Guest guest Posted April 23, 2008 Report Posted April 23, 2008 Hi all, We are doing bio-med and are getting ready to chelate. At his dental check-up y'day, my son (8 yrs, ASD) was found to have a few cavities that need filling and a couple of extractions that seem unavoidable. For the fillings, his dentist has given us a choice between glass ionomer filling and composite, and says that both are mercury-free. Which one is better, in your opinion? Will it affect his heavy-metal toxicity in any way? Thanks and regards, Anu Quote
Guest guest Posted April 28, 2008 Report Posted April 28, 2008 > > Hi all, > > We are doing bio-med and are getting ready to chelate. At his dental > check-up y'day, my son (8 yrs, ASD) was found to have a few cavities > that need filling and a couple of extractions that seem unavoidable. > For the fillings, his dentist has given us a choice between glass > ionomer filling and composite, and says that both are mercury-free. > Which one is better, in your opinion? Will it affect his heavy-metal > toxicity in any way? > > Thanks and regards, > Anu Both of these are fine. Use whichever one the dentist things is more clinically appropriate. Andy Quote
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