi Tammy

> Here is a list of what Dr considers as safe these says:

> http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/dentalnetwork/

> Look on the left for the link to " List of Dr 's safe dental

supplies "

> Dean

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